A new home for quality use of medicines education and resources
Tailored, interactive, small group learning for your practice.
Stay up to date with the latest evidence and clinical information in this interactive whole of practice learning experience, designed specifically for Australian General Practices and Aboriginal Health Services.
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Courses designed to empower you to quickly and easily run a small group learning session in your practice. Accredited, with resources & cases for engaging clinical discussions.
The QUM Alliance offers updated clinical guidelines, resources, and links to support health professionals, including Clinical Guides, Medicine Comparison Tables, Management Algorithms, Care Plan.
This AI-powered chatbot course is designed to help healthcare professionals improve their skills in motivational interviewing, specifically in the context of eczema management and the use of topical corticosteroids.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) is proud to be an integral member of the Quality Use of Medicines (QUM) Alliance, addressing safety and quality use of medicines. Explore PSA's educational material here.
The Health Care Consumers’ Association (HCCA) is the peak health consumer organisation in the ACT. We work to improve the quality and safety of health services and advocate for health equity.
We are always looking to improve our programs and we would love your health professional input. You are invited to take part in the co-design of the education interventions.
Eczema Support Australia is the go-to hub for Australians living with eczema, offering crucial information, support, and advocacy. Here you'll discover trusted resources such as the Eczema Care Online Toolkit, evidence-based factsheets and more.
Explore evidence-based consumer and health practitioner mediated resources on gout including symptoms, treatments and lifestyle tips to support consumers to better understand and manage gout effectively.
Quality Use of Medicines Alliance
Helping consumers and health professionals make safe and wise decisions about medicines and diagnostics. Funded by the Australian Government through the Quality Use of Diagnostics, Therapeutics and Pathology Program.
