Online learning for health professionals
Build clinical confidence in cardiovascular care
The Heart Foundation offers a range of online education to support health professionals in delivering best-practice cardiovascular care.
Developed with clinical experts, our learning combines the latest evidence with practical, real-world application to support the prevention, diagnosis and management of cardiovascular disease.
Choose from flexible learning options, including CPD-accredited courses on the Learning Hub, clinical webinars, Primary Health Network workshops, and courses in cardiovascular and rheumatic heart disease. Explore the options below to find the right learning for your needs.
Learning hub
CPD-accredited courses for health professionals focused on cardiovascular disease risk, prevention and care. Explore flexible online learning options.
Clinical webinars
Join expert-led clinical webinars exploring cardiovascular disease insights and innovation. View upcoming sessions or watch on-demand anytime.
PHN roadshows
Interactive cardiovascular disease management workshops delivered with Primary Health Networks across Australia, tailored to your local needs.
CVD courses
Learn cardiovascular disease risk assessment and management. Build confidence using the Australian CVD Risk Calculator and clinical guidelines.
RHD course
Free online course on acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease. Learn to recognise, prevent and manage in line with Australian guidelines.
Clinical tools
Access tools and resources to support CVD risk assessment, including guidelines, calculators and patient materials to support your online learning.
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