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Online CPD courses

Explore CPD accredited modules to support early bowel cancer detection. Short, practical content tailored to help you boost screening awareness and improve outcomes in general practice.

Core modules
Elective modules

Core modules

Two female healthcare professionals, one in a white coat and the other in blue scrubs, review information on a laptop together. The setting is a medical office.

Module 1. Getting to the bottom of bowel cancer in Australia: breaking down the data and what you need to know to put it into practice

Available August
A large crowd of people walks through a busy city street during daylight. The image shows a variety of individuals, with the foreground slightly blurred and a sense of movement and urban life.

Module 2. Bums on (toilet) seats: population screening for bowel cancer in Australia

Available August
A clinician explains the contents of a bowel screening home test kit to a patient in a medical office. The patient holds the test kit envelope while the clinician points to the open instruction booklet on the desk.

Module 3. From kit to colonoscopy: navigating your patients through population bowel screening

Available August

Elective modules

A young woman wearing a blue headscarf and yellow jumper sits across from another woman during a conversation. They are in a room with closed blinds and a calm, neutral tone.

Symptoms, signs, and surveillance: managing your patient with signs of bowel cancer

Available September
An older Aboriginal woman sits outside in natural bushland surroundings, speaking with two younger women. She wears a patterned dress and appears engaged in the conversation under soft afternoon light.

Genetics, risk and guidelines: understanding bowel cancer risk to guide patient screening options

Available September

Screening success: understanding trends, engaging patients, and reducing barriers to bowel cancer screening

Available August
A healthcare professional gestures while explaining a medical document to an older man during a clinic consultation. They sit at a white desk with a laptop and smartphone nearby.

From unsure to informed: referring and talking to your patients about colonoscopy

Available September
A young man with glasses and a beard works at a laptop in a bright, modern office. He wears a tan jumper and sits at a desk surrounded by documents, a tablet, and office supplies.

Scope, monitor, repeat: understanding surveillance and recall after colonoscopy

Available October
An older couple speaks with a male doctor in a medical office. The doctor, seated behind a desk, holds paperwork and engages them with a friendly expression. Medical equipment and a computer are on the desk.

Beyond diagnosis: bowel cancer survivorship care and psychosocial support

Available October

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