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RSV CPD Learning Modules

These CPD-accredited modules provide healthcare professionals with a concise overview of RSV in early infancy, highlighting maternal vaccination as a key preventative strategy. They also support confident, evidence‑based conversations with expectant parents, informed by the latest real‑world data on effectiveness and safety.

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A CPD-Accredited Course for General Practitioners
This CPD-accredited course equips General Practitioners with evidence-based maternal RSV immunisation - a practical guide to protecting newborns.
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Endorsed by the Australian College of Midwives (ACM)This ACM endorsed course equips midwives with the latest evidence on maternal immunisation and practical steps to integrate RSV prevention into routine antenatal care.Access courseLoading
A CPD-Accredited Course for Pharmacists

A comprehensive guide for pharmacists on maternal immunisation, clinical recommendations, and effective vaccine communication for RSV prevention.

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RSV: a pharmacist’s role in prevention and protection Explore how pharmacists can actively support RSV vaccination — from identifying at-risk patients to educating expectant mothers. Learn how to make proactive recommendations that protect infants from day one. View article
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Download Multilingual Maternal Patient Information Booklets

This guide has been translated in different languages and is designed to help inform pregnant women about RSV, its symptoms, and preventative measures. It also provides information about how receiving ABRYSVO during pregnancy can help prevent RSV in infants.

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Access Real World Evidence SummaryDownload the summary for a snapshot of the latest real-world evidence for Abrysvo emerging from Australia and around the world. Download

RSV Maternal Immunisation FAQs

Download our FAQ to support conversations with expectant mothers about RSV and maternal immunisation with ABRYSVO. It offers clear answers to common questions, helping pregnant women make informed decisions.

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† ABRSYVO should be used in accordance with the official recommendations.

Before prescribing, please review Product Information available here.

This vaccine is subject to additional monitoring in Australia. This will allow quick identification of new safety information. Healthcare professionals are asked to report any suspected adverse events at www.tga.gov.au/reporting-problems

PBS Information: ABRYSVO is NIP listed for pregnant women - refer to the NIP for details.
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