Essentials of Clinical Haematology for Nurses and AHPs
M&K Update Ltd
Delivery Method: Face-to-face Course Content
Haemopoiesis: physiology and pathology
Diagnosis and management of red cell disorders
Iron deficiency anaemia
Macrocytic Anaemia
Genetic disorders of haemoglobin: sickle cell anaemia, thalassaemias
Clinical assessment
Laboratory assessment
Haematological emergencies and management
Blood transfusion
- Blood group serology
- Red cell antigens and antibodies
- Understanding group and screen process (Laboratory process)
- Different blood components, storage and indications for use
- Types of transfusion reactions and their management
- Haemovigilance
Aims and Outcomes
To provide in depth knowledge about the pathology and pathophysiology of haematological disorders
To read and evaluate laboratory values from routine blood examination and be able to differentiate between pathologies.
To be able to make differential diagnosis based on clinical examination and laboratory values.
