Component Provision - The basics
Day: Thursday | Time: 09:00 - 10:30 | Room: 4
Available Presentations
What happens to blood after donation?
Robina Qureshi, BBTS Chief Examiner
Stock Provision and Management.
Elaine MacRate and Mike Herbert
Clinical basics; ‘what do we use components for, who needs what and why’
Chris Elliot
Session Coordinators: Joan Jones and Robina Qureshi
Speakers:
Robina Qureshi
Chief Examiner, BBTS
Elaine MacRate
NHSBT
Mike Herbert
Transfusion Laboratory Manager, Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust
Chris Elliot
Haematology Services Manager, South Tees Hospitals
Intended Audience & Learning Objectives:
All sessions are aimed at attendees wishing to expand, or refresh, their knowledge on the basics of each topic heading. For example you may be a student, trainee, just starting as a qualified practitioner, or are simply looking to find out more about a specialism different to your own.
Each session consists of three thirty minute slots with audience interaction (including question and answer time)
Brief Description:
Sessions include:
What happens to blood after donation?
Robina Qureshi, BBTS Chief Examiner
By the end of this session you will be able to outline, describe and discuss the manufacture of routine blood components (red cells, pooled platelets, fresh frozen plasma and cryoprecipitate)
Stock Provision and Management.
Elaine MacRate and Mike Herbert
By the end of this session you will be able to outline, explain and discuss blood stock management in the UK from both the blood service and hospital transfusion laboratory standpoint
Clinical basics; ‘what do we use components for, who needs what and why’
Chris Elliot
By the end of this session you will be able to outline the basic clinical component needs for a variety of patient groups
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