Transfusion Practitioner Symposium
Day: Friday | Time: 09:00 - 10:30 | Room: 2
Available Presentations
National Blood Transfusion Committee requirements for training and assessment in blood transfusion
Sanchia Baines and Gill Cassie
Incidents and Attitudes: tools to address learning
Aine McCartney
Transfusion Underground – Mapping the Mystery
Graham Oakes
Abstract Oral Presentations:
What’s APPening in transfusion? Technology and patient safety: special requirement for transfusion decision support tool app
Mrs Susan Cottrell
Safer Practice Notice (SPN) 14, ten years on: methods and management
Liz Park
Session Coordinators: Claire Atterbury and Alister Jones
Speakers:
Aine McCartney
NI Regional Haemovigilance Co-ordinator
Graham Oakes
Transfusion Practitioner, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
Sanchia Baines
Transfusion Practitioner, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Gill Cassie
Transfusion Practitioner, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Intended Audience:
Transfusion practitioners, transfusion link staff and other staff involved with, or interested in, transfusion practice training and education
Learning Objectives:
Assessment of competency in transfusion practice
Behaviour in incidents and re-training
Teaching transfusion requesting
Brief Description:
This symposium focuses on some of the elements of education and training that form the foundation of transfusion practitioner’s role.
3 specific topics being covered are:
National Blood Transfusion Committee requirements for training and assessment in blood transfusion
Sanchia Baines and Gill Cassie
Incidents and Attitudes: tools to address learning
Aine McCartney
Transfusion Underground – Mapping the Mystery
Graham Oakes
Abstract Oral Presentations:
What’s APPening in transfusion? Technology and patient safety: special requirement for transfusion decision support tool app
Mrs Susan Cottrell
Safer Practice Notice (SPN) 14, ten years on: methods and management
Liz Park
We have always enjoyed having very strong interaction with the audience and hope delegates will come to this symposium and bring along a wealth of their own experiences.
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