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CPD Training: Blood Result Interpretation for General Practice Nurses (Foundation)

kedd, 3 november '26   09:30 – 16:00 GMT
Studio One, 389 Manor Lane, Sheffield, S2 1UL
14 hely elérhető
CPD Training: Blood Result Interpretation for General Practice Nurses (Foundation)

Részletek

This study day is designed to give an understanding of blood result uses, limitations, and special requirements as well as how to interpret and use in practice.

It is useful for making decisions based on blood results but also supports practice nurses to understand the reasons test might be requested and factors effecting results.

The day will include a special focus on Lipids, Urea and Electrolytes and LFTs which are perhaps the most common bloods used for risk identification and medication monitoring.

Other tests which will be discussed in the context of interpretation will be full blood count, B12, Folate and Ferritin, CRP and ESR, Thyroid function, PSA and vitamin D.

Instrukciók

The session will take place at:
Studio 1
389 Manor Lane
Sheffield
S2 1UL

The carpark is free and you don't need to register your car on arrival. Please see the Visitor Guide for more information.

Tea/Coffee will be provided but you will need to bring your own lunch. The Rhubarb Shed café provides takeaway food (Wed – Fri only) and there is a co-op nearby.

Jegyek

Költség

Nurses/AHPs in Primary Care

Only Nurses & AHPs in Primary Care are eligible to apply for this funded CPD course
14 elérhető
£0Ingyenes

Elhelyezkedés

Studio One
389 Manor Lane
Sheffield
S2 1UL

You can search for the Rhubarb Shed cafe to find the location.

You will see the wooden gates to the entrance, once on site the carpark is immediately on the right which is free to use and you don't need to register your car on arrival.

Tea/Coffee will be provided but you may need to bring your own lunch (on full day sessions - check event details).

The Rhubarb Shed café provides takeaway food (Wed - Fri only )and there is a Co-op nearby.

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