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.
The session will take place in the Education, Training & Engagement room on Floor 3 at:
Advanced Wellbeing & Research Centre (AWRC)
Sheffield Hallam University
Olympic Legacy Park
2 Old Hall Rd
Sheffield
S9 3TU
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Nurses/AHPs in Primary Care
Only Nurses & AHPs in Primary Care are eligible to apply for this funded CPD course
1 available
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£0.00Free |
Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC)
Sheffield Hallam University, Olympic Legacy Park
2 Old Hall Rd
Sheffield
S9 3TU
Free carparking is available - please park in the Canon Medical Arena Carpark on Worksop Road S9 3TY (what3words lame.gums.leans).
The AWRC building is a short walk from the carpark.
There is disable parking available directly outside the building, located on Leeds Road S9 3TU.
You MUST enter your vehicle registration at Reception on arrival to avoid a parking fine.
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