Blood Results Interpretation

Blood Results Interpretation

Blood Results Interpretation:
On-Demand Webinar Series

Blood tests are a critical component of patient assessment and diagnosis, but interpreting the results can be a challenge. Understanding the nuances of blood values is essential for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning. The Blood Interpretation Webinar Series is designed to provide clinicians with the knowledge and skills necessary to interpret blood tests with confidence and precision.

The course is suitable for: GPs, GP Registrars, ACPs, Clinical Pharmacists, Nurses, Paramedics, Physician Associates

Topics

Blood Interpretation Module 1
Blood Interpretation Module 2 – biochemistry I
Blood Interpretation Module 3 –biochemistry II
Blood Interpretation Module 4 inflammatory/ tumour markers

Blood Results Interpretation: On-Demand Webinar Series

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IBRAHIM SHODUNKE
Blood Interpretation Masterclass - Module - 1
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Just what is needed for all GP Practice Pharmacists
“OnePCNTraining has proven to be an invaluable resource in my personal and professional Clinical journey. From the intuitive user interface to the wide range of high-quality Minor Illness courses, either F2F 2 days training or Weekend Webinar by Dr Javaid, their platform offers a truly exceptional learning experience.
Happiness Amune
Blood Interpretation Masterclass - Module - 1
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Very informative
Great explanation and application to practice
jayshreep2
Blood Interpretation Masterclass - Module - 1
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Blood test interpretation
Case studies are excellent and the print out of making sense of blood results is a good reference tool. DR Javaid is brilliant at sharing knowledge. I find myself applying all knowledge gained from his sessions, to my day to day job role and making a difference to patient care.
Happiness Amune
Blood Interpretation Module 4 Inflammatory / Tumour Markers
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Excellent teaching
Delivery of clinical relevant information for patients care
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