Phlebotomy Level 2: quality and safety at the collection station
A deeper look at quality, documentation, patient identification safety, traceability, prevention of pre-analytical errors and incident handling. Participants learn to work with quality documents and to take responsibility for their practice. Day 3: practical work only.
- understand the quality requirements attached to specimen collection
- identify pre-analytical errors
- use the appropriate documents
- record data correctly
- complete a non-conformity form or register
- apply the rules of patient identification safety
- ensure traceability at the collection station
- apply the safety rules
- respond correctly to an incident
- adopt a responsible professional attitude
- alert the right person when the situation calls for it
1
Day 1
Understanding quality requirements and documentation at collection
4 modules · 7 h 30
Understand that the collection station is a critical point in the pre-analytical process, identify the quality requirements that apply to it, and master the fundamentals of documentation and data recording at collection.
2
Day 2
Safety, incidents, patient identification and the collector’s responsibility
8 modules · 7 h 30
Strengthen safety reflexes at the collection station, prevent incidents, master the principles of patient identification safety, and bring the collector to understand their professional responsibility from day to day.
3
Day 3
A day of practical work only
6 modules · 7 h 30
Allow participants to put what they have learned into practice, work with the quality documents, analyse non-conformity situations, apply the safety rules, and demonstrate their ability to take a responsible stance at the collection station.
This programme strengthens skills and employability; it is not an automatic promise of recruitment.