Blood Analysis & Interpretation for Health Care Professionals - Half Day

This training course is designed to develop a clear understanding of common blood tests, interpretation of results, normal biochemistry ranges, blood composition, and the differences between key blood panels used in clinical practice.

Target Audience:
All Health Care Professionals involved in patient assessment, monitoring, and clinical decision‑making.

Learning Objectives

· By the end of this training, clinicians will be able to:

• Identify and explain key factors that can affect the accuracy and interpretation of blood test results.
  
• Describe the classification and purpose of different blood analyses, including haematology and biochemistry panels.
  
• Discuss the principles of homeostasis, acid–base balance, and the clinical relevance of metabolic and lipid panels.
  
• Apply appropriate processes for reporting, escalating, advocating for, and safely managing patients based on blood test findings.

• Recognise red flags and escalate promptly and efficiently.
  

Training Note

Please note: Competency assessment is not included in this training session.

This is open to health, social and voluntary care sectors ONLY