Phlebotomists are at the heart of successful treatment involving blood transfusion, their vital role which includes drawing blood for transfusions, sample labelling and preservation to ensure accurate cross-matching needs to be carried out precisely to ensure patient safety. This vital learning for frontline staff helps them to follow best practice and ensure compliance with transfusion protocols.
NHS funding is limited. Different types of purchase are often drawn from a single piggybank, but, how should a non-finance manager navigate the approval and request processes when they need to buy something?
Equipping clinical hospital staff to safely and effectively handle and administer medicines, particularly insulin to patients. The module also looks at the importance of checking colleagues’ work and collaborating to reduce the chance of error and increase patient safety.
Treatment involving blood transfusion is often on a knife-edge. How should clinical staff if the worst case scenario unfolds? This vital learning for frontline staff helps them to follow best practice if a patient suffers a major haemorrhage event.
Mobile-first learning to help on-the-go senior managers increase their awareness of, and be prepared for, the growing threat of Spear Phishing attacks.
The array of financial rules and guidelines governing the NHS is enough to make most feel lost, and some feel sick. This module, part of an essential digital learning suite, reassures non-finance managers that dedicated partners are available when they need to recruit a new post or report on budgets; helping them act responsibly, navigate processes and maximise outcome.
Managing risk to prevent financial crime Most clients are not using the banking system for nefarious ends; but how do we make sure those that are, can’t? The banking sector designates some workers as Accountable Client Owners (ACOs) who play a key role in financial crime (FC) risk management. They ensure that client relationships adhere…