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🩸Phlebotomy Training

08/04/2026

Below is a recommendation from the European Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EFLM) Guideline on collecting the coagulation tube to minimise the risk of underfilling.

08/04/2026

In the clip, the trainer instructs the learner to gently invert the tube to mix the sample. What impact does harsh inversion have on the sample?

Is evidence-based phlebotomy necessary?🤔✅ Absolutely, it’s essential for safe, accurate, and high-quality patient care. ...
08/04/2026

Is evidence-based phlebotomy necessary?🤔

✅ Absolutely, it’s essential for safe, accurate, and high-quality patient care. Evidence-based practice combines the latest research, clinical expertise, and patient needs to guide every procedure.

🛡️ It protects patients, reducing risks like infection, injury, and identification errors by following standards set by organisations such as the European Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EFLM).

🧪 It ensures accurate results, as correct techniques and proper sample handling prevent issues like contamination or haemolysis that could lead to misdiagnosis.

📏 It promotes consistency, meaning every patient receives the same high standard of care, regardless of setting.

⚖️ It supports professional accountability, demonstrating that procedures are carried out safely and correctly.

📈 It encourages continuous improvement, helping phlebotomists stay up to date with best practice.

💡 In short: yes, evidence-based phlebotomy isn’t just necessary, it’s fundamental.

07/04/2026

This is a recommendation on tube inversion to mix a blood sample with additives when collecting multiple samples. The recommendation is to gently invert the tube 180 degrees, as shown in the picture. The recommendation is taken from the European Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EFLM) Guideline.

07/04/2026

The trainer demonstrates the venepuncture process starting from site decontamination. Watch carefully, the answer to the yesterday’s question is in this and next clip we’re going to share today.

06/04/2026

Venepuncture can be challenging at first, practice on a mannequin builds the confidence and skills needed to perform it safely on real patients.

06/04/2026

The clip shows the learner successfully completing a sample. Identify one thing that wasn’t properly done.

05/04/2026

In the clip the learner demonstrates that it is possible to perform venepuncture without a tourniquet. What is the benefit of doing so?

04/04/2026

🚨 ATTENTION TEES VALLEY, HULL & SURROUNDING AREAS! 🚨

We’ve just opened an EXTRA theory session on Wednesday 8th April, giving you the perfect opportunity to attend our practical sessions on:
📍 Thursday 9th April – Middlesbrough
📍 Thursday 16th April – Hull

💉 Ready to level up your phlebotomy skills?
Whether you’re looking to:
✨ Enhance your knowledge
🔄 Refresh your skills
📈 Upskill your practice
📋 Gain participatory hours for revalidation

👉 This is YOUR chance, don’t miss out! Limited spaces available.

📩 Secure your spot now! Link in comments 👇🏿

04/04/2026

In this clip the learners are demonstrating gentle tube inversion to mix the sample with the tube additive. What could happen if this stage is not achieved?

04/04/2026

The learner successfully performs venepuncture following the order of draw and prepares the samples.

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