NeoVene Training

17/03/2026

In this reel, no flow occurs until gentle withdrawal restores it, indicating the needle, was not initially in the vein.

17/03/2026

The learner in the video demonstrates troubleshooting technique.

16/03/2026

💉 Let’s learn from each other.

Blood sample collection can be associated with several errors, and evidence shows that most occur during the pre-analytical phase — the stage where venepuncture takes place. Errors can happen during collection, preparation, labelling, or transportation of samples.

This raises some important questions for practitioners:

👉 Are we consistently informed when these errors occur?
👉 Are we given clear guidance on how to prevent them from happening again?
👉 Has feedback or training helped reduce error rates in your workplace?

Your experience matters. 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️
Let’s share insights, lessons learned, and strategies that help improve patient safety and the quality of blood sample collection.

💬 What has worked in your practice or organisation?

16/03/2026

In this reel the learner demonstrates the process of multiple blood sample collection using a winged device and sample preparation.

15/03/2026

The trainer deliberately uses an expired tube and collects inadequate sample just to demonstrate to the learners the importance of always using a tube that’s in date. She also demonstrates the importance of swapping hands in the process.
What are your thoughts 💭 on swapping hands?

15/03/2026

The reel shows multiple blood 🩸 sample collection and partial inversion.

15/03/2026

The reels shows part of the process of venepuncture done at the back of the hand using two different winged devices.

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