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This introductory study day from the British Society for Haematology is designed for band 5–6 nurses who are new to haematology. Delivered through lectures, case discussions and group work, the programme provides a practical foundation in key conditions and emergencies while offering an opportunity to connect with peers across the UK.
Topics include:
Overview of common haematological malignancies including myeloma.
Sickle cell crisis recognition and management.
Laboratory basics and blood transfusion fundamentals.
Haematological emergencies such as neutropenic sepsis and tumour lysis syndrome.
Differences in care pathways between teaching hospitals and district general hospitals.
Interactive case discussions and reflective practice.
