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The Importance of Active Learning for Biomedical Scientists and Clinicians
Active learning is a key component of effective revision for biomedical scientists and clinicians preparing for exams. Instead of passively reading or listening to lectures, …
Quality Control in Haematology Laboratories: Ensuring Accurate Results
Quality Control (QC) is an essential component of laboratory medicine, and it is especially important in haematology. Haematology laboratories are responsible for providing accurate and …
Continuing Professional Development in Hematology: Best Practices and Resources
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is an essential aspect of any physician or laboratory scientist’s career, and it is especially important in the field of haematology. …
The IBMS Registration Portfolio: from a placement student’s perspective
Who am I ? Hi, I’m Soumaya, a fourth-year Applied Biomedical Science student and the person behind @_.thebiomedical_scientist on Instagram. You may be thinking, “fourth …
Everything you need to know about becoming a HCPC registered Biomedical Scientist
Who am I and my journey so far? My name is Alex and I will be graduating in July 2022 with a BSc. Biomedical Science …
TA-GVHD, Irradiation & Leucodepletion: Lessons Learned & Future Directions
Necessity is the mother of invention, a phrase that best describes the evolution of blood product manipulation. This phrase is especially true for irradiation and …