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,…
Category: General haematology
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…
Why Erythropoietin Matters
Red cells were one of the first things to be recognised and studied when the microscope was first developed. These cells have a key role…