Working group «Education Formation»

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1 58 Working group «Education Formation»

2 Working group members 59 Hilde Claessens Els Costermans Véronique Deneys Christiane Gérard Philippe Gillet Maurice Lipszyc Franca Malatesta Amber Neefs Claudia Peeters Valérie Robin René Seghaye Karin Van Poucke Dirk Vanrenteghem Wilfried Vantyghem Geert Van Vaerenbergh Ziekenhuis Netwerk Antwerpen (ZNA) Universitair Ziekenhuis Leuven Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Dinant - Godinne Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Liège Service du Sang, Croix-Rouge de Belgique RIZIV, College van geneesheren-directeurs Centre Hospitalier Chrétien GZA ziekenhuizen Antwerpen AZ St Maarten, Vlaamse Vereniging Intensieve Zorgen Verpleegkundigen Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Ambroise Paré Centre Hospitalier de Wallonie picarde - Tournai Algemeen Ziekenhuis Nikolaas, Wetenschappelijke Vereniging Transfusie Vlaanderen Jan Yperman Ziekenhuis Dienst Voor Het Bloed, Rode Kruis, Vlaanderen. Onze-Lieve-Vrouwziekenhuis, Aalst

Hospitalier Universitaire de Liège Service du Sang, Croix-Rouge de Belgique RIZIV, College van geneesheren-directeurs Centre Hospitalier Chrétien GZA ziekenhuizen Antwerpen AZ St Maarten, Vlaamse

3 Q survey 60 The survey allowed each hospital to better define its own position in comparison with others in different fields of transfusion (benchmarking). It also allowed to point out strong and weak points as far as how transfusion is running in each institution. Among weak points : Continuous staff training Written SOP Internal audits Our working group took more particularly in charge the education and continuous training in transfusion

It also allowed to point out strong and weak points as far as how transfusion is running in each institution.

4 Q : Continuous training Doctors Nurses In 75% of the hospitals, there is no continuous training program for doctors. Continuous training of nurses is already organized in 57% of the hospitals whereas for doctors, it counts only for 13% of cases. It is ongoing for doctors in 12% and for nurses in 21% of the institutions. Existing Ongoing Absent

Continuous training of nurses is already organized in 57% of the hospitals whereas for doctors, it

5 Q : Labelling of pre-tf sample 62 Name 3% Whereas the level of requirement should be the same everywhere : Barre-code 34% Name + Forename + BD 16% Name + BD 47% A barcode is used in 34% of the hospitals, 3% of the hospitals require the patients name as only check of identification. 47% demand both name and birthdate Only16% require the 3 items : name, forename and birth date, So, obviously, the minimal requirements for safety are not the same everywhere!

require the patients name as only check of identification.

6 The goal of the WG 63 To elaborate didactic material available to hospitals such as : Texts Diaporamas (PowerPoint files) E-learning QUIZ In order to help hospitals to implement basic and/or continuous training courses in different domains of transfusion.

E-learning QUIZ In order to help hospitals to implement basic

7 Basic principles 64 The target-audience : nurses and doctors Transfusion was split into several «modules» The principle : 1 module = 1 topic = [10 to 20] slides/topic Notions addressed : basic notions (neither ex cathedra courses nor scientific lectures) that have been selected by consensus among the NL and FR members of the working group. For each module : Aim of the module The content A section «what you should retain» A Quiz (the possibility to obtain a certificate in case of success)

lectures) that have been selected by consensus among the NL and FR members of the working group.

8 Topics Organisation of Transfusion in Belgium, 2. The transfusion chain : from donor to recipient, 3. Description of blood components, 4. Prescription of blood components, (treated by another WG) 5. Storage and transport of blood components, 6. Pretransfusion sampling, 7. Compatibility rules and pretransfusion analyses, 8. Starting a transfusion, 9. Transfusion monitoring, 10. Transfusion reactions (acute / delayed), 11. Hemovigilance and identito-vigilance, 12. Transfusion in emergency situation and optimal use of O (neg) blood, 13. Neonatal and pediatric transfusion.

Compatibility rules and pretransfusion analyses, 8. Starting a transfusion, 9. Transfusion monitoring, 10.

9 Topics Organisation of Transfusion in Belgium, 2. The transfusion chain : from donor to recipient, 3. Description of blood components, 4. Prescription of blood components, (treated by another WG) 5. Storage and transport of blood components, 6. Pretransfusion sampling, 7. Compatibility rules and pretransfusion analyses, 8. Starting a transfusion, 9. Transfusion monitoring, 10. Transfusion reactions (acute / delayed), 11. Hemovigilance and identito-vigilance, 12. Transfusion in emergency situation and optimal use of O (neg) blood, 13. Neonatal and pediatric transfusion.

10 67 Example : texts

11 68 Example : texts + glossary

12 69 Contents of «Pre-transfusion sampling» PPT file.

13 70 Contents of «Pre-transfusion sampling» PPT file.

14 71 We tried to make it attractive and convivial

15 72 With colours and illustrations

16 73 But also didactic with «what should be retained»

17 Access to files Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment = Plate-forme d apprentissage en ligne sous licence libre 74

18 Access to files 75

19 Access to Quiz 76

20 77 Questions

21 78 Questions, but also documented answers

22 79 Questions, but also documented answers

23 80 Questions, but also documented answers

24 At the end of the Quiz a report. 81 My report Le système Moodle est très souple; il permet de «modaliser» les sessions. Il donne la possibilité d imprimer un certificat de réussite.

25 82 Merci pour votre attention

OPTIMAL USE OF BLOOD COMPONENTS

INFOSESSIE / SÉANCE D INFORMATION & SYMPOSIUM: OPTIMAL USE OF BLOOD COMPONENTS 5 JUNI / JUIN 2014 BeQuinT infosession 2014 BeQuinT organisation and activities Q2014 second national survey Rik Schots President