Ampath Learning

1. Orientation- Covers workplace expectations, professional conduct, and adapting to the healthcare environment.
2. Duties of a Phlebotomist- Explores the key responsibilities, scope of practice, and the importance of accuracy and patient interaction in blood collection.
3. Informed consent- Introduces the legal and ethical foundations of obtaining consent, ensuring patient autonomy and compliance with healthcare regulations.
4. The medical treatment cycle- Provides an overview of the patient care process, cycle of the sample, from initial consultation to diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.

At the end of the TQM e-learning course you should have an understanding of the following concepts:

1. What does quality mean to you 

2. What would happen if there wasn't a management system 

3. What did ampath put in place 

4. What is iso 

5. Definitions and terminologies 

6. How did we apply this in ampath 

7. Iso clauses 

8. What does implementation of the management system mean 


Once you are done with the theory which will take 3 days to thoroughly understand, 
You will take the Online e-learning test and will need to obtain 80% to pass the Module
 

Knowledge on stock control in relation to Phlebotomy & Ampath Laboratories processes.

This course is for presentation purposes

This course for training purposes

This course is for all Phlebotomy students to read and acknowledge all the relevant SOP's. This is compulsory for all students.

Please read each SOP, ensure you understand its content, then complete the acknowledgement form that follows.

Thank you.

This course is for presentation purposes