Peripheral Blood Film Preparation and Interpretation Competency Program

$ 100

Course Description

This competency-based program develops participants’ proficiency in the preparation, staining, and systematic microscopic interpretation of peripheral blood films. Emphasizing both technical accuracy and clinical relevance, the program equips participants to recognize normal and abnormal morphological findings and correlate them with clinical presentations.

Program Modules

• Introduction to Peripheral Blood Film: Indications, Clinical Utility & Standards
• Blood Film Preparation: Push Technique, Wedge Method & Quality Parameters
• Staining Methods: Romanowsky, Giemsa, May-Grünwald & Quality Assessment
• Normal Blood Cell Morphology: Erythrocytes, Leukocytes & Platelets
• Erythrocyte Abnormalities: Size, Shape, Colour & Inclusions
• Leukocyte Abnormalities: Differential Count, Blasts & Toxic Changes
• Platelet Abnormalities, Clumping & Giant Platelets
• Systematic Film Reporting, Clinical Correlation & Case-Based Practice

Who Should Attend

Medical laboratory scientists, haematology technicians, haematologists, clinicians, and laboratory trainees seeking to develop or refresh competency in peripheral blood film examination.

Course Details

• Duration: 3 Days
• Investment: $100 per participant