Study Guide

Objective

The students
- have skills in the phases of the laboratory testing process from the preanalytical to the postanalytical, when carrying out laboratory tests, both in the collection of specimens and near patient examinations.
- have the ability to independently evaluate and manage new situations that belong to the area.
- have insights into clinical laboratory work and have developed a constructively critical and developmental grasp of the work.
- are prepared to carry out quality assurance and improvement.
- understand the ethical guidelines that are fundamental to the work
- are able to provide expertise and advise
- consider security and occupational safety as well as sustainable development in the laboratory.

Content

Can choose to do practical training from these:
Work Practice in blood and other specimens collection, clinical biochemistry, clinical hematology, clinical microbiology, clinical physiology and neurophysiology, nuclear medicine, histopathology and cytology, transfusion medicine

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Receives feedback and is motivated for the work
Perform and take responsibility for their tasks
Follows instructions and the time schedule
Has the knowledge required for the work and can find new knowledge
Asks relevant questions for the own learning process and can make decisions
Can communicate and collaborate with other people in the team
Is aware of the ethical guidelines and consider safety

Qualifications

Work Practice in Clinical Laboratory 1-3