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  • 1.  Blood Bank Recipe Book

    ASCP Ambassador
    Posted 07-18-2024 09:22

    All,

    I saw this on a Clinical Lab Educator distribution email discussion thread! Thought I would share it. Have a lovely day!

    This is the book we purchased - BLOOD BANKER FAVORITES: A COLLECTION OF THE BEST RECIPES FOR BLOOD SAMPLE PREPARATION - https://marketplace.aabb.org/ebusiness/Default.aspx?TabID=251&productId=15028515

    This is the table of contents that gives you an idea of what kind of recipes to expect - https://marketplace.aabb.org/PRODUCTFILES/15028492/202887_toc.pdf



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    Rodney E. Rohde, PhD, MS, SM(ASCP)CM,SVCM,MBCM, FACSc
    Regents' Professor, Texas State University System
    University Distinguished Chair & Professor, Medical Laboratory Science [MLS] Program
    TEDx Speaker & Global Fellow – Global Citizenship Alliance
    Texas State Honorary Professor of International Studies
    Associate Director, Translational Health Research Initiative @txst_THR
    Past President, Texas Association for CLS

    Texas State University
    MLS Program, Encino Hall 350B [office ENC 363]
    601 University Drive
    San Marcos, TX 78666-4616
    512-245-3500 [CLS suite]; 512-245-2562 [office]
    Email: rrohde@txstate.edu
    Pronouns: he/him/his
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  • 2.  RE: Blood Bank Recipe Book

    ASCP Ambassador
    Posted 07-19-2024 02:14
    Greetings,

    This is great! Thank you. I'll purchase a copy for my team here at Bronx community college. 

    Sincerely, 


    Diane P. Banks, Ph.D., MPH, MLS (ASCP)cm
    Associate Professor - MLT Program Director
    Biological Sciences
    Meister hall 513
    Bronx Community College
    2155 University Ave
    Bronx, NY  10453

    Tel: 718-289-5536

    Office hours: (M) 1-2pm & (Th) 2-3pm

    Join Zoom Meeting 
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    Meeting ID: 849 6775 8703  Passcode: 059666 

    To schedule an appointment with me click here: https://calendly.com/mltbookingpage


    To learn more about the MLT program at BCC check out our website and our frequently asked questions. 


    For information on how to access BCC resources please check out the videos on YouTube. 




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  • 3.  RE: Blood Bank Recipe Book

    Posted 07-22-2024 10:36

    Thanks Dr Rohde for spreading the word & thank you Dr Banks for purchasing a cook book! We have received great feedback from our readers.  For anyone interested in our first live episode...

    BloodFLOW Webinar Series
    Blood Sample Preparation - Tips from the Top Chefs

    Speakers:

    Mike Schanen, MLS(ASCP)SBBCM , Senior Director Lab Operations, Versiti
    Sue Johnson, MSTM, MLS(ASCP)SBBCM, Director Clinical Education, Versiti, Director, Transfusion Medicine Program, Marquette University
    Date: Monday, October 7th 1pm CST

    Join Mike Schanen and Sue Johnson authors of Blood Banker Favorites: A Collection of the Best Recipes for Blood Sample Preparation, along with Natasha Leon, MLS(ASCP)SBBCM, Sue's chef, as they prepare a full course meal from their test kitchen while sharing tips and tricks of sample preparation along the way.

    There is no cost, just register! 

    www.versiti.org/education/...



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    Susan Johnson Educator (academic)
    Menomonee Falls WI
    (262)501-1914
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  • 4.  RE: Blood Bank Recipe Book

    Posted 07-23-2024 01:01
    This discussion is very helpful and insightful. In developing countries quality is for a fact seen as a level of luxury and many labs just do the basics of just producing results.
    In my opinion, I feel the regulatory bodies have not done their job in these countries. When you first look at the University and the college syllabus for the Medical laboratory Science in the said countries, the aspect of quality is ignored.
    The laboratory licensing bodies in these countries have never looked upon ensuring that quality is achieved in the laboratories. The ISO certification of laboratories is just like an option for the management of the lab which of course should be made mandatory because it is achievable.

    I suggest::
    1. There is a need to look at the university syllabus for the medical laboratory and make it uniform.
    2. There is a need to liaise with laboratory regulating bodies that they be able to regulate these labs and ensure they achieve quality. In doing that they should be able to make known the capability of the laboratory and the importance of laboratory technologists so that the lab technologists may not seem to be downgraded among other cardres.
    Thank you very much.


    Kenneth Otieno Achieng (ASCPi)
    Laboratory Technologist




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