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¹Sanquin Blood Supply Foundation, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. h.vrielink@sanquin.nl

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A new modular training program was developed for apheresis nurses, combining theoretical knowledge and practical skills. This comprehensive approach ensures nurses master critical competencies for apheresis procedures and donor safety.

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Area of Science:

Hematology
Medical Education
Nursing Training

Background:

Apheresis procedures require specialized nursing skills.
Existing training may not adequately cover all critical aspects.
Standardization of apheresis nursing education is needed.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and implement a comprehensive modular training program for apheresis nurses.
To enhance the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of apheresis nursing staff.
To establish a standardized method for assessing apheresis nurse competency.

Main Methods:

Analysis of essential job functions for apheresis nurses.
Development of a modular curriculum with theoretical and practical components.
Creation of a textbook and assessment methods including theoretical tests and practical evaluations.

Main Results:

A structured, modular educational program was successfully developed.
The program covers essential themes in hematology, apheresis physiology, procedures, and machine operation.
Trainees must demonstrate proficiency in both theoretical knowledge and practical application.

Conclusions:

The developed educational program provides a robust framework for training and evaluating apheresis nurses.
Integration of theoretical and practical learning with continuous monitoring is crucial for effective nursing education.
This program enhances the competency and safety of apheresis nursing practice.