In this session, we’ll discuss the logistics as well as medical approach to anticoagulation and blood transfusions from the point of view of an FY1 so you’re prepared and have an idea of what will be expected of you working as a new junior doctor.

This series is aimed at 5th-year medical students but would be beneficial to anyone currently on placement anywhere in the UK.

Link to Join: https://uofglasgow.zoom.us/j/82328575901?pwd=YkFhcHlkNHY0RSt2T3pJRHVrbUt5QT09

Summary

This online teaching session is designed to equip medical professionals with the latest information on anticoagulation and blood transfusion. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the most up-to-date treatments and techniques, as well as strategies for both common and rare managing related issues. The session is tailored to meet the needs of medical professionals transitioning to their first year of practice (FY1), and it promises to be an invaluable asset to anyone starting out in the field of medicine. Discover the most effective treatments and techniques in anticoagulation and blood transfusions from the comfort and convenience of your own home!

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Learning objectives

1. Describe common anticoagulation agents and their indications. 2. Common anticoagulation prescribing scenarios. 3. Understand the ABO blood group system. 4. Understand the nature of available blood components/derivatives and the indications for their use. 5. Recognise the common signs and symptoms of a transfusion reaction and their management.

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