Peripheral Blood Smear Morphology Educational Series
Peripheral Blood Smear Morphology Educational Series
Welcome, and thank you for your interest in our virtual course in peripheral blood smear review. Many of us have honed our skills reviewing blood smears with the use of a multithreaded compound light microscope. We realize the effectiveness of this method is highly dependent on having the right educator available within your institution. Scopio Labs’ full-field digital imaging technology now allows us to bring this experience to you on your laptop regardless of geographic location. We are excited to have you join us for this innovative educational experience.
Course Overview:
We will bring the peripheral blood smear to you with the utilization of full-field digital imaging technology through a virtual platform. Content and blood smears are derived from real patients. The course content has been selected through rigorous discussion with experts in the hematology community including many who teach in the ASH Medical Educator Institute.
This five-part series targets aspiring hematologists. Sessions include:
- Introduction and methodology of peripheral blood smear review
- Cytoplasmic and nuclear morphology
- Disorders of white blood cells
- Disorders of red blood cells
- Disorders of platelets
Regulatory:
This course is part of educational research being conducted at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. As part of your participation, you will be asked to provide verbal consent to allow us to use your opinions and perspectives to improve this course. You will be asked to complete a short demographic survey and provide post-course feedback. Full details on the nature of this research can be found here.
Acknowledgements:
This course is sponsored by Scopio Labs, a health technology company bringing its groundbreaking full-field digital cell morphology technology to hematology laboratories – enabling experts to rapidly detect and diagnose blood-related diseases. To learn more, visit https://scopiolabs.com/.
Course dates and time:
- Thursday, May 11 at 4 pm
- Thursday, May 18 at 4 pm
- Thursday, May 25 at 4 pm
- Thursday, June 1 at 4 pm
- Thursday, June 8 at 4 pm
Register for the course