Short videos, interactive courses and case modules in benign haematology, from first principles to FRCPath level. Free, with no registration.
One topic in a couple of minutes. A good place to start if a subject is new to you.
For: students, nurses, paramedics, laboratory staff
Vessel narrowing, the platelet plug, the clotting cascade and the fibrin net.
For: students, nurses, paramedics, laboratory staff
The most common inherited bleeding disorder: why small cuts bleed longer, the three types, and how it is treated.
Short explainers on platelets and immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) are in preparation.
A series of short animations, with questions after each part and a certificate at the end. Your progress is saved on your device, so you can stop and come back.
For: GPs, hospital doctors, pharmacists and haematology trainees
For: biomedical and clinical scientists, haematology trainees
Each case has single-best-answer questions, a worked model answer and links to the primary guidance, and is mapped to the DM curriculum. Every module mixes Core and Advanced cases.
For: haematology trainees (DM/DrNB, FRCPath)
Iron deficiency, B12 and folate, thalassaemia, haemolysis, marrow failure and the anaemia of chronic kidney disease.
For: haematology trainees (DM/DrNB, FRCPath)
From the platelet count that is not real to the one that is an emergency: ITP, TTP, HIT, pregnancy, dengue, cirrhosis and APL.
Bleeding disorders, venous thromboembolism, when thrombophilia testing changes management, and anticoagulation decisions.
In preparation
All live teaching is online and free of charge, with no obligation.