UK BMT Pharmacists’ Group has recently updated its training passport

The UK BMT Pharmacists’ Group has recently updated its training passport that is designed to support pharmacists working in the area of adult haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT). It is based around the FACT-JACIE International Standards for Haematopoietic Cellular Therapy (currently 7th edition, 2018) which require that all designated pharmacists providing a service to HSCT patients must demonstrate the minimum JACIE requirements for continuing accreditation. We hope that the passport will continue to provide a useful core template that individual centres can build their own training programmes around. The passport also contains a set of assessment questions – for a copy of the model answers please email [email protected].

To access the document click here: https://www.bopa.org.uk/bmt-training-passport/

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