Foundations of Haematology Nursing
This unit of study is designed to meet the learning needs of nurses caring for adults and children with haematological disorders in a variety of clinical areas, such as general wards, cancer care, palliative care and the community. The content aims to broaden the student’s theoretical knowledge of the physiological principles of haemopoiesis, immune function and coagulation which underpin most haematological disorders and diseases. The pathological processes underlying common haematological disorders such as anaemias, coagulation disorders and bone marrow malfunction are examined and contemporary management strategies explored. Students are encouraged to evaluate their nursing practice against best practice guidelines and consider person-centered issues relating to diagnosis of chronic, life-threatening diseases.
Term : JANUARY, JULY
Hours of Study: 150
Credit Points : 6
This unit has no pre-requisites and is suitable for ENs
Theme 1: Physiological concepts of immunology and haemopoiesis
Examine the key concepts of normal immunology and haemopoietic processes.
Theme 2: Common haematological disorders
Analyse the role of investigations in the diagnosis, staging and nursing management of haematological conditions.
Theme 3: Clinical issues in haematology nursing
Explore predictable and adverse treatment outcomes for various haematological conditions.
Theme 4: Care continuum in haematology nursing
- Evaluate the short, intermediate and long-term biopsychosocial effects of haematological disease on an individual’s quality of life.
- Investigate the experience of individuals with a haematological condition, and their families.
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