Module d'apprentissage en ligne sur les réactions transfusionnelles ISBT - Corps enseignant
Beukou Fonkou Hygin Steve
Passionate about translating transfusion medicine-related research into evidenced-based practice. Moreover as transfusion medicine specialist, inquisitive about developing context-based protocols in clinical transfusion and global blood safety programmes for the community. This drive led Steve to join the Quality Management and Global Blood Safety working parties of the ISBT. Moreover, Steve was selected as a Harold Gunson Fellow at the ISBT congress of 2021 and was an “ I TRY IT” 2023 mentee.
Post his MD degree as valedictorian, he obtained a scholarship to specialize in transfusion medicine at the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium. Currently, he serves a transfusion medicine specialist and head of blood transfusion services for the Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services (CBCHS) with over 5000 staff. He oversees the improvement of its quality management system via bridging the gap between demand and supply of blood, ensuring GMP of blood components, appropriate use of clinical blood, hemovigilance, training and education of the healthcare staff involved in transfusion etc while working towards international accreditation such as that of the African Society for Blood Transfusion.
His passion in PDMPs further led him to join the Global Blood Supply WP of the ISBT where he takes part in activities of the Safe Plasma Proteins subgroup. Furthermore, he was one of the few Harold Gunson Fellows in 2021, presented a couple of scientific research at the ISBT congresses and is an I TRY IT Mentee 2023. In addition, merging digital technology and transfusion medicine led to the birth of the social venture, Blood Track (www.bloodtrack.cm), which he coordinates.
His aspiration to contribute in the transfusion medicine world at a bigger scale, spurred him to enroll in the Management in Transfusion Medicine Program (MBA in transfusion medicine) offered by the University of Groningen in partnership with Sanquin.
Le module est disponible gratuitement et se veut un outil pédagogique pour comprendre les réactions transfusionnelles et comment les gérer, ce qui est d'une grande importance tant pour les patients que pour les personnes impliquées dans leurs soins.
Le module est développé par les membres du groupe de travail sur la transfusion clinique de l'ISBT, co-parrainé par l'EBA (www.europeanbloodalliance.eu) et accrédité par l'EBAH (Conseil européen d'accréditation en hématologie).
À la fin des modules, les participants peuvent recevoir 8 points CME de l'EBAH. Afin de réclamer vos points, inscrivez-vous sur EBAH: https://pe-online.info/
En complétant les modules, vous pourrez obtenir 8 points CME de l'EBAH. Inscrivez-vous sur EBAH (https://pe-online.info/) et récupérez vos points maintenant! Nous ne perdons pas l'opportunité d'améliorer vos connaissances et de contribuer au soin des patients.
