HAEMATOLOGY ACADEMY
Notes for you!
We have a collection of PDFs to download on a broad range of useful haematology topics organised based on the lineage of the disease.
Welcome to this UK based online learning resource for all things Haematology! Haematology is a varied, dynamic specialty often considered ‘difficult’ at medical school! We hope to debunk this myth and allow more people to realise what an accessible and interesting medical specialty it is!
We hope you find it useful and enjoyable to use!
enjoyable learning!
We have videos to demonstrate practical procedures in Haematology and narrated powerpoint presentations to bring them to life.
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our aim
To provide a comprehensive resource for Haematology education and training for biomedical scientists, medical students, allied health professionals and doctors in training pre- or during Haematology training.
all in one place
- Up to date
- UK based
- Evidence based
- Free
- Downloadable resources
our resources
- PDFs
- Powerpoint presentations
- Demonstration videos
- Narrated presentations/podcasts
- Clinical cases
- Links to local guidelines
- Seminal published papers
Meet the Team
These resources have been produced by a range of doctors along their training to give you a broad variety of details as required for your stage.
Dr Angharad Everden
Haematology Registrar
Dr David Tucker
Consultant Haematologist
Dr Sarah Challenor
Haematology Registrar
Dr Angharad Everden is a current ST3 Haematology Registrar based in Truro. Dr Everden graduated from Cambridge University with distinction and went on to complete the Academic Foundation Program followed by Core Medical Training in Oxford. Dr Everden has been passionate about teaching medicine ever since university where she was a college supervisor at Jesus College, Cambridge, for 3 years. She has since designed a teaching program, been a clinical supervisor at Addenbrookes and has been awarded multiple prizes for her contributions to teaching as a doctor. She is has a PG cert in medical education at Exeter University.
Dr David Tucker became dedicated to a medical career after initial work as a trained paramedic in Bristol. He studied medicine at Bristol before completing his foundation and core medical training in South West England. He was trained in clinical haematology in the South West where he undertook a research fellowship in mantle cell lymphoma with Professor Simon Rule and Dr Claire Hutchinson at Plymouth University. His MD is focused on the microenvironment of mantle cell lymphoma. He is now a consultant haematologist and leads haematology research at the Royal Cornwall NHS Hospital Trust where he subspecialises in lymphoma management and is the regional research lead for non-malignant haematology for the South West. His main interests are in lymphoma research as well as teaching and training in medicine. He lives with his family in Truro, Cornwall.
Dr Sarah Challenor is a current ST5 Haematology Registrar based in Derriford. She developed an early interest in Haematology after being taught by Professor Barbara Bain whilst undertaking a BSc in Medical Sciences in Haematology at Imperial College, London. She studied for her MBBCh at Cardiff University and went on to complete foundation and core medical training in North West London. She is the HaemSTAR representative for South West Peninsula and the training day co-organiser for the region. She has previously undertaken research in transfusion medicine but is yet to chose a sub-specialty for the focus of her future career.
In collaboration with
HaemSTAR – a UK wide network of passionate clinical haematology registrars which promotes specialty trainee audit and research, supported by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) non-malignant haematology Clinical Research Network (CRN).
DISCLAIMER
This website is intended as a learning resource and should not be used for the medical management of patients. This website is also actively being created so please check back for further content which is constantly being added for your use!