Skills by Occupation

biomedical scientists' role in health care system professional documentation in health care microbiology-bacteriology contribute to continuity of health care cross-matching techniques for blood transfusions perform screening for infectious diseases health care occupation-specific ethics biostatistics biosafety in biomedical laboratory listen actively histology perform toxicological studies human physiology human anatomy embryology radiation protection analyse body fluids work in a multicultural environment in health care pathology support blood transfusion services medical genetics assist in the production of laboratory documentation analyse cell cultures diagnostic methods in medical laboratory comply with legislation related to health care clinical microbiology respond to changing situations in health care laboratory methods in biomedical sciences comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice carry out biopsy blood transfusion biological chemistry apply good clinical practices advise on healthcare users' informed consent deal with emergency care situations apply health sciences toxicology monitor the effects of medication work in multidisciplinary health teams techniques of blood-sampling adhere to organisational guidelines health care legislation keep up to date with diagnostic innovations immunology clinical biochemistry manage healthcare staff educate on the prevention of illness chemistry manage healthcare users' data provide health education communicate effectively in healthcare manage infection control in the facility automated analysers in the medical laboratory conduct health related research medical terminology follow clinical guidelines bioethics apply scientific methods implement quality control procedures for biomedical tests apply safety procedures in laboratory develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship biomedical techniques microscopic techniques transplantation promote inclusion biological haematology hygiene in a health care setting biophysics apply organisational techniques label medical laboratory samples biology accept own accountability use e-health and mobile health technologies molecular biology medical informatics immunohaematology biomedical science analytical methods in biomedical sciences clinical immunology maintain medical laboratory equipment interact with healthcare users histopathology provide test results to medical staff validate biomedical analysis results apply context specific clinical competences record data from biomedical tests inform policy makers on health-related challenges clinical cytology provide treatment strategies for challenges to human health epidemiology

empathise with the healthcare user apply numeracy skills employ foreign languages in care conduct training on biomedical equipment first aid monitor biomedical equipment stock pedagogy ensure safety of healthcare users create solutions to problems employ foreign languages for health-related research collect biological samples from patients medical device vigilance reporting systems have computer literacy