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Thank you all for your confirmation of my take on this and Malcolm for giving us a laugh. I guess what fueled me is the nurse's statement that the "lab techs needed to be properly trained ON infection control practices and she didn't feel it is her place to train this area of the hospital". REALLY??!! Emailed her explaining a little about microbiology and the need for her to concentrate on using sterile technique when spiking the bag and connecting to the patient's venous access. Hope I've heard the end of this......if not it's radiation for her.

Today my dear chap you win the internet! (again)

Following on from the fine example set by Dr Pepper, I am also taking retirement. My last day of working for the NHSBT will be 31st October 2016. This does not mean that my friends and colleagues on PathLabTalk will escape my clutches; it just means that I will have even more time to browse this wonderful site and post more frequently!!!!!!!!!!!!

So fun story, one of our supervisors thought the Quality systems stuff for AABB was BS. So she made a BS manual and every procedure in there is named BS...