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Point of Care Testing (POCT) / POCT Recertification and Training Documents

POCT Recertification and Training Documents

Recertification is due every two years, this is completed via learning hub for the following equipment. You should be notified via email when you are due to expire, please remember to check your emails.                           

The POCT training policy can be found here (PC-POL-TRAIN


Abbott ID Now

  • Please complete e-learning package on the Learning Hub called 'Abbott ID Now'

Blood Gas Analyser

  • Please complete e-learning package on the Learning Hub called ‘Blood Gas Analyser Recertification Quiz – Roche b123

Blood Glucose Meter

Ketone Meter

  • Please complete e-learning package on the Learning Hub called 'Nova Ketone Meter recertification'

Urilyzer

  • Please complete e-learning package on the Learning Hub called 'Urilyzer recertification'

For the following POCT equipment, you will need to complete the paperwork for the relevant device. Complete and return completed training documents to YHS-TR.POCT.Team@nhs.net or via the internal mail to POCT, where we can update your certification records.

Pregnancy Testing

 INR Coaguchek Meter 

HbA1c b101 Testing

iSTAT Alinity

  • iSTAT Alinity competency (PC/COM/YS-21) *Updated June 24*
  • iSTAT Alinity recertification quiz (PC/COM/YS-20) *Updated July 24*

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Maternity access at York Hospital - Saturday 22 February

On Saturday 22 February, 8am-6pm, there will be a temporary change of vehicle access to the maternity unit at York Hospital. Access via entrance 2 will be closed to allow essential works to be completed. 

If you are attending the maternity unit at York on this day, please drive in via the entrance for A&E (marked blue light priority).

The multi-storey car park will not be affected by this change, and any non-urgent visitors should continue to park in this area.