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Role of the Haematology Department
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... Unit 15 - Role of the Pathology Service Assignment 1 - The Haematology Department Role of the department The role of haematologists is to prescribe and provide necessary drugs for patients who have related blood disease such as Leukaemia, red blood cell disorders and bone marrow disorders. Their work also involved in the development of drugs, treatments and cancer research to unsure they can find a better method/ cure for blood related diseases. Haematology Department: The Haematology Department specialises in blood. It separates into three areas - Haematology, Transfusion Science and Immunology. Haematology Haematology is the study of blood. It identifies symptoms based on the patient's blood sample to support medical pathologists and help with diagnosis. Scientists in this discipline are involved with the formation, composition, functions and diseases of the blood. They are called Haematologists. As a Haematologist, their work varies from preparing the blood sample to the management of the hematology laboratory. The work will













