The Resident Slide Deck is a curated set of slides available to the Hematology residents as a dedicated educational resource.
The slides are made from real patient samples and were specifically curated to help Hematology residents complete their EPAs. It is expected that these slides are used with the dedicated microscope in the Hematology lounge.
To access the Resident Slide Deck:
1) Check the sign out sheet to see when the the slide deck is available.
2) Enter your sign-out request on the second page of the form:
- Sign Out: The date you would like to pick up the slide deck
- Return Date: The date you anticipate returning the slide deck
- Signed Out By: Enter your name and a phone number that you can be reached
*Please note, the slide deck is kept in the MEPC's office. Pick up and drop off of the slide deck is available on the 13th floor of CSB between 8:00-3:00 Monday-Friday
3) Email the MEPC to confirm your pick up and drop off times. If the MEPC is not in the office on your desired pick up or drop off dates an alternate designated contact person will be arranged.
The MEPC email is mednhem@ualberta.ca
4) If you cannot return the slide deck on the return date, please contact the MEPC and update the return date entered on the sheet.
5) When returning the slide deck:
- Ensure all slides are returned to their labeled slots in the case and that all slides are present.
- Ensure both Priority 1 and Priority 2 documents are in the case.
- Deliver the slide deck to the MEPC or the designated contact person
5) When the slide deck is returned the MEPC or designated contact person they will confirm that all slides are in the case and verify the return date in this sheet.
When signing out the Resident Slide Deck, you are expected to:
Use the microscope in hematology lounge for practice.
Keep the slide deck on university property. If the slide deck is signed out overnight, it can be stored in the Hematology lounge. The resident that signs out the slide deck is responsible for the slide deck until it has been returned to and verified by a member of the MEPC team or Dr. Bolster.
Treat the slides with the respect. The slides are real patient samples and must be treated as such. The slides may be recalled by the lab if required for clinical care and must be accounted for at all times.
If you have any questions, please reach out the the MEPC at mednhem@ualberta.ca