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Phlebotomy Documentation That Protects You and the Patient: What to Chart and Why
Phlebotomy documentation is more than just filling out a form or making a few notes. When done well, it becomes a key part of patient care. It protects both the person getting their blood drawn and the one doing the draw. Whether we are working a steady schedule in...
HIPAA in Phlebotomy: Practical Privacy Tips for Front Desk, Hallway, and Bedside Situations
HIPAA rules apply no matter where care happens. From front desk chatter to quick hallway chats to bedside visits, protecting patient information must always come first. Phlebotomists work in spaces that are not always private, which makes staying HIPAA-compliant a...
Patient Communication in Phlebotomy for CNAs: Scripts for Difficult Draws
Blood draws can change the mood of a whole room in seconds. Many CNAs see this every day, especially when coughs, colds, and chronic illness flares bring more lab work.
Phlebotomy Add-On for Georgia CNAs: When It Pays Off and When to Enroll
Phlebotomy is one of the simplest ways for a Georgia CNA to level up without starting from scratch.
Creating a Second-Career Path Through Phlebotomy Training
Changing careers as an adult is a big decision, but it does not have to be confusing or out of reach.
Common Phlebotomy Anxiety Triggers and How Training Eases Them
Feeling nervous about blood draws and needles is normal. Many people who think about phlebotomy feel excited about helping patients but scared of making a mistake.
Choosing a Phlebotomy Trainer That Fits Your Healthcare Career Goals
Starting a healthcare career often begins with one simple, powerful skill: drawing blood safely and confidently.
Inside DuMonde’s Phlebotomy Training Labs: What New Students Experience
Phlebotomy training is a smart way to step into healthcare and learn a focused, hands-on skill.
The “Optimum Care” Approach to Phlebotomy: Blending Technical Excellence with Compassionate Care
Phlebotomy often gets talked about as a technical skill, but there is more to it than just collecting blood samples. What happens during those few minutes between greeting a patient and finishing a draw can make a big impact. A calm voice, respectful tone, and gentle...