Medical Review Officer Online Course with Live Discussion (Includes Digital Syllabus)-Receiving Results; Contacting and Interviewing Donor

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Video Summary

The video transcript is about being an effective Medical Review Officer (MRO) and the different modules involved in the role. The MRO is responsible for receiving results from the laboratory and collection sites, contacting and interviewing donors, and assessing workplace safety issues. The first module covers receiving results and conducting interviews, including time constraints for contacting donors. The second module deals with positive results and explanations given by donors. The third module discusses other laboratory reports such as substituted, adulterated, invalid, and dilutes results. The fourth module focuses on assessing workplace safety issues. The final module provides guidelines for putting all the pieces together. The transcript also mentions the importance of following federal regulations and the MRO's duties in reviewing and interpreting custody and control forms. The MRO also has to report certain safety concerns specified under DOT regulations. The transcript ends with the MRO discussing the interview process with donors, including discussions about collection procedures, informing donors of positive results, discussing potential medical explanations, offering split specimen testing, and answering any technical questions. No credits were mentioned in the video.

Keywords

Medical Review Officer

laboratory results

workplace safety issues

federal regulations

interview process

split specimen testing