The BSBMTCT Induction Manual is a flexible e-learning platform which allows you to study at your own pace.  There is a short quiz at the end of this module to help you reflect on any knowledge you have acquired.  Upon completion of the quiz a printable certificate will be issued, which you can also store within your user profile.

Interspersed throughout the module are links to articles, and media which you may find of further interest.  These mixed media inclusions have been added as a further resource on the topics covered within this module and offer a more in-depth overview should you wish to further your knowledge.

The number of survivors after Stem Cell transplantation (SCT) is expected to dramatically increase over the next decade. Significant and unique challenges confront survivors for decades after their underlying indication (malignancy or marrow failure) has been cured by SCT. 

In this module we will look at:

• Initial follow up of a patient once discharged
• Initial follow up for autologous and allogeneic transplants
• Paediatric follow up – how this may differ from adult care
• Donor follow-up
• CAR T follow-up
• What the data tells us
• Long Term Follow-Up and Late Effects
• Survivorship and Quality of Life
• Ethnicity Diversity and Inclusion – Including intersectionality
• Centre Experience
• Support organisations – the main places SCT patients and their families may find support outside of their transplant team