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Jayne Barmby

General Manager - Clinical Blood Sciences

Based at: St Helier Hospital

Email: jayne.barmby@nhs.net

Background

Jayne has over 20 years experience in pathology services, having trained with NHS Blood and Transplant before moving into the hospital laboratory environment, specialising in blood transfusion. She was Lead Biomedical Scientist for Blood Transfusion at the Royal London Hospital & St Bartholomew’s before moving to Epsom and St Helier. Jayne has now taken up the role of General Manager for Clinical Blood Sciences at SWLP.

Interests

Jayne’s key areas of interest are continuous improvement of processes and services, adoption of new technology and effective quality management systems. 

Latest news

March 12, 2024

Beta D Glucan (BDG) testing brought in-house

At the end of last year, testing for Beta-D-Glucan (BDG) was brought in-house. The median turnaround time using the new in-house assay is around two days, which facilitates a greater impact on antifungal stewardship when the result is negative.

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February 28, 2024

New Abbott Alinity system installed at Epsom Hospital

At the end of last year, a new Abbott Alinity GLP automation system was installed in the laboratory at Epsom Hospital, replacing the existing aging equipment.

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February 7, 2024

Pathology Service Update: Results for renin, aldosterone, androstenedione, 17-hydroxyprogesterone, DHEAS and testosterone confirmation now going out at usual

The delay in reporting results for renin, aldosterone, androstenedione, 17-hydroxyprogesterone, DHEAS and testosterone confirmation reported in January has been resolved and results are now going out as usual.

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January 29, 2024

Salmonella detection to be by PCR only from 1 February 2024

From 1 February 2024, Salmonella detection in faeces will be by PCR only and culture will no longer be routinely performed.

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