Provision and communication of independent expertise in transfusion medicine
Congratulations to Dr Peter Flanagan on receiving the Ruth Sanger Award – the premier award of the ANZSBT given in recognition of a significant contribution to the field of transfusion medicine.
2017 Awards and Grants recipients are now listed on the website. Over the coming months we will continue to highlight their award winning work.
Read about Peter's career highlights and challenges; and thoughts on key issues and the future of transfusion medicine here...
The Guidelines for the Administration of Blood Products, 3rd Edition, 2018 have just been released. These guidelines were developed by the Clinical Practice Improvement Committee (CPIC) of the ANZSBT. ANZSBT is pleased to recognise its continuing partnership with the Australian College of Nursing (ACN) by once again co-branding these guidelines with the College.
ANZSBT thanks the general membership for participation in review of this guideline and are confident that this updated guideline will once again prove to be extremely valuable to Australasian laboratories.
The document has been published and is available to download.
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A combined scientific meeting of the Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand, the Australian and New Zealand Society of Blood Transfusion, and the Thrombosis and Haemostasis Society of Australia and New Zealand.
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre,
21-24 October 2018
Meeting website www.blood2018.com
We are very pleased to inform you that the ANZSBT will be presenting a series of webinars as part of the RACP Specialty Society Webinar Pilot 2018.
The RACP will be publishing 3 ANZSBT lectures on matters relevant to physicians which will be live streamed via the College website and will be available exclusively to ANZSBT members.
Abstract Submission is now open for the Blood 2018 Meeting. Abstracts must be submitted according to the conference guidelines.
Abstract Submission will close on 6th July 2018.
ANZSBT members have published their design‐based study, conducted in two phases - focus groups assessing educational needs and preferences; and subsequent response to educational tools provided during hospital orientation.
More …To contribute to the advancement of research in transfusion medicine and science in Australasia and to promote and develop research in related medical knowledge and science.
More …Our links and resources page contains links to tranfusion-related organisations and state-based collaboratives.
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