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The 1st annual Cell Therapy at the Limits conference is a two-day medical education meeting which brings together a notable faculty of globally acknowledged experts who will consider new scientific discoveries and therapies at the limits of cell therapy research and treatment.
The Chairs for the inaugural Cell Therapy event join us from some of the world’s leading research and clinical centres. With unique viewpoints from Europe and the US, they each bring different perspectives and experiences to the event, and they have jointly developed a programme which has broad appeal to clinical oncologists as well as a depth of experience from the speakers who are confirmed to attend.

Lectures on general Clinical Microbiology and Virology topics.

Haematology and Trauma Group Webinar
Trauma and Coagulopathy

One of the biggest challenges we face in the current era of personalized medicine, is to be able provide state of the art patient care on small biopsy specimens with limited cellularity.

The tutorial faculty will discuss salient morphology, pitfalls, and incorporation of ancillary studies and lay out an algorithmic approach to diagnosis with the judicious use of immunohistochemical panels and biomarker testing for prognostication and management.

We are elated to be planning the return of the in-person symposium! There is no substitution for the face-to-face experience, where you can reunite with friends and colleagues and engage with exhibitors. SHOT have partnered with the International Haemovigilance Network to hold The Annual SHOT Symposium 2022. The event will run from 6-8 July 2022 in Brighton. The theme of the event will be ‘Transfusion Safety: Past, Present and Future’. We look forward to seeing you there!

Free to attend event that will discuss Molecular Quality Control, External Quality Assessment as well as the clinical impacts of good/poor QC management.

The Event will feature speakers:

Dr Mairiead MacLeannan (NHS Fife)
"Quality Control in Molecular Diagnostics"

Holly Ross and Charlotte Brookes (Northampton General Hospital)
"An NHS user experience of verifying multiple SARS-CoV-2 Workflows"

FREE 1HR WEBINAR HOSTED BY THE SERIOUS HAZARDS OF TRANSFUSION (SHOT) SCHEME.

TRANSFUSION-ASSOCIATED CIRCULATORY OVERLOAD (TACO) CONTINUES TO BE THE LEADING CAUSE OF TRANSFUSION RELATED DEATHS IN THE UK AND TACO REPORTS SUBMITTED TO SHOT ARE INCREASING YEAR ON YEAR. MEMBERS OF THE SHOT PULMONARY EXPERT WORKING GROUP WILL PROVIDE AN OVERVIEW OF THE TACO CASES SUBMITTED TO SHOT AND COVER KEY LEARNING POINTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAFER PATIENT CARE. THE PRESENTATION WILL ALSO INCLUDE SOME ILLUSTRATIVE CASES.

REGISTER AT:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FbD0GxkNThWhiGAUM29blQ

We are excited to announce the return of our bitesize liver pathology sessions for a second year. These will take place on Monday afternoons from 4.30-5.30pm, held via zoom. This years' topics have been selected to cover different areas of the field of liver pathology, and are based on delegate feedback from last year.

These one hour webinars are aimed at senior registrars predominantly, but may also be of interest to SAS doctors and consultants who report liver biopsies occasionally as part of their everyday work. The aim is to provide attendees with the opportunity to view example digital slides before each session, followed by case based discussions by an expert in the field. There will also be the opportunity for speakers to provide hints and tips to aid in diagnosis and interpretation, and for delegates to pose questions to the speakers to enhance their understanding.

CPD Credits: 6 (for all sessions)

In order to detect and identify amyloid, biopsy slides must be properly prepared, stained and examined. This requires precise technique, correct equipment and professional expertise, or amyloid deposits may be missed or incorrectly diagnosed. We will look at amyloid staining, correctly diagnosing amyloid in tissues and the associated laboratory techniques.

Five sessions comprising mainly lectures and some practical activities to assist with some elements of the IBMS Clinical Biochemistry and Haematology and Hospital Transfusion Practice Specialist Diplomas.