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2009 Education Session on Blood Transfusion Issues


On Wednesday, September 30, 2009 the PBCO and Canadian Blood Services proudly hosted this year's 9th Annual Education Session on Blood Transfusion Issues at Harrison Hot Springs Resort, BC.

This event is held in conjunction with BCSLS Congress and provides an opportunity to learn more about new technologies and best practices in the Transfusion Medicine field and to meet professionals from across the province.

In an effort reduce paper, printed copies of the presentations will not be distributed at the Education Session and are instead available to view here:

Presentation SlidesHandouts
2009 Education Session on Blood Transfusion Issues AgendaPDF
2009 Education Session on Blood Transfusion Issues Speaker Bios & AbstractsPDF
Session 1 - The Central Transfusion Registry's Remote IVIG Module presented by Cheryl Lewis, PBCOPDFPDF
Session 2 - BC's Transfusion Transmitted Injury Surveillance System Program Update presented by Coleen McAloney, PBCOPDFPDF
Session 3 - Antibody Cases and the ICII Experience presented by Kathy O'Shea, CBSPDFPDF
Session 4 - BC Subcutaneous Immune Globulin Program presented by Adriana Martin, PBCOPDFPDF
Session 5 - Babesiosis...an Emerging Transfusion Transmitted Infection presented by Dr. Mark Bigham, CBSPDFPDF
Session 6 - Apheresis Update (Including Double Platelet and Double Red Cells) presented by Dr. Tanya Petraszko, CBSPDFPDF
Session 7 - Olympic Planning for the Blood Supply presented by Haleh Bahrami, CBSPDFPDF
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