Transfusion Practitioners Subgroup
Our aim is to promote best practice, safe transfusion and blood conservation for patients through international collaboration and the sharing of knowledge and resources.
Find out about the 8 subgroups of this Working Party and what they do.
Our aim is to promote best practice, safe transfusion and blood conservation for patients through international collaboration and the sharing of knowledge and resources.
Our aim is to promote best practice, safe transfusion and blood conservation for neonates and children, through advocacy, educational resources and international collaboration.
The aim of this subgroup is to explore educational tools and resources for Transfusion Medicine Professionals in the field of Transfusion Medicine.
The aim of this subgroup is to spread awareness on patient blood management (PBM) and to help support its wider implementation.
The aim of this subgroup to promote for best transfusion practices and explore the existing challenges in transfusing patients with hemoglobinopathies worldwide.
The aim of this subgroup is to disseminate knowledge in the field of clinical transfusion and highlight the working party activities via social media.
The aim of this group is to focus on the utilization of convalescent plasma and hyperimmune globulin as a therapeutic intervention for SARS-CoV2 and other infections.
The aim of our group is to enhance and maintain the quality and accuracy of Wikipedia resources related to transfusion medicine, ensuring that users have access to up-to-date and comprehensive information on transfusion practices, research, and related topics.
The aim of this subgroup is to promote evidence-based apheresis medicine in clinical practice through education and conducting apheresis research.
Are you an ISBT member? Do you have expertise in transfusion medicine/science? If so, you can apply to join a Working Party. Each Working Party includes members with different expertise and from different geograpical regions. Applications will be reviewed periodically by Working Party Chairs to fill vacancies.