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The Blueprint for Massive Hemorrhage Protocol: Development, Implementation and Optimization in Rural Hospitals

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Event details

The 19th Annual Transfusion Medicine Educational Web Conference Symposium hosted by Canadian Blood Services and the Ontario Regional Blood Coordinating Network (ORBCoN) is taking place virtually on April 11, 2024.This symposium is designed to enhance the transfusion skills of healthcare professionals working in community hospitals, with a focus on improving patient outcomes. We invite physicians, nurses, technologists, residents, trainees, and students involved in the ordering, issuing or transfusing of blood and blood products, particularly from rural and small hospital settings, to attend.

The event will include two identical sessions; the first session begins at 9:00am ET and the content will be repeated in a second session beginning at 1:00pm ET. Attendees may choose to register for either the morning or the afternoon session.

Learning objectives

This year’s symposium will focus on rural/small hospital development and implementation of massive hemorrhage protocols (MHPs) as well as optimizing patient care prior to transfer. The symposium will feature presentations by a panel of experts about developing an MHP, and interpreting recommendations for rural hospitals, implementing and maintaining an MHP, and optimizing pre-transfer care of patients suspected of needing MHP.

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Registration

There is no fee to attend but pre-registration is required. Registration is now open, see details on the ORBCoN website: 19th Annual Transfusion Medicine Education Web Symposium – Transfusion Ontario. 

Note: In addition to these symposium sessions, an optional technical workshop for Ontario Transfusion Medicine laboratories will be held on Wednesday, April 10, 2024. Registration is required by March 6, 2024, to receive the case materials for participation. Please see the ORBCoN website for separate registration details for this workshop.

April 11 @ 9:00 am – Noon
or
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm