Topic: Promotion: Honouring Deceased Donors In this special 90 minute edition of the webinar series, Dale Gardiner (UK) and Hassina Mohammed (Trinidad) chair a celebration of the incredible gift of deceased organ donation, with insights from Rachel Stoddard-Murden (UK), Hospital Art Studio (UK)
“For me, identifying as bisexual, it’s more of me wanting to stand as an ally with the rest of the LGBT community,” said a research participant during an interview about Canadian Blood Service’s donor screening questionnaire. I listened from the other side of the computer screen as the participant described her views on the blood donation rules. Currently, males are not allowed to donate blood if they have had sex with a man in the last three months. A similar rule also applies to females who have had sex with a man who has had sex with a man. I took notes as the research participant then
May 12, 2022
May 17 2:00 pm | Montreal, QC, Canada
CDTRP Media Workshop on ODT & Health Literacy
CDTRP Media Workshop on ODT & Health Literacy The CDTRP in collaboration with the Health Law Institute from University of Alberta, is happy to announce the second Media Workshop entitled “Engaging the public online during policy change.“ In this workshop, individuals will share their recent and
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May 25 12:00 pm | Webinar
DPN/DCN joint webinar
Topic: Organ and Tissue Donation after Medical Assistance in Dying: Scoping review Presented by: Amina Silva, PhD(c) Note: These webinars are for members only. Webinar link has been distributed through calendar invites. If you have any questions, please email us at donationphysiannetwork@blood.ca or
Lay Science Writing Competition runner up: The greatest tool in research
The constant whirring and buzz of a research lab is jarring at first, but it eventually becomes a comforting white noise. The machines making the noise are, after all, the same machines that provide many of the intriguing results and unique observations in scientific experiments. “These are our centrifuges, this is the spectrophotometer, that's the LORCA, the hemox analyzer sits over there…”. At first, I hardly knew what the words in the names of these seemingly complicated technologies meant. What I did know about those machines though, was that they would be crucial tools that I would
April 28, 2022
May 3 12:00 pm | Virtual Conference
Conférence Chaîne de vie, Ensemble pour l’éducation au don d’organes et de tissus!
Conférence Chaîne de vie, Ensemble pour l’éducation au don d’organes et de tissus! Une conférence sur "Ensemble pour l’éducation au don d’organes et de tissus!" sera donnée le 3 mai au Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne et sera diffusée en direct sur le Facebook du collège.
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BC Transplant Virtual Speaker Series
BC Transplant Virtual Speaker Series For the past six years, BC Transplant has hosted an educational conference for healthcare professionals who work in organ donation and transplantation. The mission of the conference is to highlight the continuity of care between organ retrieval, transplantation
Apr 27 2:00 pm | Virtual Seminar
Organ Donation and Transplantation: Legal and Ethical Foundations of an effective system
Organ Donation and Transplantation: Legal and Ethical Foundations of an effective system seminar Presented by: Matthew Weiss, MD Pediatric intensivist Clinical Assistant Professor University of Laval Learning Objectives: Describe the key ethical principles underlying deceased organ donation policies
Nominations open for the Lifetime Achievement Award 2022
Until May 16, 2022, there is an open call for nominations for Canadian Blood Services Lifetime Achievement Award 2022. The award will be presented later in the year at Canadian Blood Services’ Honouring Canada’s Lifeline event, an annual event during which the organization honours individuals and groups for their outstanding achievements or dedication to Canada’s Lifeline. Who can be nominated? To be nominated for the Canadian Blood Services Lifetime Achievement Award, an individual must have contributed significantly to improving the safety and/or quality of blood, blood products, stem cells