Médecine transfusionnelle

La Société canadienne du sang appuie les pratiques exemplaires en médecine transfusionnelle en élaborant des ressources éducatives. Rédigées par des experts de partout au Canada, nos ressources en médecine transfusionnelle appuient la pratique clinique et aident les professionnels de la santé à demeurer à jour dans un domaine en constante évolution.

Si vous êtes un professionnel de la santé travaillant en médecine transfusionnelle et avez un commentaire ou des suggestions pour de nouvelles ressources, s’il vous plaît entrer en contact avec nous.

Aditi Khandelwal
Spécialiste de la médecine transfusionnelle et hématologue

Transfusion thérapeutique de granulocytes

La question de savoir si la transfusion de granulocytes améliore effectivement les chances de survie des patients atteints d’infections invasives reste ouverte. Ce nouveau chapitre du Guide de la pratique transfusionnelle présente de façon générale les concentrés de granulocytes, notamment les données cliniques, les indications et les récentes innovations en matière de fabrication.

Red cell antigen genotyping reports

Cette publication est présentement disponible en anglais seulement.

Les immunoglobulines

La version 2023 de ce chapitre est présentement disponible en anglais seulement. La version française sera bientôt disponible.

New Practice Eligibility Route for the Area of Focused Competence (PER-AFC) in Transfusion Medicine

The Royal College’s new Practice Eligibility Route (PER) for Transfusion Medicine has launched, and physicians may now apply for assessment. The PER is designed for physicians who have acquired the competencies of the discipline through professional development and clinical practice and wish to have their enhanced competencies and skills recognized with an additional Royal College credential.

The competencies and eligibility criteria are outlined in the application form which can be requested by contacting Tiffany Lynch at diplomas@royalcollege.ca. Additional information is available on the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada PER-AFC page.

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8:00 | Winnipeg

Centre stage: Highlighting patient-centred care in vascular access and infusion therapy

The Canadian Vascular Access Association (CVAA) is a Canadian, non-profit multidisciplinary organization of healthcare professionals who are dedicated to enhancing the practice of vascular access and infusion therapy. This annual CVAA Conference is an opportunity for professional development that

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12:00 | Virtual

Perinatal consensus conference recommendations

Presented by Dr. Lani Lieberman Dr. Gwen Clarke Learning objectives TBA Registration Registration is required for this event using the Zoom registration form: Webinar Registration - Zoom. To receive registration details for upcoming U of T Transfusion Medicine Rounds directly, join the U of T

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12:00 | Toronto/Virtual

Topic teaching: Top articles for 2023

Presented by Dr. Laura Tapley Hematology | Transfusion Medicine Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Kelowna General Hospital Transfusion Service Medical Director | Interior Health Learning objectives TBA Note: The session is a self-approved group learning activity (Section 1) as

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R.E.D. blogs récents

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A summary of recent discoveries advancing the understanding and treatment of hemophilia

Hemophilia is a rare bleeding disorder that undermines blood's regular clotting mechanism. There are two types of hemophilia, known as hemophilia A and hemophilia B, which are caused by a shortage or lack of different clotting factors. Since clotting factors are responsible for putting a stop to bleeding, individuals with hemophilia can bleed longer than normal after an injury, experience bleeding from minor injuries, spontaneous bleeding episodes, and in severe cases, bleeding into joints and muscles causing pain and damage. Chapter 17, Hemostatic disorders and hereditary angioedema, of

Post date: 17 avril 2024

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Blood Efficiency Accelerator Award Program helping team establish national best practices for out-of-hospital transfusions

Canadian Blood Services has multiple competitive funding programs open to Canadian researchers that pursue projects related to our research priorities. Since 2017, Canadian Blood Services’ Blood Efficiency Accelerator Award Program (BEAP) has supported innovative research projects that seek new knowledge or accelerate the application of existing knowledge to improve the efficient and appropriate utilization of blood products, while maintaining the safety of the blood system. Following a trauma in a remote location, an air ambulance urgently makes its way to pick up a bleeding patient. Due to

Post date: 9 avril 2024

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Introducing our Research Ethics Board Chair!

To ensure ethical integrity is maintained in research activities, Canadian Blood Services’ independent Research Ethics Board (REB) reviews all research applications involving human participants that are intended to be conducted by, or on behalf of, Canadian Blood Services. We joined Heather Sampson, the new Chair of the Canadian Blood Services Research Ethics Board (REB), in conversation about her experience with research ethics and what she looks forward to in this role. Looking back 1. Can you tell us a bit about how your career journey brought you to Canadian Blood Services?   When I was

Post date: 9 janvier 2024

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