News for East of England

East of England RTC End of Year Celebrating Success Report 2024

( 1 year 1 month ago )
A review of the activity that has taken place during 2024 for the East of England Region.  
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East of England RTC Action Plan

( 1 year 11 months ago )
The East of England RTC Action Plan has been updated for 2025.  The plan details the projects and activity planned for the year.    
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East of England RTC Hosted Successful Education Event

( 1 year 11 months ago )
The East of England RTC hosted a very successful virtual education event - Mums, Babies and Blood.  Subjects covered throughout the morning included blood groups, massive haemorrhage, fetal DNA, Anti-D, haemolytic disease, anaemia, patient sampling errors and case studies.
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The RTC hosted a successful virtual education event

( 2 years 9 months ago )
The RTC hosted a successful virtual education event in February. Presentations from Mums, Babies, and Blood are now available to view. Thank you to all our speakers and attendees. 
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Welcome to new RTC Chair Dr Lynda Menadue

( 2 years 9 months ago )
Welcome to new RTC Chair Dr Lynda Menadue who joined us in January and a belated welcome to our new RTC Deputy Chair Dr Suzanne Docherty who joined us in 2022
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Our 2023-24 Regional Activity Plan is now published

( 2 years 9 months ago )
Our 2023-24 Regional Activity Plan is now published. This plan details the projects and regional activity over the next tear.
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Patient Blood Management Update

(11 months 1 week ago)

Catch up with the latest Patient Blood Management (PBM) update. 

For all other things PBM please see following link https://hospital.blood.co.uk/patient-services/patient-blood-management

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Patient Blood Management Update October 2025

(3 months 3 weeks ago)

Catch up with the latest Patient Blood Management (PBM) update

Midlands

Transfusion Practitioners Present at IBMS Congress

(3 months 4 weeks ago)

Transfusion Practitioners Vicky Waddoups (Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust) and Aimee Burtenshaw (University Hospitals of Derby and Burton) proudly represented the TP community at the IBMS Congress in Birmingham last week.

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