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automated red cell exchange bbts conference october 2013 ms nancy huntley auto rex co ordinator uclh dr sara trompeter consultant haematologist uclh nhsbt programme transfusions sickle cell disease automated vs manual exchanges current situation arisen uclh experience challenges ongoing projects summary programme transfusions sickle cell disease automated vs manual exchanges current situation arisen uclh experience challenges ongoing projects summary transfusions sickle cell disease two ways del

conflagration friend foe dr david alderson consultant haematologist trafford general hospital bbts 16th october 2013 trafford general hospital formally park hospital opened 1929 workhouse hospital barton irwell poor law union 5th july 1948 aneurin bevan inaugurated national health service 1st patient sylvia diggory second war handed medical corps canadian forces first hip prosthesis uk researched developed sir john charnley later renamed trafford general hospital conflagration a conflagration on

New for 2014 - Call for all trainees, anaesthetists in training & staff involved in blood management in patients to submitYou don’t need to have discovered a new blood group or virus, conducted a large trial or ever have published before.  If you have undertaken a sound piece of original scientific or clinical work in the field of transfusion, completed an audit which has influenced your practice or have an interesting case study to share, then submit. Your abstract needs to

BBTS BursaryApplications for 2025 will open soonPLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TERMS CAREFULLYAn application form is available to download at the bottom of this page.The BBTS bursary scheme gives transfusion professionals, who otherwise may not have been able to attend, the opportunity to experience a professional conference. The bursary includes full conference registration, accommodation and £150 towards travel expenses. Applicants earning up to the equivalent of AFC B

the journey blood presented tony davies patient blood management practitioner patient blood management team introduction about 6 000 units blood needed 4 eligible population give blood 1 4 million currently registered donors annually 23 000 donor sessions 5 600 locations year nhsbt collects 1 5 million whole blood units 150 000 platelets cost hospital 1 unit red cells 123 31 1 unit platelets 209 30 patient blood management team blood safety quality regulations 2005 cold chain records vein vein s