HAABB 2023 Virtual
Winter Meeting Review
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The first session of the HAABB 2023 Winter Meeting went live on 01/11/2023 at 1:00p.
This session featured two fantastic speakers!!
Dr. William Rose, MD, pathologist from the
UW Health University Hospital, presented
How to Teach Better Immediately
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His presentation was followed by Megan Dupont, MLS(ASCP)CM, SBBCM
from Community Blood Center who presented a case study titled
An Unexpected Needle in the Haystack!
Download Handouts HERE
VIEW SESSION 1 RECORDING HERE
The second session of the HAABB 2023 Winter Meeting
went live on 01/18/2023 at 1:00p.
This session featured
Carrie Easley, MLS, SBB (ASCP)CM
from Stormont Vail Medical Center and
Shay Jones, MLS (ASCP)CM, BBCM,
Transfusion Service Manager from the University of Kansas Health System, presenting a lecture on Sharing Patient Information
Download Handouts HERE and HERE
followed by a Case Study titled
Molecular Testing REALLY Does Make a Difference presented by
Pam Hawkins, MLS (ASCP)CM SBB
from the American Red Cross, St. Louis.
Download Handouts HERE
VIEW SESSION 2 RECORDING HERE
The third session of the HAABB 2023 Winter Meeting
went live on 01/25/2023 at 1:00p.
This session featured
Gina Folk, MSHS, MLSCMSBBCM
from Community Blood Center presenting
a lecture on SCD:DHTR
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followed by a Case Study from
Dr. Gabor Oroszi, MD, PhD
from Children’s Mercy Hospital.
Download Handouts HERE
VIEW SESSION 3 RECORDING HERE
The fourth session of the HAABB 2023 Winter Meeting
went live on 01/31/2023 at 1:00p.
This session began a presentation titled
Whole Blood Utilization from
Dr. Cameron McCoy, MD
from the University of Kansas Health System
Download Handouts HERE
followed by a Case Study: Gray Platelet Sydrome IgA Deficicency
from Dr Nathan McLamb, MD
from Washington University.
Download Handouts HERE
VIEW SESSION 4 RECORDING HERE
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The fourth session will feature a presentation on
Whole Blood Utilization from
Dr. Cameron McCoy, MD
from the University of Kansas Health System
followed by a Case Study from
Dr. Nathan McLamb, MD from Washington University.
The fourth session will feature a presentation on
Whole Blood Utilization from
Dr. Cameron McCoy, MD
from the University of Kansas Health System
followed by a Case Study from
Dr. Nathan McLamb, MD from Washington University.
The fourth session will feature a presentation on
Whole Blood Utilization from
Dr. Cameron McCoy, MD
from the University of Kansas Health System
followed by a Case Study from
Dr. Nathan McLamb, MD from Washington University.
The fourth session will feature a presentation on
Whole Blood Utilization from
Dr. Cameron McCoy, MD
from the University of Kansas Health System
followed by a Case Study from
Dr. Nathan McLamb, MD from Washington University.
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