N.B. agenda below is based on 2019 programme and may be subject to change
Day 1: Monday 17 October
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Keynote lecture |
The haemostatic system and responses |
Dr Hoots |
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Keynote lecture |
Guest speaker session TBC |
Guest speaker (TBC) |
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Keynote lecture |
Inhibitors |
Margareth Ozelo |
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Workshop |
Three sessions run in parallel* |
All Faculty |
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Keynote lecture |
Prophylaxis |
Dr Blanchette |
Day 2: Tuesday 18 October
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Interactive plenary |
Pathogenesis and natural history of haemophilia |
Dr Hoots |
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Keynote lecture |
Women with bleeding disorders |
Dr d’Oiron |
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Interactive plenary |
von Willebrand Disease |
Stacy Croteau |
Workshop |
Three sessions run in parallel* |
All Faculty |
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Keynote lecture |
Rare bleeding disorders |
Dr Blanchette |
Day 3: Wednesday 19 October
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Interactive plenary |
Surgery |
Prof. Négrier |
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Workshop |
Three sessions run in parallel* |
All Faculty |
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Interactive plenary |
Guest speaker session TBC |
Guest speaker (TBC) |
Networking |
Poster session and working lunch** |
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Day 4: Thursday 20 October – Edinburgh Comprehensive Haemophilia Care Centre
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Tour of the Centre |
Clinic staff |
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Plenary sessions: Physiotherapy: joint assessment, organisation of care, Radiology |
Clinic staff |
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Laboratory demonstrations OR clinical case sessions (run in parallel) |
Lab staff / clinic staff |
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Networking |
Poster session and working lunch** |
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Day 5: Wednesday 19 October
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Interactive plenary |
Pregnancy and delivery |
Dr d’Oiron |
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Keynote lecture |
Clinical trials and future therapies |
Prof. Négrier |
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Keynote lecture |
New non-factor replacement therapies for haemophilia |
Stacy Croteau |
Self-assessment and follow-up |
*Workshop sessions: platelet disorders, inhibitor management and management of older patients.
**Meals and refreshment breaks will provide other opportunities for networking.