2010 Dubrovnik
The 12th Annual IHN Symposium was held in Dubrovnik, Croatia from 17th to 19th February 2010.
It was attended by 164 delegates from xxx countries.
Programme for Dubrovnik Dec 2009
Presentations
Bosanac, I Croatian QA schemes for immunohaematology
Bušić, Mirela Biovigilance in Croatia
de Vries, Rene Indicators for safe and appropriate use
Eder, Anne Monitoring TRALI mitigation strategies
Faber, Jean Claude Evolution and revolution of haemovigilance
Golubic Cepulic, Branka Vigilance of stem cell collection and reinfusion
Hindawi, Salwa Arab haemovigilance network
Ivankovic, Zdravko Safety in immunohaematology testing
Jukić, Irena Donor vigilance at CITM
Kitchen, Alan Screening donations for infectious diseases
Knutson, Folke HV at a hospital using INTERCEPT platelets
Koh, Mickey Haemovigilance – state of the art
Lambermont, M Citrate toxicity in platelet-pheresis donors
Madrigal Sanchez, M. E. Full and on-line unit tracking
Mihaljevic, Ivanka TTI serology EQAS in Croatia
Mold, David SHOT – a web based data capture system
Nascimento, Fatima Portugese haemovigilance system
Osselaer, J.C. Safety outcome for 18,641 platelets with INTERCEPT
Politis, Dina STARE – the IHN database pilot
Potočnik, Marjeta Haemovigilance in Slovenia
Robillard, Pierre 1 Principal models of haemovigilance
Robillard, Pierre 2 TACO – new leading cause of fatalities
Robillard, Pierre 3 Severity of ATR and age of red cell units
Sarlija, Dorotea 2 Brachial artery pseudoaneurysm
Šarlija, Dorotea Haemovigilance in Croatia
Seitz, Rainer Perception of blood safety in Europe
Sorensen, Betina Severe complications in blood donors
Stevenson, Lisa Blood matters – safer transfusion programme
Strengers, Paul Adverse effects of alternatives to transfusion
Taylor, Clare Haemovigilance – organisational aspects
Tomasulo, Peter Monitoring blood donation safety
Tomicic, M Serological investigation of TRALI
van der Poel, Cees Safety of blood products – risk benefit
Vuk, Tomislav Quality indicators in blood establishments
Wiersum, Jo Adverse events (errors and incidents)
Wood, Erica Monitoring of bacterial contamination