We work with our partners to provide resources and opportunities that support staff development and will ultimately improve outcomes for patients.
We provide a wide range of events and training opportunities, including national education days, for our staff and stakeholders including medics, nurses, transfusion practitioners, pharmacists and scientists.
Our achievements
- Our preceptorships (training to support newly qualified staff) in several haematological conditions including Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia, Aplastic Anaemia and Bone Marrow Failure, and Sickle Cell Disease, have attracted more than 100 delegates from Europe and across the globe.
- The development, and submission for publication, of a full set of 65 competencies for the role of a Transfusion Practitioner, is being used to develop national training and education resources.
- Our weekly webinar Case of the Week attracts a local, national and international audience, and with almost 150 cases already available to view, it represents an important learning resource.
- The prerecorded masterclasses developed by esteemed clinicians from across the partnership to be used to train medics appointed at the African Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE) in Abuja, Nigeria.
Read our latest news and learn more about upcoming events.
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Upcoming Haematology events
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CAR-T cell preceptorship
Event date and time: 14 November 2024
Event description:
Delegates will learn all aspects of CAR-T treatment, both clinical and administrative (quality assurance) with the hope that they can actively steer and lead similar programmes in their parent institute. Gaining confidence in all aspects of CAR-T delivery enabling and empowering delegates to be active members on the CAR-T programmes at their hospitals.
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Autoimmune CAR-T Symposium
Event date and time: 20 November 2024, 12:00pm to 7:00pm
Fetal Medicine Institute, Denmark Hill, London, SE5 8BB
Event description:
The "Autoimmune CAR-T Symposium" hosted by King's College Hospital and King's Health Partners will bring together leading experts from rheumatology, neurology, and haematology to explore the evolving role of CAR T cell therapy in autoimmune diseases.