Celebrating “ World Thrombosis Day “ Egyptian Venous Forum VII International Congress (October 13, 2020) - 1st session: Thrombosis of superficial venous system of the lower limb - keynote lecture - P.L.Antignani - Case presentation - Ayman Fakhry Moderator: Ayman Fakhry Panel : Erika Mendoza - S.Gianesini -E.Ramachiti -P.Michail - R..Bishara - 2nd session: Varicose veins Moderator: L.Kabnick 1 - From ENDO to exo ablation Whiteley 2 - Steam ablation Jindal 3 - Microwave lee 4 - Glue Buzkurt Panel: Canata - Flor - Salah - scodairi - 3rd Session: Inferior vena cava occlusion Moderator: Samer Koussayer 1- S.Doganci 2- H.Jailali 3 - Uhl Panel: Martin - Meadowy - j.Hoballah - C.Brantigan - M.Patel M.Ayman Fakhry,MD Professor of vascular Surgery President of Egyptian Venous Forum

Invitation to the live webinar "Eyes Open to Thrombosis in VTE and Cancer" Speakers: • Dr. Okuku Fred: Medical Oncologist at Uganda Cancer Institute • Dr. Osinde Godfrey: RadioPharmacist at Uganda Cancer Institute • Ms. Ruth Madrine: Medical Sales Representative, Sanofi

The HBTSSN will be celebrating the WORLD THROMBOSIS DAY with a workshop on the 12th and 13th October,2020 at the Rivers State University, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

Case presentation and general discussion of DVT following minor surgery

1.Overview of Thrombosis (VTE, DVT, PE) 2. Thrombosis and COVID-19: Emerging concept and facts 3.Laboratory and Molecular Diagnosis of Thrombosis 4. Biochemical interactions in Thrombosis 5.Eyes Open to Thrombosis 6.Rally/awareness

1. This year, RCAN has partnered with 20 journalists, local celebrities & influencers in addition to the HCPs who will share information across their social channels. This team of campaigners will be sharing/posting information about thrombosis for 2 months between August 13th & October 13th, 2020. 2. RCAN has also reached out to media houses and news outlets and asked them to share information on World Thrombosis Day. 3. Additionally, thrombosis survivors have been contacted to share their personal stories and testimonials with reporters who will cover these stories and share them on World Thrombosis Day. 4. Finally, a media alert will be shared with journalists who will be reporting about World Thrombosis Day 2020.

This year, RCAN has partnered with 20 journalists, local celebrities & influencers in addition to the HCPs who will share information across their social channels. This team of campaigners will be sharing/posting information about thrombosis for 2 months between August 13th & October 13th, 2020. Additionally, thrombosis survivors have been contacted to share their personal stories and testimonials with reporters who will cover these stories and share them on World Thrombosis Day. Finally, a media alert will be shared with journalists who will be reporting about World Thrombosis Day 2020

CONCURSO LITERARIO :: DÍA MUNDIAL DE LA TROMBOSIS (Edición 2020) CAMPAÑA ARGENTINA DE DIVULGACIÓN SOBRE LA TROMBOSIS 2020 La presente convocatoria tiene por objeto difundir qué es la trombosis venosa, cómo reconocerla y prevenirla. Se propone una obra de cualquier género literario, excepto el fantástico, cuyos personajes atraviesen un conflicto sobre la trombosis, ya sea desde la vivencia del paciente, de un familiar o amigo que acompañe alguna o varias de las etapas de la enfermedad, o incluso de un profesional de la salud. Se incentiva la elaboración de trabajos que logren retratar claramente aspectos relevantes de la enfermedad, mediante características de la trombosis venosa, cuáles son los factores que aumentan el riesgo de padecerla y/o síntomas que frecuentemente la acompañan. Tendrán prioridad en la selección aquellos trabajos que atrapen la atención del lector y lo inviten a indagar sobre esta patología. Dada la especificidad temática, para facilitar el acceso a información veraz y precisa, se invita a consultar el material informativo publicado en: http://www.grupocaht.com/2020/07/21/informacion-util-dmt/

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Concurso de videos sobre la trombosis Abierto al publico general Bases y condiciones La presente convocatoria tiene por objeto que se conozca qué es la trombosis venosa, cómo reconocerla y prevenirla. Se incentiva la presentación de videos que atrapen la atención del público y lo inviten a indagar sobre esta patología. Se propone retratar claramente aspectos relevantes de la enfermedad, mediante características de la trombosis venosa, cuáles son los factores que aumentan el riesgo de padecerla y/o síntomas que frecuentemente la acompañan. Dada la especificidad temática, para facilitar el acceso a información veraz y precisa, se invita a consultar el material informativo publicado en: http://www.grupocaht.com/2020/07/21/informacion-util-dmt/ El presente concurso es de participación abierta y gratuita. FORMATO Y EXTENSIÓN DE LOS VIDEOS Los trabajos deben ser en castellano y responder sin excepción al tema central del presente concurso con una duración máxima de 30 segundos. El video debe finalizar con el título del trabajo, nombre completo y contacto del autor o grupo de autores. FORMA ENVÍO Y FECHA LÍMITE La obra debe ser publicada en el Instagram del autor hasta el 3 de octubre de 2020 inclusive, etiquetando en los comentarios al @diamundialtrombosis. https://www.facebook.com/diamundialtrombosisargentina/photos/a.694865053942580/3389791137783278/

Encuentro virtual para pacientes, familiares y cuidadores.

Trabajo de recopilacion a cargo del Dr Claudio Rosa Divulgacion para la comunidad del Servicio de Salud

Conferencia para personal medico y paramédicos. Videos para el publico general de divulgación Talleres para técnicos de laboratorio Videos en la TV de sala de espera de divulgación para los pacientes

DIA MUNDIAL DE TROMBOSE

A joint virtual conference presented by Thrombosis Canada & CanVECTOR for Canadian Healthcare Professionals, Research Professionals, Trainees, Research Coordinators, and Patient Partners.

Se realizarán de forma simultánea en varias áreas hospitalarias tanto en consulta externa como en áreas de hospitalización. A través de charlas educativas, talleres y conferencias se impartirán temáticas relacionadas con la prevención de la trombosis ( factores de riesgo y estrategias de thromboprofilaxis). Estará dirigido a pacientes y personal sanitario. Los temas serán impartidos por especialistas de Hematología y Angiologia de la institución.

Se realizarán de forma simultánea en el área de consulta externa y de hospitalización varias reuniones, talleres y charlas sobre la trombosis. Los principales tópicos serán: factores de riesgo de la ETV , signos y síntomas de la ETV, trombosis y cancer, estrategias de tromboprofilaxis. Las temáticas serán impartidas por especialistas de Hematología y Angiologia.

Se realizarán charlas educativas, conferencias, talleres , encuestas, y labores de promoción de salud dirigidas a la prevención de la trombosis y la detección precoz de los síntomas y signos asociados a esta. De forma simultánea en varias áreas de la consulta externa y áreas de hospitalización especialistas de Hematología, Angiologia y Medicina Interna serán los encargados de dirigir dichas actividades.

Webinar: Tromboprofilaxis en el Enfermo en Estado Crítico

Facebook Live - YouTube: Día Mundial de la Trombosis. * Mensaje del Presidente de la SOMETH * Mensaje de personas saludables * Baila con nosotros y actívate

Sesión de actividad física para prevenir trombosis durante el confinamiento por COVID-19.

Monthly awareness on signs/symptoms, risk factors and the importance on education, treatment and adherence.

Concurrent use of anticoagulants and antiplatelet medications raises the risk of bleeding. How should patients with stable CAD and concurrent atrial fibrillation or venous thromboembolism be managed?

Please join the Anticoagulation Forum and the following expert speakers for this webinar to discuss the results of the AFIRE study and strategies for minimizing bleeding risk in patients taking concurrent anticoagulant and antiplatelet medications.

Date and Time: Thursday | July 23, 2020 | 12:00 - 1:00 PM ET

Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8315918154467/WN_g8p9nFUJQzGwyAFb3mOEIw

Expert Speakers:

• Arthur Allen, PharmD, CACP

• Dominick Angiolillo, MD

• Geoff Barnes, MD, MSc

• Renato Lopes, MD • Roxana Mehran, MD

• Tracy Minichiello, MD

• Diane Wirth, ANP, CACP

Philips is excited to join World Thrombosis day by bringing a live virtual event to the Philips employee.

Please join the Anticoagulation Forum for a presentation with subject matter experts to discuss the controversies that have surrounded the treatment of left ventricular thrombus, the limited guidance available, and the recently-published RED VELVT study. Expert Speakers: • Arthur Allen, PharmD, CACP • Geoff Barnes, MD, MSc • Tracy Minichiello, MD • Diane Wirth, ANP, CACP

The Anticoagulation Forum is pleased to announce that our 2-day Boot Camp course will be broadcast virtually on September 25th & 26th with ongoing access to registrants for 30 days. This compact 2-day meeting provides a comprehensive curriculum that covers the essential aspects of anticoagulation, disease state, and drug management. Engaging discussion around quality improvement, new agents and special situations will benefit all practitioners and “chalk talks” (live & recorded for ongoing access) will allow for attendee participation to shape the topics. We’re also adding opportunities for networking with other attendees and faculty to help you learn, connect, and share ideas. Gain access to this thorough curriculum with this unique opportunity for online learning and visit our virtual exhibit hall to learn about relevant products and services for your practice. If you’ve been considering attending Boot Camp, grab this chance to participate and learn from our expert faculty.

The Use of D-dimer as a Novel Biomarker in Venous Thromboembolic Disease for Hospitalized Medically Ill Patients Alex Spyropoulos, MD, FACP, FCCP, FRCPC System Director - Anticoagulation and Clinical Thrombosis Services ABSTRACT Of the 15 million patients admitted to US based hospitals with medical, non-surgical illnesses, 8 million possess inherent risk of blood clots in the venous system, a complication known as venous thromboembolism (VTE). Laboratory-based diagnostic assays, including automated D-dimer tests, can greatly help with clinician management of VTE, especially prevention of blood clots in the lungs, known as pulmonary embolism (PE). Our webinar will provide an overview of previously published trials featuring the role of D-dimer to identify patients at high risk of VTE in the medically ill population, published clinical algorithms to stratify patient risk, as well as breaking literature around management of VTE in medically ill COVID-19 patients. Learning Objectives 1. Understand the new role of elevated D-dimer as a predictor of venous thromboembolic (VTE) risk in hospitalized medically ill patients 2. Assess novel data about elevated D-dimers in predicting poor outcomes and risk of thrombosis in hospitalized COVID-19 patients 3. Review the incorporation of D-dimer in novel VTE risk scores 4. Understand how elevated D-dimers can be used to identify patients with a net clinical benefit of extended thromboprophylaxis post hospital discharged Following the schedule posting time of 8 am Pacific / 11 am Eastern time on Oct 13, 2020, the webinar will remain hosted at the same website for 2 years. LabRoots is approved as a provider of continuing education programs in the clinical laboratory sciences by the ASCLS P.A.C.E. ® Program. By attending this webinar, you can earn 1 Continuing Education credit once you have viewed the webinar in its entirety. CE credits are available for this webinar up to 2 years from the date of the live broadcast

Abstract: Of the 15 million patients admitted to US based hospitals with medical, non-surgical illnesses, 8 million possess inherent risk of blood clots in the venous system, a complication known as venous thromboembolism (VTE). Laboratory-based diagnostic assays, including automated D-dimer tests, can greatly help with clinician management of VTE, especially prevention of blood clots in the lungs, known as pulmonary embolism (PE). Our webinar will provide an overview of previously published trials featuring the role of D-dimer to identify patients at high risk of VTE in the medically ill population, published clinical algorithms to stratify patient risk, as well as breaking literature around management of VTE in medically ill COVID-19 patients. Learning Objectives: • Understand the new role of elevated D-dimer as a predictor of venous thromboembolic (VTE) risk in hospitalized medically ill patients • Assess novel data about elevated D-dimers in predicting poor outcomes and risk of thrombosis in hospitalized COVID-19 patients • Review the incorporation of D-dimer in novel VTE risk scores • Understand how elevated D-dimers can be used to identify patients with a net clinical benefit of extended thromboprophylaxis post hospital discharge

Join us virtually to run, walk, jog or even cycle in support of the National Blood Clot Alliance. Participate from any location at any ability level. You get to run your own race, at your own pace and time it yourself! Registration is $20, and includes official race bib and certificate.

Join us virtually to run, walk, jog or even cycle in support of the National Blood Clot Alliance. Participate from any location at any ability level. You get to run your own race, at your own pace and time it yourself! Registration is $20, and includes official race bib and certificate.

David Rosenberg Memorial Lecture in Clinical Thrombosis Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 8am. Please participate in this live webinar by clicking this Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/96854905462?pwd=VnRRYURTVVI3czZkb2pTOEloMFliUT09 Passcode: Northwell5 If you are unable to join by video, you may listen via phone by calling: (646) 876-9923, enter Webinar Meeting ID: 968 5490 5462 and passcode 594 951 9905.

Topic: Prevention of VTE: Evidence-based perspectives in the new normal for blood clot prevention When: October 15, 2020 at 1:00pm (US EST). Description: • Understand the connection between COVID-19 and VTE • Identify new guidance from professional organizations and review established guidelines during elective procedures • Describe challenges to developing a successful protocol for VTE prophylaxis • Identify strategies for implementing a nursing-led protocol for VTE prevention in the new normal For healthcare professionals only.

ThrombNo is partnering with Peak Driven for an exciting Dance Fitness Class on 10/7 6:30 pm EST! Participants are entered to win a raffle on 10/13 for World Thrombosis Day. Rules: 1- HAVE FUN! 2- Go at your own pace 3- Share on your stories or posts! Tag us @ThrombNo and use hashtags #ThrombNo #TNxWTD2020 #PeakDriven #WTD2020 About ThrombNo (http://Thrombno.org): Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide and we are seeing the impact of thrombosis in COVID-19. It is a crucial time for anyone regardless of racial and socioeconomic background to practice wellness and prevention. Thrombosis can impact anyone at any age and any health status. ThrombNo's mission is to EMPOWER wellness to reduce thrombosis specially during a pandemic. Prevention through wellness will reduce not only thrombosis risks but help manage stress and chronic conditions. Our mission is to empower wellness! We are kicking off our week with a celebration of wellness events leading up to World Thrombosis Day (http://worldthrombosisday.org)

Educational and awareness events will be held in Austin, Texas about thrombosis, including its causes, risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options. Guest lectures and thrombosis awareness speeches will given by clinical and non-clinical experts via. zoom video conferencing. This will be a collaboration event with colleagues from India.

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Educational and awareness events will be held in Hyderabad, Telangana, India about thrombosis, including its causes, risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options. Guest lectures and thrombosis awareness speeches will given by clinical and non-clinical experts. This will be a collaboration event with colleagues from United States of America.

Quiz competition conducted on the occasion of World Thrombisis Day. To promote and encourage active participation of the staff..a total of 315 nursing staff participated in the quiz on 13oct 2020.

Quiz competition conducted on the occasion of World Thrombisis Day. To promote and encourage active participation of the staff..a total of 315 nursing staff participated in the quiz on 13oct 2020.

Medical lab. technology to thrombosis diagnosis &COVID 19 and thrombosis

Posting information about thrombosis in our hospital’s instagram and twitter accounts

Lectures to increase awareness to VTE among nurses, medical officers and pharmacists

Speakers and Topics Know A fib Dr Aamir Hameed Khan Management of cancer associated thrombosis Dr Adnan Abdul Jabbar Preventing hospital acquired VTE DrBushra Moiz An update on new oral anticoagulants Rph Ayesha Mughal Learning Outcomes: At the end of the webinar, the participants will be able to: -appreciate the role of atrial fibrillation in ischemic stroke -understand the prevention and management of cancer associated thrombosis and hospital acquired VTE. -acquire the latest information of new oral anticoagulants Who should attend? General physicians, cardiologists, oncologists, general surgeons, gynecologists, pathologists, medical practitioners, pharmacists and nurses

Pharmacogenomics of Novel oral Anticoagulants

Educational and awareness event for Sanofi Saudi Arabia

The Thai Society of Hematology has planned an event at the Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok on October 10 to raise awareness about thrombosis for both the public and health care professionals.

Hospital conference; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esnc3hpwZEA Radio interview: https://www.cope.es/emisoras/castilla-la-mancha/guadalajara-provincia/guadalajara/la-manana-en-cope-en-guadalajara/audios/hospital-guadalajara-conocer-protocolo-ante-tromboembolismo-pulmonar-20201013_1240268

Fundraising campaign for WTD2020 the photo of the best, funniest, amazing place one of our RBR legflow users use their DVT prevention device.

A week-long celebration of World Thrombosis Day. Thrombosis UK, working in collaboration with globally respected VTE experts and professional bodies representing nursing, pharmacy, clinical training primary and secondary care are hosting a 'Let's Talk Clots' virtual conference dedicated to increasing awareness and improving understanding in the prevention and management of blood clots. Open to all healthcare and allied professionals the #WTDay20 Let’s Talk Clots conference will deliver a week of opportunities to learn, share, question, discuss and debate all things thrombosis via: Live CPD accredited webinars 24/7 access to recordings of the week’s webinars, with CPD verification Direct access to news, guidelines and research papers related to venous thromboembolism HCP post and chat area 24/7 dedicated virtual exhibition

In support of World Thrombosis Day 2020, Thrombosis UK is hosting three dedicated patient meetings via webinar. Open to all patients, carers and interested individuals, these meetings are free of charge and consider: - A patient's experience of blood clots, from diagnosis and the road to recovery - Understanding and managing pain caused by blood clots - Thrombosis Q&As With presentations from individuals who have experienced thrombosis, clinicians, physiotherapists and clinical psychologists, the sessions are delivered live and recorded for re-watching or 'catch up' to keep sharing the support, learning and understanding.

As part of Thrombosis UK's World Thrombosis Day celebrations and in collaboration with West Essex Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) supporting the Wise 5 GP training initiative. Professor Beverley Hunt OBE joins Dr Ken Menon to discuss the challenges primary care practitioners face in managing thrombosis and COVID-19 in the community. Areas addressed will include: (a) COVID-19: natural history & thrombotic risk. (b) What is the pathway and action for primary care managing acute but not hospitalised thrombosis and patients late presenting? (c) Considerations for the management of asymptomatic / mildly unwell COVID-19 positive patients with a previous history of thrombosis. This is a free event with CPD accreditation.

COMUNICATO STAMPA 13 OTTOBRE, GIORNATA MONDIALE DELLA TROMBOSI. DOMUS SALUTIS celebra la giornata con l'iniziativa gratuita “APRI GLI OCCHI ALLA TROMBOSI” Brescia, 07/10/2020 - La Casa di cura Domus Salutis di Brescia della Fondazione Teresa Camplani celebra la Giornata mondiale della trombosi del prossimo 13 ottobre con “APRI GLI OCCHI ALLA TROMBOSI”, mettendo a disposizione il proprio ambulatorio ecocolordoppler vascolare. I pazienti con il sospetto di malattie vascolari o con la malattia circolatoria in atto, potranno effettuare in modo gratuito, previa prenotazione, ecocolordoppler venoso e arterioso e test del cammino per le arteriopatie obliteranti degli arti inferiori. “La trombosi – spiega il dott. Marco Martinelli, responsabile UO di riabilitazione specialistica polifunzionale della Domus Salutis - è l’occlusione di una vena o un’arteria ed è la terza malattia cardiovascolare più comune dopo l’ischemia miocardica e l’ictus cerebrale. Gravi complicanze sono l’embolia polmonare e l’amputazione di una gamba. È possibile diagnosticare la trombosi con un esame non invasivo, l'ecocolordoppler - dettaglia -, che fornisce informazioni precise sullo stato di salute delle pareti venose, sul funzionamento delle valvole e l’eventuale presenza di reflusso (ritorno venoso) ed è in grado di valutare la presenza di ostruzioni a livello delle arterie. Conoscere la trombosi significa 'curarla e salvare vite': per questo la diagnosi precoce è fondamentale”. “L'adesione alla Giornata mondiale della trombosi - afferma il dott. Fabio Russo, consigliere delegato della Fondazione Camplani che riunisce le Case di cura Domus Salutis di Brescia, Ancelle della Carità di Cremona e San Clemente di Mantova – testimonia l'impegno delle nostre strutture a favorire la conoscenza delle cause e dei fattori di rischio atti a prevenire l'insorgenza di gravi malattie. Impegno reso possibile grazie alla disponibilità ed alla professionalità di tutti i nostri operatori”. Per accedere al servizio non è necessaria la ricetta medica, ma solo una prenotazione obbligatoria che va effettuata esclusivamente nella giornata di venerdì 9 ottobre, telefonando al CUP (800150190 da rete fissa e 03030601 da cellulare), dalle ore 9 alle 14. Ufficio Stampa Fondazione Teresa Camplani GRUPPO KOINE’ - PUBLISHER Vittorio Bertoni, Adonella Palladino 329.3792058 | adonella.palladino@gmail.com

Online conference For access email: kinderhematologie@erasmusmc.nl

Webinar: It's more than just a clot: Look at the forest through the trees Date: Tuesday 13th October Time:14:00-15:00 AEST Speaker: Adj. Professor David Hardman, The Canberra & Calvary John James Hospital, A.C.T. Webinar Overview Most venous thromboembolism (VTE) endpoint data relates to pulmonary embolism, however post-thrombotic syndrome is often overlooked as a VTE complication and creates a greater health burden within the community. This webinar explores the concepts of post-thrombotic syndrome (PTS) by reviewing the anatomy and physiology of PTS and how we can prevent its occurrence.The consequences of PTS development will then be examined with a review of the current treatment recommendations and ongoing management of PTS offering clinical insight for all health professionals. Adjunct Professor David Hardman Adj. Professor Hardman is a Vascular Surgeon in public and private practice across the ACT. In addition, he holds clinical appointments including Adjunct Professor in Surgery and Anatomy at the University of Canberra, Head of Department of Vascular Surgeryand senior governance roles at Calvary John James Hospital.

The Princess Alexandra Hospital will be participating in a COVID-safe event, whereby education will be provided to hospital staff via Zoom meetings.

Webinar with Adj. Professor David Hardman on Post Thrombotic Syndrome

Promotional trolley around hospital including competitions and promotions.

Hospital wide treasure hunt quiz