Under the patronage of Professor Abd Elaziz Qunswa, President of Alexandria University. In collaboration with the Biological and Health Department, Faculty of Sport (Abo Quir) of Alexandria University, the Egyptian Venous Forum presents its workshop on "Awareness of Venous Thrombosis in Athletes." The workshop will take place on Wednesday, October 13, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. local time. 

The event is sponsored by Bayer in recognition of World Thrombosis Day.

Working at a high risk antenatal clinic with women on Clexane and it is important to educate and guide them on the treatment that they get and the importance of aseptic technique. One lady who had pulmonary embolism 2 days after she had surgery - ectopic pregnacy will share her experience with the pregnant mums On the 15 we will be going to military base to collect the sanitary pads that they donateing to our gynaecology department for the young girls with bleeding disorders last year on WHD but because of Covid it was postponed than so many of us had covid and alsoat the military base and they decided on a date of the 15 October and we inform them that we will be celebrating WTD on the 13 we will also raise awareness about the deadly clot.

Hospital University Caxias do Sul / Brazil

information to the population about venous thromboembolism, risk factors and prevention.

Evento para promover a conscientização sobre o tema de prevenção do TEV

Live about patient experiences with thrombosis. Title: Chat about thrombosis: demystifying the disease.

radio station interview for the local population in order to raise awareness about World Thrombosis Day

Cancer-associated Thrombosis – What patients and caregivers need to know

Presented by: World Thrombosis Day in partnership with Thrombosis Canada

Thursday, October 14, 2021 @ 7:00 PM Eastern

At the end of this educational program, participants will be able to:

• Identify the signs and symptoms of thrombosis
• Be familiar with the risks of thrombosis associated with cancer
• Confidently discuss thrombosis concerns with their healthcare professionals

Program Speakers

Dr Lana Castellucci

University of Ottawa

Ottawa, Canada

Dr Cynthia Wu,

University of Alberta

Calgary, Canada

Ann-Marie O’Neill

Thrombosis Ireland

Dublin, Ireland

Dr Claire McLintock

University of Auckland

Auckland, New Zealand

Register today:

https://thrombosiscanada.ca/cat-webinar/

Información a la comunidad hospitalaria sobre la importancia de prevenir eventos tromboticos por su alta discapacidad y mortalidad.

Informacion y promocion sobre la importancia de prevenir eventos tromboticos.

Conferencia de cáncer y trombosis

The Ricon de la Hemostasia joins the global awareness campaign on the effects of thrombosis and the importance of prevention, early detection, diagnosis and follow-up.

Protección de los pacientes con trombosis asociada a Cancer Prevención de Trombosis hospitalaria

3 meetings, one on awareness of thrombosis and future doctors, another on prevention of thrombosis in health personnel and another on cancer and thrombosis for doctors

The Race to Stop the Clot® 2021 Fun Run is a virtual walk/run in celebration of World Thrombosis Day, with options to complete a 10K, 5K or 1-Mile Family Fun Run through the course of your choosing any time from October 13 -17, 2021.

Dr. Stephan Moll, a hematologist at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and a member of the AC Forum Advisory Council, will be giving a 45-minute presentation sponsored by the Anticoagulation Forum, on practical points for better management of patients with DVT or PE, entitled “22 Practical Teaching Points for the Clinician about Diagnosis and Management of Venous Thromboembolism”. This presentation is geared toward the practicing clinician – physician, PA or NP, pharmacist, nurse or other - who is involved in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with DVT or PE. Available starting on Oct 13th and beyond as enduring content.

Join us for an important virtual conversation about thrombosis (blood clots), including deep vein thrombosis (DVT), pulmonary embolisms (PE), the coronavirus-clotting connection, COVID-19 vaccines, and much more!

Join us for an important virtual conversation about thrombosis (blood clots), including deep vein thrombosis (DVT), pulmonary embolisms (PE), the coronavirus-clotting connection, COVID-19 vaccines, and much more!

This year's theme is Eyes OPEN to Thrombosis. Submit your questions and hear directly from Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian experts on blood clots, symptoms to look out for, how to prevent clots and reduce your risk of developing them.

Register here: https://weillcornell.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_VQEw5PXzQHmO8SDlEaA9ng

Thrombosis awareness program regarding causes, risk factors, signs/symptoms.

Awareness about risk of post COVID 19 hospitalised patients morbidity & mortality@mid level health care providers & their duties in a tertiary care hospital.

Thrombosis Symposium will be held to improve the awareness of TE prevention and treatment in Beijing, China. The excellent experts in different field (cardiology, geriatrics, gynaecology and obstetrics, cancer, vascular surgery,orthopedics, etc.) are invited for 'Eyes Open to Thrombosis' .

Organising a Run to aware the Runners, Walkers & People about Thrombisis . The information is circulated to All the Running Groups of Delhi NCR . Hoping to have 500 + people & Run will be followed by Refreshments & the Hydration Support will be provided .

Awareness sessions on Anticoagulants

The event is organized on school and community levels in Remote and Tribal Areas of Pakistan where mostly people are unaware of the potential complications of DVT and PE.

Mini symposium that will be run virtually in collaboration with academic affairs of Qatif Healthcare network. Laboratory leaders and hematopathology consultants will present two lectures in thrombosis dealing with hemostatic changes in pregnancy and clinical case discussion and approach of variable thrombotic scenarios.

Academic Affairs & Clinical Training Department In Collaboration with Department of Medical Laboratory & Blood Bank & Internal medicine Presents the following lectures on Thrombosis Awareness Day : 1-Hemostatic Changes in Pregnancy. By: Dr.Sameera Al Safwani . 2-Variable case presentation of thrombosis ( Hematological points of view) . By: Dr.Mona Alfaraj. 3-Treatment of Venous thromboembolism in special populations. By: Dr.Dheia Al Awami .

Sensibiliser et informer à la prévention des MTEV au sein de l’hôpital dans lequel je travaille.

We have a meeting with patients from the area where we explain how anticoagulants works and answer to their questions.

Illumination in red of a monument in Toledo (Spain), world heritage city, celebrating World Thrombosis Day.

Conférence à propos de la maladie veineuse thrombo-embolique destinée aux patients de 14h30 à 16h30 en salle Jean Mantz a l’hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou, Paris, France

A free online conference welcoming all healthcare and allied professionals. Specifically aimed at ward based clinical staff, this learning event is designed to expand and update knowledge around thrombosis to enable delivery of expert patient care.

In 2020, Thrombosis UK worked in collaboration with NHS Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) to initiate the very first NHS GIRFT VTE Survey. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, valuable insight into the prevention and management of venous thromboembolism in hospital settings has come from the survey, including insight into COVID-19 specific hospital associated VTE (HA-VTE). In recognition of WTD Thrombosis UK, NHS GIRFT and the VTE Exemplar Centres will be hosting a meeting to discuss: - The value and role of NHS GIRFT - The specifics of the VTE Survey - Next step in understanding HA-VTE - Improving practice and implementing recommendations

In support of WTD and welcoming all healthcare and allied professionals, the Let's Talk Clots virtual conference provides access to15 hours+ of accredited webinars designed to share, review, discuss, extend and increase learning and understanding of thrombosis. Free of charge, and providing recordings of each live session ensuring accredited 'catch up' opportunity within the LTC platform until 31 October 2021. Sign up today to be a part of this valuable educational event.

Program VIII Konferencji Żylna choroba zakrzepowo-zatorowa, niedoceniany problem. Warszawa, 9 października 2021 9.00-9.30 Kawa powitalna, rejestracja uczestników 9.30 -9.50 Żylna choroba zakrzepowo - zatorowa (ŻChZZ) u kobiet w ciąży prof. Marzena Dębska 9.50-10.20 Nowości z ISTH 2021 prof. Magdalena Łętowska 10.20-10.40 Zespół antyfosfolipidowy – trudności w diagnostyce i leczeniu prof. Jacek Musiał 10.40-11.00 Powikłania zakrzepowe po przeszczepieniu krwiotwórczych komórek macierzystych prof. Maria Podolak – Dawidziak 11.00-11.20 Nocna napadowa hemoglobinuria – co nowego prof. Jerzy Windyga 11.20-11.40 Dyskusja 11.40-12.10 Przerwa kawowa 12.10 -12.30 Skuteczność i bezpieczeństwo przewlekłego leczenia przeciwzakrzepowego po epizodzie ŻChZZ prof. Piotr Pruszczyk 12.30-12.50 Leczenie żylnej choroby zakrzepowo-zatorowej u chorych onkologicznych; prof. Adam Torbicki 12.50-13.10 Leczenie przeciwkrzepliwe u pacjentów z ciężkimi chorobami współistniejącymi: miejsce bezpośrednich doustnych antykoagulantów (DOAC) prof. Anetta Undas 13.10-13.30 Covid-19 a żylna choroba zakrzepowo-zatorowa: co wiadomo po 2 latach pandemii prof. Jerzy Windyga 13.30-14.00 Dyskusja i podsumowanie Konferencji 14.00-14.30. Lunch

You are invited to participate in a 60-minute RACGP-accredited webinar featuring two sessions

SESSION 1 Post thrombotic syndrome - What it is, its causes, and prevention This session looks at the DVTs most likely to cause PTS and the management options for treating and preventing PTS. Dr Scott Dunkley will examine the challenges of treatment, when to refer, and the importance of management in primary care.

PRESENTED BY Dr Scott Dunkley MODERATED BY Dr Peter Hay

SESSION 2 Exploring treatment challenges in TIA How does the GP manage a patient presenting with a TIA? Join this case-based session as neurologist Professor Vincent Thijs guides you through challenging patient cases and explores how GPs should manage the patient presenting with a TIA. He discusses when immediate referral to hospital is warranted, and ongoing management to reduce stroke risk.

PRESENTED BY Professor Vincent Thijs MODERATED BY Dr Damian Flanagan

You can select your preferred date and time for each session.

Tuesday 12 October 2021,
7.00 pm (NSW, VIC), 6.30 pm (SA), 6.00 pm (QLD), 4.00 pm (WA)
http://oct12.thet360.com.au

Wednesday 13 October 2021,
1.00 pm (NSW, VIC), 12.30 pm (SA), 12.00 pm (QLD), 10.00 am (WA)
http://oct13.thet360.com.au

Thursday 14 October 2021,
8.00 pm (NSW, VIC), 7.30 pm (SA), 7.00 pm (QLD), 5.00 pm (WA)
http://oct14.thet360.com.au