The Milan Minutes: Intro with Allison Mo and Catherine Kimber

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Talking Transfusion: The Transfusion Evidence Round-Up Podcast

ISBT | Int. Society of Blood Transfusion

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3 days ago

Welcome to Talking Transfusion: The Transfusion Evidence Round-Up Podcast! Join Dr. Allison Mo and co-chairs Susan Brunskill and Catherine Kimber as they explore high-quality systematic reviews and randomized controlled trials in transfusion medicine. Each episode highlights key studies, offering insights into their implications for clinical practice. With expert guests sharing diverse perspectives, we bridge the gap between research and practice, empowering healthcare professionals to make informed decisions. Subscribe now and stay updated on the latest evidence shaping transfusion practices!

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The Milan Minutes: Intro with Allison Mo and Catherine Kimber

Talking Transfusion: The Transfusion Evidence Round-Up Podcast

9 minutes 8 seconds

3 months ago

The Milan Minutes: Intro with Allison Mo and Catherine Kimber

Missed the ISBT regional congress in Milan? Or did you attend but still keen to hear more about some of the presenters and their research?

In this series of mini podcast episodes, Dr Allison Mo from ISBT and Ms Katherine Kimber from the Systematic Reviews Initiative talk to four attendees at the recent 2025 ISBT regional congress in Milan, Italy to gain insights into the research they presented there, their conference highlights and the career pathways they have taken which brough them to join us in Milan.

Our four presenters are:

Niall O’Hangan, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom, who presented on “I can’t remember what I did last summer: a signal detection analysis of memory bias in donor screening questionnaires that may reduce blood safety”

Molly Sherwood, Allo Hope Foundation, United States, who presented “Emergency resuscitation of females of childbearing potential and risk mitigation of HDFN”

Peter Ligthart, Sanquin, Netherlands, workshop facilitator of the “Tackling complex cases in the immunohematology reference laboratory” session

Amira Badawy, Menofia University, Egypt, who presented on “Evaluating the efficiency and quality of transfused cold-sotred platelet concentrates with additive solution in oncology patients”