the Northeast Laboratory Conference is this week, Tuesday, October 17, and Wednesday, October 18 at the Holiday Inn By the Bay, 88 Spring Street, Portland Main. I [Geo] lead an interactive session, “Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy and Massive Transfusion Protocol,” geared toward Hematology, Hemostasis, and Transfusion Medicine specialists from 10–11:30. Click here for the handout. My second interactive session is meant for all lab science specialties, “Clumsy Clinical Communication, Let’s Blame the Lab” runs from 3:30–5, just before the wine and cheese reception. Click here to download the handout for our second session.
Among many excellent sessions, transfusion medicine specialists will want to attend a presentation by the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Prof. Brianna Miller, “Transfusion Intricacies of the Sickle Cell Population,” 8:30–10 on Wednesday morning, and Dr. Susan LeClair, University of Massachusetts Professor Emeritus, presents, “Influence of Genetic Testing on the Identification, Prognosis, and Potential Treatment of CLL” at 10:00 to 11:30, a treat for hematology lab devotees.
You will also want to visit with the conference’s sixty-one exhibitors. See you in Portland, Maine!
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