Our annual THANZ Workshop will be held on Saturday 17th October at the New Zealand International Convention Centre in Auckland.
Registration is open via the Blood portal if you plan to attend the Workshop and Blood
However, if you wish to register for the Workshop and not attend Blood please use this link
We are very excited to be hosting Blood in Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa (Auckland, New Zealand), from 18-21 October 2026. The Meeting will be held at the brand new NZICC (New Zealand International Convention Centre).
26–27 October 2026The Emporium Hotel, South Bank, Brisbane
The first fully independent Australasian meeting for everyone involved in the care of PE, uniting clinicians, researchers and allied health professionals.
With a firm focus on how to implement highly collaborative models of best practice care. Multidisciplinary program of respiratory, haematology, ICU, IR, vascular, anaesthetics, general internal and emergency medicine speakers and focused sessions of relevance to all.
Registrations are not yet open but you can join the mailing list by clicking the button below.
Delivered by leading laboratory and clinical experts, including THANZ members, this workshop combines evidence-based presentations, practical case studies, and interactive discussions to provide knowledge and practical learnings that can be applied directly to laboratory and clinical practice.
RCAPQAP will also host a second workshop on Thrusday 12th November on Haemoglobinopathy.
Find out more about both Workshops by clicking the button below
6:30-8pm, Wednesday 25th November
Attendance is free and open to all, but you must register.
Registrations will open mid-November
The 21st National Strategic Blood Forum, hosted by Lifeblood, brings together leaders from government, healthcare, research, industry and policy to examine the key pressures shaping Australia’s blood sector.
This year’s program focuses on four priorities: strengthening immunoglobulin sustainability, preparing for emerging blood products, maintaining confidence in blood safety, and making the best use of a finite blood supply.
Through expert presentations, panel discussions and audience Q&A, participants will explore changing clinical demand, emerging product needs, evolving safety risks, and opportunities to improve stewardship across the system. The forum will focus on practical actions, shared perspectives and the partnerships needed to support a resilient, sustainable blood sector for patients and communities across Australia.
Save the date for the 68th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition, taking place December 12–15, 2026, in New Orleans, Louisiana, and online!
Save the Date now for ISTH 2027 Vancouver