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Nov 7, 2025, 06:46
What’s New in HIT from THANZ Webinar Series
ANZSBT shared on LinkedIn:
”On behalf of our colleagues at THANZ we’re very excited to announce the launch of the THANZ webinar series, designed to bring you timely insights, practical knowledge and direct access to experts in thrombosis and haemostasis.
First session, “What’s new in HIT?”, will take place on Wednesday 12th November from 6:30-8pm AEDT
Featured speakers
- A/Prof Freda Passam (Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and University of Sydney)
- Dr Caroline Dix (Alfred Hospital)
- Dr Geoff Kershaw (Royal Prince Alfred Hospital)
The webinar will cover clinical workup, lab diagnosis and some challenging cases.
Attendance is free and open to all, so please share with your colleagues; however, you need to register via the QR code or link.
We look forward to seeing you there — and to kicking off what we plan will be a valuable and ongoing series!”
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