Deepika Chenna on Her Contribution to XX Annual AATM Congress 2025 and 5th Joint Meeting of AATM–AABB
Deepika Chenna, Additional Professor, Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion at Kasturba Medical College, shared on LinkedIn:
”Privileged to have contributed at the XX Annual AATM Congress 2025 and 5th Joint Meeting of AATM–AABB in Mumbai, where I delivered a lecture on “Co-ordinated Team Response in
Massive Transfusion”, served as a judge for the oral paper presentations, and also did a poster presentation.
Being part of discussions that influence national transfusion policies, donor safety frameworks, and the integration of emerging technologies in routine practice was truly inspiring.
Deeply grateful to the organizing committee for this wonderful opportunity and for curating such a rich scientific and networking experience.
Always thankful to Dr Shamee Shastry Mam for her constant guidance and support, which continues to make my academic journey more meaningful and enriching.
Thank you to all my colleagues and students for your constant support and collaboration, which played a crucial role.
Looking forward to continuing to contribute to the field of Transfusion Medicine.”
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