Bursary Applications Now Open for the 2026 Annual SHOT Symposium
Serious Hazards of Transfusion (SHOT) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Bursary Applications Now Open for the 2026 Annual SHOT Symposium!
We’re delighted to announce that a limited number of free bursary places are now available for the 2026 Annual SHOT Symposium which will be held on the 10th of July at Hilton Birmingham Metropole hotel.
These bursaries are designed to offer early careers professionals the chance to deepen their understanding of emerging trends, key insights, and the areas requiring focused improvement based on reported transfusion safety incidents.
If you’re passionate about improving transfusion safety and keen to enhance your knowledge, we encourage you to apply.
The total value of each bursary is a complimentary place at the Annual SHOT Symposium, travel and accommodation will not be paid.
To access the application form and find out more.”
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