Rucha Patil: Insights from The National Haemophilia Conclave 2026
Rucha Patil, Scientist at Department of Haemostasis and Thrombosis, ICMR- National Institute of Immunohaematology, shared on LinkedIn:
”National Haemophilia Conclave 2026
Policy, Protocols, Procedures and the Roadmap Ahead
Delhi | 16–17 May 2026
Delighted to be invited as a speaker at the conclave and present on the topic:
‘Lab Monitoring of Novel Therapies in Haemophilia: Is Thrombin Generation Assay Emerging as a Gold Standard?’ – a very engaging and thought-provoking topic.
It was also an honour to chair a session alongside one of my mentors, Dr. Kanjaksha Ghosh, as co-chair, while another of my mentors delivered the lecture — truly a special moment for me.
Had the opportunity to moderate a very important panel discussion on ‘Haemophilia in Women and Girls: Expanding the Diagnostic Criteria’ with distinguished panelists Dr. KK Radhika, Dr. Smita Kaushik, Dr. Alka Yadav, Dr. Sunita Aggarwal and Dr. Priyanka Agarwal.
A truly enriching and impactful meeting, wonderfully organised by Dr. Naresh Gupta sir and his team.”
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