Kriti Batni: Strengthening Pediatric Hemovigilance in Transfusion Medicine
Kriti Batni, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow at Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, shared International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT)’s post on LinkedIn:
“Join me on 29th July, 3 PM CEST (6:30 PM IST) as I moderate the next ISBT Journal Club.
Having worked at a pediatric teritiary care center, pediatric hemovigilance remains a topic close to my heart.
Join my fellow young professionals as we have a discussion with Dr.Ingrid.”
International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Join us for the next ISBT Live Journal Club!
Transfusion reactions in children remain under-recognised and under-reported, especially in resource-limited settings — with real consequences for young patients.
This session will explore the frequency and patterns of acute unfavourable transfusion outcomes in children, equipping blood transfusion practitioners to better recognise, grade, and prevent avoidable reactions.
Acute Unfavourable Transfusion Outcomes in Children: Frequency and Pattern in Resource Limited Settings
29 July 2026 | 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM CEST
Speaker: Sulem Yong Nana
Moderator: Kriti Batni”
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