Preparing for the SoHO Regulation – EBA Board Convenes in Vienna – European Blood Alliance
European Blood Alliance shared a post on LinkedIn:
“EBA members came together in Vienna last week for our Autumn Board Meeting, an important opportunity to exchange perspectives, compare notes and learn from one another.
Discussions focused on preparations for the implementation of the SoHO Regulation, alongside developments in other EU policies and regulatory initiatives.
We also explored how blood establishments across Europe are continuing to ensure a safe, sustainable and resilient blood supply in an increasingly complex environment.
It is precisely in times like these that coming together, sharing experiences and learning from each other becomes even more valuable.
A heartfelt thank you to all our Board members and to the Chairs of our Working Groups for the time, commitment and dedication they give throughout the year.
So much of what EBA achieves would not be possible without them.
And, of course, a very warm thanks to our Austrian members Österreichisches Rotes Kreuz for their wonderful hospitality and for hosting us in beautiful Vienna!”
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