Romiya Glover Barry: The Conversations That Shape Better Healthcare at ISTH 2026
Romiya Glover Barry, Director of Clinical and Analytical Sciences at Werfen, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Conferences don’t change healthcare. The conversations that continue after them do. It’s the opportunity to exchange perspectives that challenge assumptions, generate new questions, and strengthen future research.
As someone working to close the gap between research and practice, I left International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) reminded that meaningful progress depends on collaboration across researchers, clinicians, industry, and patients.
Every conversation has the potential to influence how we design studies, generate evidence, and ultimately improve health outcomes.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our poster to discuss our work. I look forward to seeing how these conversations continue to shape the future of our field.”
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