We are a neutral and autonomous non-profit organisation. Through collaboration – we develop, maintain and promote best practices in Haematology (blood related diseases) patient care throughout Africa.
HHT: Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia also known as Osler-Weber-Rendu Syndrome.
Cure HHT is a foundation that was founded by a tenacious and passionate group of patient families and physicians, who shared a hope for a better future for those with HHT.
Dear colleagues, The South African Bone Marrow Registry is proud to be hosting the 14th International Donor Registry Conference and WMDA Working Group meetings in 2024, only the second ever
Dr Johnathan Watts, BLOODSA’s Head of Outreach and Implementation, recently visited the Bugando Cancer Centre, a tertiary level Oncology centre located in Mwanza, Tanzania, under the leadership of Dr Nestory
In a significant development, Parirenyatwa Hospital in Harare has recently integrated the BLOODSA Haematological Registry into their care of its haematological patients, under specialist haematologist Dr Moses Chatambudza. Dr Johnathan
Diagnosed with HHT? DOWNLOAD OR PRINT LEAFLET This content was created in collaboration with Dr Elzanne Jansen van Rensburg and Dr Gerdien Kritzinger from the University of Cape Town.
Course outline The SLP consists of six online units: Introduction to patient blood management (PBM) PBM Pillar 1: Early detection and treatment of anaemia PBM Pillar 2: Minimize bleeding and
Raising awareness for Bone Marrow Registries at the London Marathon! Our very own Justin du Toit, a clinical haematologist based in Johannesburg, South Africa, took part in the London Marathon
The 24th World Transplant Games are taking place in Perth, Australia, this year. This event celebrates the triumph of the human spirit in those who have received a second chance
My name is Melda Ruiters and I am a bone marrow transplant survivor. In January 2016 I was diagnosed with a type of blood cancer called multiple myeloma. I was
Haematology in sub-Saharan Africa is an environment of accelerated opportunities that warrants fast and effective decisions related to quality management and best practice pathways. This calls for agility and the promotion of rapid transformation throughout the haematology fraternity.
We serve the haematology fraternity to respond to changing patient demands, operating models, processes, new protocols and best pathways, improving the efficiency of the healthcare system.
BLOODSA is a neutral and autonomous non-profit organisation, structured as a shared services hub. We develop, maintain and promote best practices in Haematology patient care throughout sub-Saharan Africa.
BLOODSA has the purpose to revitalise stalled haematology initiatives while initiating new initiatives that contribute to better patient care. The BLOODSA ‘Centre of Excellence’ coordinating function ensures that change initiatives are delivered consistently and well, through standard processes and competent staff.
Haematology in sub-Saharan Africa is an environment of accelerated opportunities that warrants fast and effective decisions related to quality management and best practice pathways. This calls for agility and the promotion of rapid transformation throughout the haematology fraternity.
We serve the haematology fraternity to respond to changing patient demands, operating models, processes, new protocols and best pathways, improving the efficiency of the healthcare system.
