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Join us for an insightful CPD-accredited webinar with Dr Tanya Nadia Glatt and Dr Yona Skosana, as they explore the latest advancements in malaria and sickle cell disease management, the role of red cell exchange, and the clinical applications of apheresis in specialised therapeutic care.
During this webinar, Dr Glatt and Dr Skosana will focus on the following:
Understanding Malaria and Sickle Cell Disease: Examine the global burden and incidence of malaria, distinguish between uncomplicated and severe cases, and explore current treatment strategies. Exploring Red Cell Exchange (RCE): Assess the role of RCE in managing severe malaria and its benefits in treating Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). Specialised Therapeutic Services: Gain insight into the range of services offered by the Specialised Therapeutic Services team. Apheresis in Clinical Practice: Identify medical conditions across various specialties that can be treated with apheresis. Apheresis Procedure and Patient Preparation: Understand the necessary steps involved in preparing a patient for an apheresis procedure. Risk Considerations in Apheresis: Recognise common risks associated with apheresis and strategies for their management. Booking and Coordination: Learn the process for scheduling an apheresis procedure efficiently. |
Attendance is free and you will earn 1 Clinical CPD-point for attending. Don’t forget to add this event to your calendar. |
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Webinar speaker: Dr Tanya Nadia Glatt,
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Dr Tanya Glatt is a haematologist/pathologist at the South African National Blood Service in Johannesburg, South Africa. She oversees the Specialised Therapeutics Services department which provides mobile clinical apheresis procedures, and is also the JACIE processing facility director of the Cellular Therapy Laboratory.
Dr Glatt is an honorary lecturer in the Department of Molecular Medicine and Haematology at the University of Witwatersrand and research associate in the Department of Human Anatomy & Physiology at the University of Johannesburg. Her interests include apheresis, stem cell transplant, transfusion medicine research and immunohaematology and is passionate about training and teaching of doctors and medical personnel in these fields. |
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Webinar speaker: Dr Yona Skosana
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Dr Yona Skosana is the Clinical Apheresis Director at the South African National Blood Services (Specialised Therapeutic Services Department). She completed her medical undergraduate qualification at the University of the Witwatersrand. Proceeded to do her internship training at Thelle Mogoerane Regional Hospital and then went to Tambo Memorial Hospital for her community service training. She spent time at Helen Joseph Hospital in the Internal Medicine Department, gaining exposure to subspecialties, namely Infectious Diseases and Respiratory. Her experience in a resource-limited setting has made her passionate about improving equity in healthcare and improving access to quality healthcare for all South Africans. |
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We look forward to seeing you there.
Best regards, The EMGuidance team |
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