The British Society for Haematology (BSH) Paediatric Special Interest Group’s (SIG) primary role is to represent paediatric haematology and address its training, manpower and educational needs. The SIG is comprised of BSH members and non-members who are involved in the care and study of childhood blood disorders.
The group holds the Paediatric Haematology Symposium event annually in the winter. A second educational meeting might be held during the ASM, subject to the approval of the BSH Programme Committee. The group also provides education at the RCPCH annual meeting. The SIG meets outside of the educational events twice per year face to face and by teleconference as required.
The SIG, formerly the Paediatric Committee, was established to bring together all those involved in childhood blood disorders. The SIG is open to BSH Members, non-members, clinicians, pediatricians, trainees, nurses or part of the wider healthcare profession.
Officers of Paediatric SIG
Dr John Grainger (Chair)
Dr Banu Kaya
Dr Amrana Qureshi
Dr Simone Stokely
Dr Chris Halsey
Dr Sanjay Tewari
Dr Beki James
Dr Neha Bhatnagar
Dr Olga Tsoulaki
Dr Rosanna Ghinai
Join the Paediatric SIG for regular updates on what is happening within the community or book your place on our annual Paediatric Symposium taking place on Thursday, 14 February 2019.
Paediatric Haematology at the ASM Monday 1st April