Welcome to Talking Transfusion: The Transfusion Evidence Round-Up Podcast! Join Dr. Allison Mo and co-chairs Susan Brunskill and Catherine Kimber as they explore high-quality systematic reviews and randomized controlled trials in transfusion medicine. Each episode highlights key studies, offering insights into their implications for clinical practice. With expert guests sharing diverse perspectives, we bridge the gap between research and practice, empowering healthcare professionals to make informed decisions. Subscribe now and stay updated on the latest evidence shaping transfusion practices!
Postpartum haemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal death globally. This year’s theme for World Postpartum Haemorrhage Day is “Translating evidence into action” — a theme that highlights the importance of turning research and recommendations into real-world practice.
In this episode, our reviewers explore selected publications from the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Federation of Gynec...
Red blood cell transfusion to treat or prevent complications in sickle cell disease: an overview of Cochrane reviews
In this episode, Lise Estcourt talks to Catherine Kimber about her recently updated overview of Cochrane systematic reviews, looking at red cell transfusion interventions in sickle cell disease. She talks about what the new overview tells us and highlights important evidence gaps that still exist in this area.
What is an overview of systematic reviews?
In this episode, Lise Estcourt talks to Susan Brunskill about the process of conducting an overview of systematic reviews. They discuss why overviews are useful, what kinds of questions can be answered with an overview, how the work is done and when to update them.
In honour of International Thalassaemia Day, in this podcast episode, we explore top research relating to transfusion and stem cell transplantation in people with thalassaemia. Our reviewers cover a range of topics including novel oral treatments, different preparations of red blood cell products and allogeneic haematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
Welcome to this special quarterly edition of the Transfusion Evidence Round-Up, produced by the International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT) and the Transfusion Evidence Library (TEL). In honor of International Childhood Cancer Day, we’ve partnered with the ISBT Cellular Therapies Working Group to bring you a joint Round-Up highlighting the latest evidence in both Transfusion Medicine and Cell Therapy.
In this episode, we...
In this episode of Talking Transfusion: The Transfusion Evidence Round-Up Podcast, we speak to the reviewers of the December Transfusion Evidence Round-Up. The theme of the round-up was "Best of Transfusion Evidence Library 2025", and covered a variety of papers encompassing a wide range of important and interesting transfusion topics.
Did you miss the Blood 2025 and ISBT Perth 2025 Congress? Or perhaps you joined us in Perth and are now looking to dive deeper or revisit the highlights?
In this podcast episode, Allison Mo (hematologist from Melbourne, Australia) and Catherine Kimber and Susan Brunskill (from the Systematic Reviews Initiative, UK) sit down with two special guests, Pierre Tiberghien and Aaron Hess, to reflect on their experiences at the joint Blood ...
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to highlight one of the world’s most prevalent and serious cancers. In this episode of Talking Transfusion, hosts Allison Mo (hematologist from Melbourne, Australia) and Catherine Kimber (from the Systematic Reviews Initiative, UK), speaks with reviewers from the September Transfusion Evidence Roundup. Together, they explore recent articles on transfusion in blood cancer care&...
In this podcast episode, we talk with Amira Badawy about her experience as Harold Gunson fellowship recipient at the ISBT Milan congress and her research work.
In this episode of the Milan Minutes, Peter discusses his experiences at the ISBT congress including his role as facilitator of the workshop “Tackling complex cases in the immunohematology reference laboratory”.
Molly Sherwood is the Director of Research at the Allo Hope Foundation, a non-profit organisation which offers resources, educational materials and support for patients with haemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN) and alloimmunised women.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in Biology and Sociology from Wake Forest University and spent nearly a decade in life sciences research consulting, specializing in epidemiolog...
Niall O’Hagan is an early-careers behavioural scientist working at the University of Nottingham in the UK. He has been working with Professor Eamonn Ferguson on the NHS Blood & Transplant funded PROMPT project researching how people interpret and interact with the English blood screening tool. This project encompasses interviews with both donors and recipients, surveys, readability testing and experiments. Niall presented...
Missed the ISBT regional congress in Milan? Or did you attend but still keen to hear more about some of the presenters and their research?
In this series of mini podcast episodes, Dr Allison Mo from ISBT and Ms Katherine Kimber from the Systematic Reviews Initiative talk to four attendees at the recent 2025 ISBT regional congress in Milan, Italy to gain insights into the research they presented there, their conference highlights and...
In this episode of Talking Transfusion, we will discuss the February Transfusion Evidence Round Up topic “World Anaemia Awareness Day”. Our expert reviewers will delve into a selection of the top papers which discuss recent advances in the treatment and prevention of anaemia globally.
In this episode of Talking Transfusion: The Transfusion Evidence Round-Up Podcast, we wrap up 2024 by looking at the top papers featured in the Transfusion Evidence Library for this year. Join our reviewers as we cover a wide range of topics and papers, and find out what has been making research headlines in transfusion medicine in 2024.
In this episode of Talking Transfusion: The Transfusion Evidence Round-Up Podcast, we recognize World Trauma Day by diving into the crucial role transfusion medicine plays in trauma care. Join Dr. Allison Mo, co-chairs Susan Brunskill and Catherine Kimber, and expert reviewers as they examine key studies and evidence-based practices that address the urgent needs of trauma patients.
We discuss the latest research on massive transfus...
Welcome to the Talking Transfusion podcast, introduced by Dr. Allison Mo. This podcast is a joint initiative of ISBT and the Systematic Review Initiative (SRI), where we highlight 10 selected papers from the Transfusion Evidence Round-Up.
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