Centre for Haemostasis and Thrombosis Current Practice in Thrombosis

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1 Centre for Haemostasis and Thrombosis 6 th and 7 th April 2009 St Thomas Hospital London THE PRINTED FORM CAN BE RETURNED BY FAX OR BY MAIL TO: Registration Form Centre for Haemostasis and Thrombosis (The Haemophilia Reference Centre) 1 st Floor, North Wing St Thomas Hospital Westminster Bridge Road London SE1 7EH Tel: Fax: jackie.smith@gstt.nhs.uk PLEASE WRITE IN CAPITALS Prof/Dr/Mrs/Mr/Ms First name Family name Institution/Affiliation Mailing address Postal code City Country Telephone Country code Area code Number Fax Country code Area code Number Registration Fee Course participant s registration 2 day course fee Participant s registration fee includes: Admission to all sessions Access to Trade Show Attendance Certificate Lunch and refreshments for the course duration

2 Condition of payment Payments: All payments to be made in pounds sterling (GBP) payable to Guy s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust c/o Centre for Haemostasis and Thrombosis, 1 st Floor, North Wing, St Thomas Hospital, Lambeth Palace Road, London SE1 7EH. No confirmation will be sent until payment has been received. Payment by cheque (To be made payable to Guy s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust ) For other payment methods not listed, please contact Jackie Smith on or jackie.smith@gstt.nhs.uk Dietary requirements Please indicate whether you have any special dietary requirements (E.g. vegetarian, religious requirements etc). PLEASE RETURN THIS COMPLETED FORM TO: Current Practice in Haemostasis Centre for Haemostasis and Thrombosis (The Haemophilia Reference Centre) 1 st Floor, North Wing St Thomas Hospital Westminster Bridge Road London SE1 7EH OR PLEASE POST CHEQUES OR BANKER S DRAFT TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS AND FAX THE COMPLETED FORM TO:

3 Transport links The course will be conducted in the Governor s Hall, situated in South Wing, St Thomas Hospital. Please see attached campus map for directions to South Wing, Governor s Hall. St Thomas Hospital Westminster Bridge Road London SE1 7EH Tel: The hospital campus can be reached by local transport links: By tube The nearest tube stations to St Thomas' Hospital are: Westminster - District, Circle and Jubilee lines (10 minutes walk) Waterloo - Bakerloo, Jubilee and Northern lines (15 minutes walk) Lambeth North - Bakerloo line (15 minutes walk) By bus The following bus routes serve St Thomas': 12, 53, 148, 159, 211, 453, C10 - stop at Westminster Bridge Road 77, 507, N44 - stop at Lambeth Palace Road 3, 344, C10, N3 - stop at Lambeth Road (15 minutes walk) 76, 341, 381, RV1 - stop at York Road N44, N155, N159, N381 - Night buses stop at Westminster Bridge Road N3 Night bus stops at Lambeth Road Allow minutes to get from the bus stop to where you need to be in the hospital. For further information about buses and tubes, please call Transport for London on (24 hours) or visit By train Waterloo, Waterloo East, Victoria and Charing Cross are the nearest railway stations, and a 15 minute walk away. For further information, please call National Rail Enquiries on or visit By car Parking for patients and visitors is very limited, and there is often a queue. The car park is pay on foot so please make sure you have the correct change. You should pay before you return to your car so you have an exit ticket. The charge is 2.30 per hour or any part of an hour. This charge is applicable 24 hours a day. Parking is free for disabled patients with an appt, but the patient needs to pick up a form from the main reception and ask one of the clinicians to sign it for them. There are occasions when the car park is full and you will have to wait. There are also 16 free disabled parking bays outside the main car park for visitors and relatives. Please use public transport whenever possible. By bicycle Bicycle racks are located at the front of the main reception along side Gassiot House and next to the Florence Nightingale Museum, both areas are covered by CCTV. Congestion charge St Thomas' Hospital is located in the congestion charging zone of London.

4 Local Area Map Accommodation There are many accommodation options in the London area. All London hotels have good links to public transport and to the St Thomas Hospital site. For further information on accommodation options visit your preferred hotel booking service. The St Thomas Hospital campus is situated in the London borough of Lambeth across the river Thames facing the Houses of Parliament/Big Ben/Palace of Westminster.

5 St Thomas Hospital campus map Governor s Hall, (South Wing) Enter through the main entrance of St Thomas Hospital off Westminster Bridge Road, follow internal signs to South Wing. Directional Information for the 2 day course will be posted at the main entrance to the hospital an along the route to South Wing. Governor s Hall is located on the Ground Floor of South Wing opposite the Central Hall.

6 Course Programme (Day one) 6 th and 7 th April 2009 Monday 6 th April Time Title Speaker 09:30-09:50 Registration :00 Welcome Address 10:00 10:45 New Anticoagulants Dr Trevor Baglin 10:45 11:15 Case Study 11:15 11:30 COFFEE BREAK 11:30 12:00 Determinants of warfarin dose requirement for therapeutic anticoagulation Dr Dominic Harrington 12:00 12:45 Snakes & Clots Dr Gary Moore 12:45 13:15 Case Study 13:15 14:15 LUNCH & TRADE SHOW :45 Protein C Pathways: What s New? Dr David Bevan 14:45 15:30 Paediatric Thrombosis Dr Jay Alamelu 15:30 16:00 Case Study Chair:

7 Course Programme (Day two) 6 th and 7 th April 2009 Tuesday 7 th April Time Title Speaker 09: Platelets and Thrombosis Dr Sue Robinson 10: Update on IVC filters, and their long term morbidity Dr Graham Plant 10:45 11:15 Case Study 11:15 11:30 COFFEE BREAK 11:30 12:00 Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia and thrombosis Dr Vicki McDonald 12:00 12:45 ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME:PEARLS AND MYTHS Dr Munther Khamashta 12: Case Study 13:15 14:15 LUNCH & TRADE SHOW :45 Ethnicity and venous thromboembolism Dr Roopen Ayra 14:45 15:30 Chair: Panel: Your questions answered: Tell us any questions, issues or topics you would like to be covered during this session. We will do our best to accommodate your input. Panel

8 Panel Questions 6 th and 7 th April 2009 Governor s Hall St Thomas Hospital London To encourage further delegate involvement and increase the information communicated through the course, the course organisers have dedicated a section of this year s Thrombosis course programme to an expert panel question and answer session. This session will be used to answer questions received from the delegates through the registration process. Delegates are asked to provide any questions which you would like the panel to answer. If you have any question which you would like to see answered by the assembled expert panel, please complete this form and return with your registration documents. The panel will attempt to answer as many questions within the time allocated. Delegate Name: Question: Please return this form with registration documents