Centre for Haemostasis and Thrombosis Current Practice in Thrombosis

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1 Centre for Haemostasis and Thrombosis 28 th to 29 th April 2008 Guy s 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 Lambeth Palace 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 Lambeth Palace 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 Roben s Suite, situated on the 29 th Floor of Guy s Tower. Please see attached campus map for directions to Guy s Tower. Guy's Hospital St Thomas Street London SE1 9RT Tel: The hospital campus can be reached by local transport links: By tube The nearest tube stations to Guy's hospital are: London Bridge - Northern and Jubilee lines (5 minutes walk) Monument - District and Circle lines (15 minutes walk) By bus These buses stop at London Bridge, London Bridge station or near Guy's hospital: 17, 21, 35, 40, 43, 47, 48, 133, 141, 149, 343, 381, 521, 701, RV1, C10. N21, N35, N47, N133, N343 and N381. (Night Buses stop at or near London Bridge.) 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 Transport for London website ( By train London Bridge is the nearest railway station. For further information, please call National Rail Enquiries on or visit National Rail website ( By car There is no general parking, although there is limited disabled parking, and a drop off facility. There is an NCP car park at the junction of Snowsfield and Kipling Streets, about a 2 minute walk from the hospital. However, this car park is often full. Charges are displayed at the entrance. Guy's Hospital is located in the congestion charging zone of central London. Please use public transport whenever possible.

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 Guy s Hospital site. For further information on accommodation options visit your preferred hotel booking service. The Guy s Hospital campus is situated in the London borough of Southwark directly opposite London Bridge station.

5 Guy s Hospital campus map Roben s Suite (Guy s Tower) Enter through the main entrance of Guy s Hospital off Great Maze Pond, follow internal signs to Guy s Tower. Directional Information for the 2 day course will be posted on the ground floor of the hospital. Roben s Suite is located on the 30 th Floor of Guy s Tower. Take the lift to the 30 th Floor and report to registration.

6 Course Programme (Day one) 28 th 29 th April 2008 Monday 28 th April Time Title Speaker Welcome Address Dr Savita Rangarajan Prevention of VTE in Hospitalised patients Dr Roopen Arya First Line Thrombophilia Screening: Not So Straightforward Dr Gary Moore Case Study COFFEE BREAK Fibrinolysis and Thrombosis Dr Peter MacCallum Lupus Anticoagulant Detection: Misconceptions and What The Guidelines Don t Tell You Dr Gary Moore Case Study LUNCH & TRADE SHOW Thrombosis in Children Dr Liz Chalmers Thrombosis and Essential Thrombocytosis: What s New? Dr Claire Harrison Case Study

7 Course Programme (Day two) 28 th 29 th April 2008 Tuesday 29 th April Time Title Speaker Thrombosis in Malignancy Dr David Bevan Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura: Diagnosis and Management Dr Marie Scully Case Study COFFEE BREAK Thrombosis and Thrombophilia in pregnancy Dr Beverley Hunt Warfarin Resistance and Sensitivity Dr Dominic Harrington Case Study LUNCH & TRADE SHOW Oral Anticoagulation: Bridging Dr Graeme Thomson Oral Anticoagulation: Past, Present and Future Dr Martin Shearer Case Study