British Society for Haematology

British Society for Haematology The BSH is the largest UK organisation for haematology professionals. BSH meetings receives financial support from multiple industry sponsors.

The British Society for Haematology (BSH) has been bringing haematology professionals together since 1960 to transform the care we provide to patients. With over 1600 members worldwide, we are the largest UK organisation concerned with haematology and the only society to cover all aspects of the speciality. Listening
Our members work together to share ideas and knowledge, and to champion and stren

gthen haematology practice

Learning
Together we help shape the future of haematology by providing access to resources, events and education that support your professional development. Leading
Bridging the gap between research and practice, our guidelines raise the standards of clinical and patient care. Vision statement

BSH will be the haematology hub for all health care professionals and the voice for the specialty in the UK. Mission statement

BSH exists to transform patient care through excellence in haematology. We do this by:
•providing and supporting multidisciplinary education for students and professionals at all levels;
•raising standards of clinical care and laboratory practice through guidelines and the provision of expert advice;
•providing support and advocacy for research and publicising results;
•providing networking opportunities that bring haematology professionals together;
•representing the interests and concerns of haematology professionals at national level.

Ready for a little adventure? Check your inbox for the app details, download it, and join the BSH Scavenger Hunt as you ...
17/04/2026

Ready for a little adventure? Check your inbox for the app details, download it, and join the BSH Scavenger Hunt as you explore the ASM. Need help along the way? Pop by the BSH stand.

The BSH ASM Meeting receives financial support from multiple industry sponsors. Sponsors have had no input into the content of the scientific programme or the choice of speakers. Sponsors will have the opportunity to exhibit with a company stand during the meeting. To see our full list of sponsors: https://https://bit.ly/3QumH26/confirmed-sponsors/

Just 7 days to go until the 66th Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Society for Haematology begins in Liverpool. ...
12/04/2026

Just 7 days to go until the 66th Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Society for Haematology begins in Liverpool.
We’re looking forward to bringing our community together from 19–21 April for three days of learning, connection and inspiration. This year’s programme reflects the breadth of modern haematology, from core clinical practice to emerging science, and has been shaped with haematologists, scientists, nurses and allied professionals in mind.
Take a look at the full programme and start planning your meeting: https://bit.ly/3QumH26

To see our full list of sponsors: https://https://bit.ly/3QumH26/confirmed-sponsors/

Thinking about getting more involved with BSH? We have a range of volunteering opportunities open to members. Whether y...
26/03/2026

Thinking about getting more involved with BSH?
We have a range of volunteering opportunities open to members. Whether you're passionate about guidelines or supporting our committees, there’s a place for you to make a real impact.

Volunteering with us is a great way to share your expertise, develop new skills and connect with colleagues across the specialty.

Take a look at our current opportunities and see where you could get involved.

https://bit.ly/3Jm1svR

Tune in as Dr Austin Kulasekararaj and Dr Lugain Abdalla walk through the BSH Guideline on the diagnosis and management ...
12/03/2026

Tune in as Dr Austin Kulasekararaj and Dr Lugain Abdalla walk through the BSH Guideline on the diagnosis and management of adult aplastic anaemia.

https://bit.ly/4bmbOXe

Our first Supportive Care SIG workshop brought colleagues together to shape early priorities and build momentum for the ...
27/02/2026

Our first Supportive Care SIG workshop brought colleagues together to shape early priorities and build momentum for the work ahead. The group ran a prioritisation session to focus on key areas for the new strategy and to collaborate across different medical backgrounds. The chair, Laura Miller, has provided 3 key takeaways following the workshop.

The SIG welcomes both members and non-members of the BSH who have a special interest in supportive care and is free to join. Please find more information on our website: https://bit.ly/4qtIS5L

Deadline to sign up has been EXTENDED to 13 February!Join us for the BSH Supportive Care SIG Prioritisation Workshop on ...
04/02/2026

Deadline to sign up has been EXTENDED to 13 February!

Join us for the BSH Supportive Care SIG Prioritisation Workshop on Wednesday 25 February 2026 at Friends House, London.

This full‑day, in‑person event brings together the haematology community to shape future priorities in supportive care, including education, guidelines and advocacy needs across the UK. Lunch and refreshments are included.

Time: 10:00–16:00 (registration from 09:30)
Venue: Friends House, George Fox Room, Euston Road, London

Supportive care plays a vital role throughout the patient pathway, and your insight is invaluable.

Explore more and sign up via the link.

https://bit.ly/4thSMJA

We would like to invite you to the British Society of Haematology (BSH),  Supportive Care Specialist Interest Group (SIG) Prioritisation Workshop on Wednesday 25th February 2026. Venue: Friends House, 173-177 Euston Road, London, NW1 2BJ in the George Fox room. Time of the e...

Tune in as Dr Charles Percy breaks down the new joint BSH–UKHCDO Guideline on acquired coagulation factor inhibitors. A ...
04/02/2026

Tune in as Dr Charles Percy breaks down the new joint BSH–UKHCDO Guideline on acquired coagulation factor inhibitors.

A clear, practical conversation about what the 2025 guidance means for clinical practice.

https://bit.ly/45KnAbV

We're pleased to launch our new mentoring platform. The platform offers support to one another in their career growth an...
28/01/2026

We're pleased to launch our new mentoring platform. The platform offers support to one another in their career growth and development.

The platform matches mentees with mentors possessing their desired interests, skills and expertise and vice versa. It is open to all members of the Multi Disciplinary Team.

For more information and to sign up please visit the Early Careers Forum on our website or click https://bit.ly/47UOoI7

Our brand-new supportive care SIG are coming together on Wednesday 25th February 2026 in London for a day of networking,...
21/01/2026

Our brand-new supportive care SIG are coming together on Wednesday 25th February 2026 in London for a day of networking, collaboration, and strategy-setting. Find out more and register here: https://bit.ly/4qtIS5L

New Guideline Out Now! We have published a new guideline which focuses on the management of hepatitis B and C (HBV and H...
15/01/2026

New Guideline Out Now!

We have published a new guideline which focuses on the management of hepatitis B and C (HBV and HCV) infection affecting people with bleeding disorders (PwBD), including those who cleared the infection many years previously.

Visit the Guidelines page of our website or click https://bit.ly/3NhaeNS to find out more.

From all the team at BSH, we wish everyone a Merry Christmas 🎄✨ and a Happy New Year!
24/12/2025

From all the team at BSH, we wish everyone a Merry Christmas 🎄✨ and a Happy New Year!

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