Hemostasis Conferences

The Hemostasis Scientific Sessions are a section of the Hemostasis Conferences that combine worldwide leaders in the field of coagulation, platelet function, and anticoagulation therapy. This Hemostasis Congress is an international scientific conference organized by the Research Group, which attracts doctors, PhD students, researchers, professors, and scientists to discuss recent advances in coagulation disorders and diagnosis, as well as platelet function and dysfunction, and in monitoring anticoagulation therapy. This world summit offers an ideal opportunity for the exchange of knowledge and state-of-the-art research in the field of hemostasis. 

The Hemostasis Forum will focus on the global challenges and innovations in platelet function and dysfunction, including a series of Keynote Presentations, Oral Presentations, and Poster Presentations. The scientific committee aims at providing an academically rigorous program that also encompasses E-Posters and a Young Research Forum, thereby showing the emerging talents in the field. CME, CE & CPD accreditation will be given to all the attendees to ensure that doctors and other healthcare professionals can gain continuing education credits from this valuable session. 

The Trade Show Calendar also lists the events as an opportunity for companies and organizations that are involved in the research of hemostasis and coagulation to take sponsorship and exhibition opportunities. The call for papers, abstract submissions, and paper submissions that will compose the Tentative Program will advance the scientific discussion on the disorders of coagulation and diagnosis. Innovation Awards will be given to exceptional contributions to the field and inspire further research. 

This three-day conference is expected to be a unique and exciting opportunity to engage in the latest scientific discoveries and networking opportunities while gaining insights on the future of hemostasis. The Brochure Download along with other information will guide through the registration process for such a high-profile event.