Product Code: 27EL-740-2035
Please note: This is a Single Viewer eCast registration for one participant for this eCast for both the live and on-demand version of this eCast. If you are interested in presenting this program to a group, please see the “eCast Registration Form– Group Viewing” form on the eCast program page.
Access instructions for the live eCast will be provided via email approximately 2-3 business days prior to the live program date. Access instructions for the on-demand version of this program will be provided via email approximately 3-10 business days after the live program has occurred and the on-demand version is available.
Program Description: There are always two sides to every story, and genotyping in transfusion medicine is no exception. In this program, attendees will explore molecular testing for common minor blood group antigens from both the donor and patient perspectives as presenters walk through the same key questions from two very different viewpoints: Who is being tested? Why was testing performed? What do the results actually tell us? And how are those results used in practice? Along the way, attendees will see how the same molecular methods and terminology can lead to very different conversations and decisions depending on the setting.
Using real-world examples, this eCast will compare how donor centers and patient care teams approach genotyping in everyday transfusion medicine practice. By hearing both “sides of the story,” attendees will develop a more connected and practical understanding of genotyping and leave with a more holistic perspective.