Dr. Lorna Williamson

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  Dr Lorna Williamson
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  Dr Lorna Williamson - Medical Director NHSBT
  
  Lorna joined the National Blood Service in 1991.Her most recent role at NHSBT has been as interim Associate Medical Director for the National Blood Service.She currently chairs several working medical group and is a founder of the Serious Hazards of Transfusion (SHOT) scheme for UK haemovigilance.A co-founder of the National Blood Service and Medical Research Council Clinical Studies Unit, Lorna is a Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.

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  Dr Lorna Williamson, Medical Director, NHS Blood and Transplant, and Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College will deliver a Lecture at Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge, on Thursday 30 October 2008.The title of her lecture will be: The Gift of Life: blood and organ donations in the UK.

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  To combat the problem, Australia needs to follow England's example and establish a national blood protocol-monitoring body, said Dr Lorna Williamson, a transfusion consultant from Britain who addressed a hematology conference in Melbourne."Hospitals are very busy places and there's a lot going on and less than perfect habits creep in," she said.
  
  Dr Williamson co-founded the Serious Hazards of Transfusion scheme (SHOT) in Britain, which monitors the number and types of mistakes made along the transfusion supply chain in hospitals.

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  For information about sponsoring BEST Collaborative, please contact The BEST Collaborative Chair, Lorna Williamson, MD.

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  Lorna Williamson, MD

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  The BEST Collaborative Chair, Lorna Williamson, MD.

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  Blood Matters, Vol.2, No.3, July 2000 - [Cached Version]
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  While there were many highlights at the CSTM Conference in Quebec City, one that stood out for me was "The Serious Hazards of Transfusion (SHOT) initiative" by Dr. Lorna Williamson of the National Blood Service and Cambridge University, UK.Having read reports of the SHOT project in the British Medical Journal (1), I was more than interested in hearing Dr. Williamson present some of the 1998-99 SHOT findings in person.
  
  Dr. Williamson's case studies of incorrect blood components being transfused (IBCT) were especially fascinating.
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  Dr. Williamson's talk forcefully reminded everyone present about how crucial the basics are in preventing transfusion hazards.Anyone listening to her excellent summary of the SHOT reports would be more determined than ever to refocus on the basics of patient identification.
  
  1. Williamson LM, Lowe S, Love EM, Cohen H, Soldan K, McClelland DB, Skacel P, Barbara JA.Serious hazards of transfusion (SHOT) initiative: analysis of the first two annual reports.BMJ 1999 Jul 3;319(7201):16-9.

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  Blood Matters, Vol.2, No.3, July 2000 - [Cached Version]
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  While there were many highlights at the CSTM Conference in Quebec City, one that stood out for me was "The Serious Hazards of Transfusion (SHOT) initiative" by Dr. Lorna Williamson of the National Blood Service and Cambridge University, UK.Having read reports of the SHOT project in the British Medical Journal (1), I was more than interested in hearing Dr. Williamson present some of the 1998-99 SHOT findings in person.

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  Blood substitute from worms shows promise: Haemoglobin... - [Cached Version]
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  "Every few years a new one looks promising, but it fails when it reaches clinical trials," warns transfusion scientist Lorna Williamson of Britain's National Blood Service.

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  Dr Lorna Williamson, Consultant in Transfusion Medicine, East Anglia Blood Centre, Cambridge

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