Resources for Clinicians
ASH developed the following resources for practitioners to help improve the quality of hematology care provided to patients. From clinical practice guidelines and certification opportunities to peer groups, ASH works to support clinicians across the hematology field.
Clinical Guidelines and Quality Care
ASH creates, evaluates, and disseminates widely used hematology practice guidelines and quality metrics
for a range of conditions. Clinicians can trust ASH materials including decision aids, teaching resources,
pocket guides, toolkits, and other products are vetted against rigorous standards of patient care.
Clinical Practice Guidelines and Derivatives
ASH Guidelines are developed by leading clinical, methodological, and patient experts through a rigorous process to review evidence and write actionable recommendations.
Decision Aids
Developed in partnership with the Mayo Clinic Shared Decision Making National Resource Center, ASH provides shared decision-making tools to support clinicians and patients as they consider treatment options.
Hematology Quality Metrics
Hematology metrics to drive practice performance, accountability, and quality improvement.
Quality Improvement Training Institute
Comprehensive training to build leadership in quality improvement (QI) and advance patient care, experience and outcomes in hematology.
#Fight4Hematology Action Hub
ASH created the #Fight4Hematology Action Hub to keep you up-to-date on the Society’s efforts and provide four easy ways you can get involved to protect the future of hematology research and advances in patient care. Together, we can drive meaningful change!
Training and Professional Development
ASH has several education, training, and certification programs to help clinicians
improve their practice and build their careers.
CME/MOC Opportunities
The American Society of Hematology (ASH) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education (CME) for physicians. Browse the opportunities below to learn more or claim CME/MOC credits.
ASH is working diligently on behalf of our members to advocate for the overhaul of the current American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program.
ASH Academy
ASH has several education, training, and certification programs to help clinicians improve their practice and build their careers.
Understanding DANC
ASH Teaching Cases
Career Advancement Resources
Visitor Training Program
ASH Job Center
Award for Research Careers in Hematology
The ASH Award for Research Careers in Hematology (ARCH) succeeds the ASH Bridge Grant program, introducing refinements that include decoupling the program from the National Institutes of Health R01 funding mechanism. ARCH is now an independent award designed to make research in hematology more accessible to independent investigators.
ASH Committee on Quality
The committee oversees the development and dissemination of clinical practice guidelines, and quality performance measures. Committee members also represent ASH at quality forums and meetings.
ASH Committee on Practice
The committee communicates with other organizations that have programs and policies that affect hematology practice. The committee responds to practice-related issues, ASH member requests, and matters of importance at the regional, state, and local levels.
ASH Clinicians in Practice (ACIP)
ACIP was developed to amplify the voices of practitioners within ASH and is comprised of practicing hematologists across the U.S. with interests in hematology care issues, quality of care, new health care delivery systems, and practice management issues.
Hematology/Oncology State Societies
ASH works with state hematology/oncology societies to meet the needs of practicing hematologists. ASH partnerships offer state societies collaboration opportunities, including on the Meeting on Hematologic Malignancies and Highlights of ASH. State societies are also very involved in state Medicare reimbursement through the annual ASH Career Advisory Committees (CAC) Meeting.
Advanced Practice Providers (APPs)
Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) play a vital role in hematology, and ASH is committed to recognizing their unique contributions and supporting their professional growth. See free resources and member-exclusive benefits for APPs.
Additional Resources for Clinicians
ASH provides the following resources to keep physicians informed of newly approved therapies, safety and prescription matters, and shortages of critical hematologic drugs.
SCD Resources for Clinicians
Well-Being and Resilience
“How I Treat”
“Ask the Hematologist”
Pediatric to Adult Hematologic Care Transition
Maternal Health Resources
ASH Media Resources
ASH Podcasts
Stay updated with insights and reviews in hematology through ASH Podcasts. Enjoy the Blood, HemeTalks, and The Hematologist podcasts. Don't miss Hematopoiesis and Bringing Sickle Cell Disease to Life. Subscribe now!
The Hematologist
Explore ASH News & Reports, your newsletter from ASH! Published six times a year, The Hematologist shares the latest in hematologic research, clinical practices, and healthcare policies. Stay updated on Society events and initiatives that matter!
ASH Clinical News
ASH Clinical News is your hub for global insights in hematology and oncology. It caters to all, delivering captivating news and views for the community.
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