ASH Studio
The ASH Studio hosts brief, targeted talks that focus on removing barriers to high-quality care, principles of medical education, and cutting-edge teaching techniques.
A Holistic Approach: The Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia, Inc. & The Sickle Cell Sanctuary
As part of our commitment to excellence through expansion and inclusion, the American Society of Hematology (ASH) is offering the ASH Treating Fairly Talks. This inclusive space is designed to help attendees recognize the drivers of differing outcomes for various populations as viewed through the hematology lens and provide tools to make changes in their institutions. These sessions will include a short expert commentary followed by facilitated conversations about actions that can be taken to drive change at your institution. The Treating Fairly Talks will take place at the ASH Studio, located in ASH Central (Orange County Convention Center, West Hall C).
Ms. Tabatha McGee, CEO of the Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia, Inc., will present on successful community-centric initiatives for sickle cell disease. back to topBreaking Barriers in Blood Cancer: Transforming Access and Outcomes Across Populations
As part of our commitment to excellence through expansion and inclusion, the American Society of Hematology (ASH) is offering the ASH Treating Fairly Talks. This inclusive space is designed to help attendees recognize the drivers of differing outcomes for various populations as viewed through the hematology lens and provide tools to make changes in their institutions. These sessions will include a short expert commentary followed by facilitated conversations about actions that can be taken to drive change at your institution. The Treating Fairly Talks will take place at the ASH Studio, located in ASH Central (Orange County Convention Center, West Hall C).
Dr. Tina Bhatnagar will present on the impact of geography on care. back to topBreaking Financial Barriers to Care Through Affordable Innovation
As part of our commitment to excellence through expansion and inclusion, the American Society of Hematology (ASH) is offering the ASH Treating Fairly Talks. This inclusive space is designed to help attendees recognize the drivers of differing outcomes for various populations as viewed through the hematology lens and provide tools to make changes in their institutions. These sessions will include a short expert commentary followed by facilitated conversations about actions that can be taken to drive change at your institution. The Treating Fairly Talks will take place at the ASH Studio, located in ASH Central (Orange County Convention Center, West Hall C).
Dr. Andres Gomez-De Leon will present on the financial factors to accessing care.
back to topFrom Precision Medicine to Personalized Care: Meeting Patients Where They Are
As part of our commitment to excellence through expansion and inclusion, the American Society of Hematology (ASH) is offering the ASH Treating Fairly Talks. This inclusive space is designed to help attendees recognize the drivers of differing outcomes for various populations as viewed through the hematology lens and provide tools to make changes in their institutions. These sessions will include a short expert commentary followed by facilitated conversations about actions that can be taken to drive change at your institution. The Treating Fairly Talks will take place at the ASH Studio, located in ASH Central (Orange County Convention Center, West Hall C).
Dr. Eneida Nemecek will present on tailoring care for optimal patient outcomes.
back to topImpact of Geography on Care
As part of our commitment to excellence through expansion and inclusion, the American Society of Hematology (ASH) is offering the ASH Treating Fairly Talks. This inclusive space is designed to help attendees recognize the drivers of differing outcomes for various populations as viewed through the hematology lens and provide tools to make changes in their institutions. These sessions will include a short expert commentary followed by facilitated conversations about actions that can be taken to drive change at your institution. The Treating Fairly Talks will take place at the ASH Studio, located in ASH Central (Orange County Convention Center, West Hall C).
Dr. Norma Ada will present on the impact of geography on care.
back to topPromoting Language Equity in Care and Research
As part of our commitment to excellence through expansion and inclusion, the American Society of Hematology (ASH) is offering the ASH Treating Fairly Talks. This inclusive space is designed to help attendees recognize the drivers of differing outcomes for various populations as viewed through the hematology lens and provide tools to make changes in their institutions. These sessions will include a short expert commentary followed by facilitated conversations about actions that can be taken to drive change at your institution. The Treating Fairly Talks will take place at the ASH Studio, located in ASH Central (Orange County Convention Center, West Hall C).
Dr. Alisa Khan will present on the importance of language on outcomes of care.
67th ASH Annual Meeting and exposition
Registration for ASH members, non-members, groups, exhibitors, and media is now open.
Register by October 22 for the advance registration discount!