The Symposium programme is designed for
- executives, line managers and quality assurance officers of blood services;
- regulators and inspectors;
- suppliers
- representatives of transfusion medicine organisations dealing with validation issues.
Johan van der Does, MD, PhD,
Sanquin, The Netherlands
Tel. +31 06 53 39 0791
j.vanderdoes@sanquin.nl
Charles Munk, PhD, Swiss Red Cross Regional Blood Transfusion Service,
Vaud, Switzerland
Tel. +41 21 314 65 75
charles.munk@hospvd.ch
Eila Sandborg, Executive Secretary
POB 9190, NL-1006 AD Amsterdam
Tel. +31 (0)20 512 3291
Fax +31 (0)20 512 3559
e-mail e.sandborg@sanquin.nl
Please complete the attached registration and hotel reservation forms
and return them as indicated in the forms. Registration and hotel
reservation traffic and confirmations are managed by
Eurocongres Conference Management
J. van Goyenkade 11
1075 HP Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Tel. +31 (0)20 679 3411
Fax +31 (0)20 673 7306
Email: eba@eurocongres.com
You can also register via the website.
The registration fee of EUR 150.- covers the symposium sessions and
documentation, refreshments and lunch during the symposium, and the
Farewell reception.
The secretariat must be notified in writing of cancellation of
registration before Monday 19 April 2004: payment will be refunded
minus an administration fee of EUR 50.-. No refunds are possible after
Monday 19 April 2004.
The organisers accept no liability for personal injury, loss or damage
of property and belongings, or additional expenses incurred to the
symposium participants either during the symposium or as a result of
delays, strikes or any other causes. Participants are requested to
make their own arrangements
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The Symposium offers you an opportunity to
- improve your knowledge of the ISBT guidelines
- learn about and discuss best practices for the validation process;
- meet with your colleagues and improve your professional network
The Symposium will be held at the historic Trippenhuis, the home of
the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. The house was
built in 1660 - 1662 for the brothers Louys and Hendrik Trip, two
successful arms dealers. They wanted it to consist of two adjoining
houses, so that they could live and carry on their business together
at home. The facade is richly decorated with eight tall Corinthian
pilasters on the gable and the cannon-barrel shaped chimneys on the
roof. The brothers Trip commissioned painters living in Amsterdam to
paint pictures for the interior and scenes on the ceilings.
To the end of the 18th century the Trippenhuis was owned by
descendants of the Trip family. This situation was changed in the
early 19th century and in 1812 the entire building was turned over to
the Royal Academy. During the extensive restoration 1988 - 1991
original paintings were exposed and can be viewed in the halls and
stairways. - Today the Trippenhuis also houses modern meeting
facilities.
Details: Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW),
Kloveniersburgwal 29, Amsterdam.
Tel: +31 20 551 07 00;
Location: The Royal Academy is situated in the centre of Amsterdam
close to the Central Station. The metro station 'Nieuwmarkt' is close
to the Academy.
All foreign visitors to the Netherlands must posses a valid passport.
Participants requiring a visa for entry to The Netherlands may request
a letter of invitation from the EBA Secretariat. It should be
understood that this letter is only to help the participants to obtain
a visa and is not a commitment on the part of the organisers to
provide any financial support.
Through RAI Hotel Service, hotel accommodation can be reserved. For
more information please see the hotel booking form.
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