Perth Blood Institute in Perth, Western Australia | Medical research centre

Perth Blood Institute

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9200 5300

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24.01.2022 If youre working from home, this is an excellent reminder to get up and moving to avoid developing VTE.

24.01.2022 It was a pleasure to introduce Reece Whitby MLA to PBIs new location in West Perth

23.01.2022 PBIs Clinical Trials Team provides WA patients with access to treatments for a range of blood disorders, bringing new therapies to the community. Our team has been busy as the number of clinical trials continue to grow! We currently have 21 active trials. We are pleased to announce we have the worlds first participants for a new lymphoma study. We look forward to seeing the outcomes of this novel therapy for treating lymphoma.... For more information about our clinical trials, head to our website: https://www.pbi.org.au/Pages/Category/current-trials

23.01.2022 PBI is pleased to have played a role in this success story and hopes to see the benefit of this drug for all Haemophilia A sufferers in Australia

23.01.2022 Join the team! We are seeking an experienced and motivated fundraising professional to join our Office of Development three days a week.

22.01.2022 Perth Blood Institute takes the health of our staff, patients and supporters very seriously. We are responding to the COVID-19 situation and reviewing our protocols and responses daily. We have made the decision to postpone Another Bloody Breakfast to Fri 2 Oct. Our other upcoming events are currently under review. We thank all our stakeholders for working with us at this time. If you have any questions or concerns please contact us via our website - www.pbi.org.au/contact...-us - Cate Cassarchis, CEO

22.01.2022 The Bloody Breakfast is only TWO WEEKS away! Join us on Fri 2 Oct to hear from bestselling author Catherine Itsiopolous as she introduces us to her new book the heart health guide and discusses the benefits of the Mediterranean diet and lifestyle. Tickets are limited due to reduced event capacity! Head to our website to purchase tickets for $55 ... https://www.pbi.org.au/Event/another-bloody-breakfast-2020

22.01.2022 This week we say farewell to Adriana Filippou as she moves on to a new endeavour! Adriana has been instrumental to the success of PBI over the past five years. She has made our name known in the community and has been pivotal in the organisation of events, promotion and fundraising. Adriana has built excellent relationships with patients, stakeholders, and patients along the way! We will miss your warm personality at PBI and we wish you the best of luck in your new role!

21.01.2022 We are finally seeing the light and restrictions are lifting yay! But how many of us are getting moving? Did you know prolonged sitting at a computer or desk can increase your risk of a blood clot by almost 200%? The risk increases by 10% for every hour seated without standing up and moving around. PBI invites you to join our Thirty4Thrombosis exercise challenge! All you need to do is complete four desk-based exercises three times a day for 30 days to get your body moving a...nd your blood pumping. Funds raised will help PBI to promote the importance of exercise to minimise the risk of developing deep vein thrombosis! Head to our Thirty4Thrombosis Appeal webpage and start your challenge today http://www.pbi.org.au/thirty4thrombosis Gain support from friends, family and colleagues by fundraising for your challenge. Dont forget to post on social media and tag #Thirty4Thrombosis

18.01.2022 Sharing the facts from the International Society of Thrombosis and Haemostasis on the impact of COVID-19 on thrombosis patients. 1) Having a blood clot does not increase your risk of acquiring COVID-19. 2) Taking anticoagulants (blood-thinning medication) for a blood clot disorder also does not increase your risk of acquiring COVID-19. ... For more information, head to our website.

18.01.2022 Join PBIs Thirty4Thrombosis exercise challenge and save lives! - https://mailchi.mp//blood-matters-pbi-news-and-events-9262

18.01.2022 View our new look Blood Matters! newsletter. The April edition covers COVID-19 updates and news - https://mailchi.mp//blood-matters-pbi-news-and-events-9229

17.01.2022 Support Perth Blood Institute by leaving a gift in your will and contribute to the future of our research. A bequest to PBI will enable the organisation to continue its vital research and clinical trials, delivering new therapies to extend and improve patient quality of life and transform treatment options for Western Australians with newly diagnosed blood conditions. Cate Cassarchis, CEO We ask you to please consider the Perth Blood Institute when you next revise your wi...ll. For a confidential discussion please contact Cate on 9200 5308, or email [email protected]. More information can be found at https://www.pbi.org.au/make-a-bequest

15.01.2022 We are very lucky to share our home with the leading team at Western Haematology and Oncology Clinics. Our partnership allows for an integrated approach to patient care in the one location.

15.01.2022 Its happening! Another Bloody Breakfast is going ahead on Fri 2 Oct and we want to see you all there! To add to the excitement, our speaker and bestselling author, Prof. Catherine Itsiopoulos is launching her new book at the end of September. Guests will have the opportunity to buy some of the first copies of the heart health guide. Tickets are limited due to reduced event capacity! Head to our website to purchase tickets for $55... https://www.pbi.org.au/Event/another-bloody-breakfast-2020

14.01.2022 Expressions of interest close in TWO WEEKS for the Year 11 Medical Science Encounter! This is a half day workshop on SAT 10 OCT held at the iiiD Building, Murdoch University Year 11 students interested in a career in Medical Science are encouraged to register their interest. Places are limited, get in early!... Head to our website for more information and to apply - https://www.pbi.org.au/E/medical-science-encounter-year-11s See more

14.01.2022 Dietary factors including cholesterol and TMAO levels contribute to some types of blood conditions, heightening the risk of heart attack, stroke and venous thromboembolism the top 3 cardiovascular killers! Health benefits of a traditional Mediterranean Diet and Lifestyle - topic at Another Bloody Breakfast on Friday, 3rd April 2020 at University Club of WA and hosted by swimming great, Shelley Taylor-Smith. Guest speaker, Prof. Catherine Itsiopoulos - Pro Vice Chancellor ...College of Science, Health, Engineering and Education at Murdoch University is an accredited practising dietitian and a recognised expert in Dietetics. Catherine has international standing as a leader in Mediterranean diet research, with particular interest in the Mediterranean diet, in the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and diabetes. For tickets go to [email protected] or contact [email protected] for more info.

13.01.2022 Good news! Order your digital membership today and support PBI. Many restaurants and cafes that are closed are offering takeaway! Hundreds of offers like Hello Fresh, My Foodie Box and Woolworths, as well as online shopping offers. So take advantage and let locals support locals, #SAVEHOSPO. Click on the link and check out the local restaurants that are offering takeaway:... https://www.entertainment.com.au/member-information/takeaway Then follow the link below to purchase your membership and receive 2 months free! https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/9m28510

12.01.2022 The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) Virtual Summit commences this Sunday! Connect with the community and increase your knowledge of the latest developments in the world of bleeding disorders! Get involved in a series of FREE live and recorded state-of-the-art education sessions that will take place from Sunday 14 to Friday 19 June 2020.

12.01.2022 Did you know..Deep vein thrombosis can be triggered when blood flow slows down considerably, such as when youre immobile for a long time. Its estimated the average person spends 12 hours a day immobile, looking at computer screens or seated whilst on their phones! Its important to take regular breaks every hour or so, get up, walk about, rotate your ankles and stretch out your calf muscles. Join our 30-day exercise challenge and get your body moving while youre work...ing! Just complete four lots of exercises 3 x a day for 30 days to get your body moving and the blood pumping. Head to our Thirty4Thrombosis Appeal webpage and start your challenge today:- http://www.pbi.org.au/thirty4thrombosis Ask your friends, family and colleagues to join and support you by fundraising. Dont forget to post on social media and tag #Thirty4Thrombosis

12.01.2022 To help understand the needs of older people with bleeding disorders, Haemophilia Foundation Australia conducted wide consultation in 2019 and 2020. Findings from the survey have been compiled into an insightful 8-page summary.

10.01.2022 Were hiring an experienced Clinical Trials Coordinator / Research Nurse! Head to our website to view the full job description.

09.01.2022 Today is the 30th anniversary of World Haemophilia Day! A great milestone for raising the profile of this rare disease globally. PBI is pleased to be working with haemophilia patients to find treatment options. We share with you Johns journey as a Haemophilia A sufferer. The team at Haemophilia Foundation Australia have developed fun ways to celebrate this year. Head over to their Facebook page to see the links to an online quiz and World Haemophilia Day Facebook filter.

09.01.2022 We hosted another successful Medical Science Encounter workshop on Saturday at Murdoch University The Yr 11 students completed a series of practical exercises to better understand the blood.. who knows, we may have inspired the next Noble Prize winner from Perth

09.01.2022 A big thanks to everyone who made it along to 'Another Bloody Breakfast' last Friday! We had three wonderful speakers presenting on the topic of 'Health benefits of a traditional Mediterranean Diet and Lifestyle' We hope you've all stocked your pantry with delicious olive oil, legumes and greek-style yoghurt! We're excited to cook our favourite recipes from Dr. Catherine Itsiopoulos new book, the heart health guide!... Sign up to our newsletter to be in the loop for 2021 events - https://www.pbi.org.au/subscribe

08.01.2022 Blood Matters! A big thanks from PBI - https://mailchi.mp//blood-matters-pbi-news-and-events-9322

07.01.2022 Happy World Thrombosis Day everyone! Head over to World Thrombosis Day 2020 for events and activities! PBI is part of the #EyesOpenToThrombosis movement! This year we launched our thrombosis resource hub, to help patients and families understand their condition! #WTDay20

07.01.2022 There has been some discussion around Covid-19 and its potential impact on blood transfusions and blood donations. My message to you is if you rely on blood products, you should feel confident to continue to receive them as they are life saving. If you are considering to be or are a regular blood donor and you are fit and well, it is vital in these troubled times that you continue to donate blood. - Professor Ross Baker, Chair, Perth Blood Institute... Read Prof. Bakers full statement on our website; https://www.pbi.org.au/news/covid-19

07.01.2022 Did you know? Sitting for 90 minutes or more, the blood flow at the back of the knee drops and increases the chances of developing a blood clot. For every hour spent sitting, the risk of a blood clot increases by 10 per cent! Join our Thirty4Thrombosis exercise challenge and challenge yourself! Do four desk-based exercises 3 x a day for 30 days to get your body moving and your blood pumping. You can do lunges, calf raises, desk push ups or seated leg raises, its up to yo...u. Support PBI and the importance of exercise and minimise the risk of developing DVT! Head to our Thirty4Thrombosis Appeal webpage and start your challenge today http://www.pbi.org.au/thirty4thrombosis Ask your friends, family and colleagues to join and support you by fundraising. Dont forget to post on social media and tag #Thirty4Thrombosis

05.01.2022 Were on a jar this month at Grilld Claremont Quarter for their Local Matters campaign! For the month of September, buy a burger at Grilld Claremont Quarter, receive a token and pop it in our jar! We need your vote! If we are the crowd favourite we receive the biggest donation of $300!

05.01.2022 Happy International Womens Day to all our patients, supporters and staff! We are very proud to be have so many accomplished females across all PBI teams. Our employees are supporting so many strong females, both patients living with blood disorders as well as their friends and relatives. Help us to prevent, treat and cure blood disorders by attending our April Another Bloody Breakfast, with special guest, diet and lifestyle guru, Prof. Catherine Itsiopoulos. For more info and to register head to our website; https://www.pbi.org.au//another-bloody-breakfast-april-2020

04.01.2022 WE ARE LIVE! We're excited to announce the official launch of Thrombosis Australia and Thrombosis Australia Professionals. This initiative is Australia's centr...al resource and information hub for all thrombosis related questions you may have. Did you know 9 out of 10 Australians remain unaware of the dangers of blood clots? Our goal is to educate all Australians on the risks and reduce the incidence of occurrence. Sign up today to hear our latest news, events and activities! www.thrombosisaustralia.org.au

04.01.2022 Theres ONE MONTH TO GO till our next "Another Bloody Breakfast!" w/ special guest Catherine Itsiopoulos Were very excited to hear Catherine speaking about the benefits of the Mediterranean Diet on your health and prevention management of cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Catherines The Mediterranean Cookbook will be for sale at the event.... Registrations are limited, head to our website today to book your spot! Tickets are $55 each, please note: there a 8 seats per table https://www.pbi.org.au//another-bloody-breakfast-april-2020 All proceeds support our research into blood disorders.

04.01.2022 Expressions of interest close in TWO WEEKS for the Year 12 Medical Science Encounter! This is a half day workshop on SAT 4 APRIL held at the iiiD Building, Murdoch University Year 12 students interested in a career in Medical Science are encouraged to register their interest. Places are limited, get in early!... Head to our website for more information and to apply - https://www.pbi.org.au/Event/medical-science-encounter-yr12

03.01.2022 We welcome Shona Garlick to the Clinical Trials Team, in the role of Research Nurse/Clinical Trial Coordinator! Shona works closely with participants, supporting them through their clinical trial journey. Shona transitioned from traditional nursing into the clinical trial role to expand her skills and contribute to the advancement of medicine.

02.01.2022 "I am excited to bring the skills Ive learnt in my degree to the planning of a real life initiative. Being involved in health promotion is rewarding; knowing the work you are doing will help the lives of other and prevent future suffering from life-changing diseases. Introducing Olivia Reynolds, our Marketing Intern from The McCusker Centre for Citizenship at UWA. As a population health student Olivia has planned several hypothetical health promotion projects through her degree, she is enjoying the opportunity to apply this knowledge in the workplace.

01.01.2022 Purchase your Entertainment Book TODAY! PBI will receive an additional $10 for every membership sold before 12 Sept 2020. Save on everything you love to do. Receive discounts on your weekly shopping at Woolworths and fuel at Caltex Save money at local restaurants, popular takeaways & activities for your family... Includes savings in the South West here in Western Australia There is no better time to support us and support our local community Hurry, offer ends 12th September 2020 T&Cs apply. https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/9m2851

01.01.2022 Why are so many COVID-19 patients also seeing blood clots? International research provides further justification for why COVID-19 is no ordinary flu and needs to be taken seriously by those of all ages and health status