Canadian Teleconference Group
Meeting Dates:
- To be announced.
Ottawa, Ontario
Meeting Dates:
- January 27, 2019
- March 31, 2019
Waterloo-Wellington, Greater Toronto Area
Meeting Dates:
- To be announced.
2:00-4:00pm
Toronto Public Library - Fairview Branch
35 Fairview Mall Drive
Toronto, ON
M2J 4S4
2019 ITP Regional Meeting - London, ON
Learn from ITP specialists and connect with others in the ITP community
Sunday, April 28, 2019
12:00pm - 5:00pm
WINDERMERE MANOR
200 Collip Circle
London, ON
N6G 4X8
Meeting Flyer
Downloadable flyer includes meeting details, program agenda, speakers and registration information. Share the flyer with your practitioner and the ITP community and help make the world ITP aware!
2019 Pump It Up For Platelets! London, ON
A walk/run fundraising event in honor of Luca, an ITP Warrior who lost his life but will never be forgotten.
Saturday, April 27, 2019, 9:30am
2017 ITP Regional Meeting - Montreal, QC
Meeting Program
Free Materials
- Who Pays for Drugs in Canada?
- Qui Règle Le Coût Des Médicaments?
- PTI chez l’adulte - Questions Fréquemment Posées
- PTI chez l’enfant Questions Fréquemment Posées
- ITP POKE-R CLUB: For Kids with ITP
Vanishing Platelets: Issues in Thrombocytopenia
In the following series, Hematologists from McMaster University in Ontario, Canada, explain the multiple variables they confront in patients with chronic ITP and the balancing act of treating not just numbers, but also the patient's unique symptoms and circumstances.
PDSA Canada in the Press
McMaster University prof kicks off platelet support group in Canada
"Donald Arnold, associate professor of medicine, is helping jump start the Platelet Disorder Support Association (PDSA) in Canada, a not-for-profit patient advocacy group that has been very active in the U.S. It aims to improve the lives of people with ITP and other platelet disorders through education, advocacy, research and support.
Arnold, a hematologist, is a medical advisor for the PDSA, which is holding its first meeting April 29 in Montreal. This meeting is geared for ITP patients, caregivers and the medical community."
- By McMaster University
The Platelet Disorder Support Association is officially a Canada Not-for-Profit Corporation. This status will allow PDSA to expand our educational and support services.
Thank you to Amgen
for supporting our Canadian meetings
