Purpose To champion excellence in haematology by uniting the haematology community and delivering independent education, research and professional development, authoritative advice and advocacy. Vision To provide innovative and independent education, research, and advocacy for an engaged community of members so that every person living with a blood disorder receives the best possible care. |
About HSANZ
The Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand (HSANZ) is the home of professional haematology.
The Society brings together haematologists, nurses, scientists, and allied health professionals to advance excellence in haematology, through independent education, research, professional development and clinical advocacy, to improve the lives of patients with blood disorders and blood cancer.
In uniting haematology health professionals from local branches to international summits like our co-hosted annual Blood Conference, HSANZ ensures that localised medical insights translate into regional healthcare breakthroughs.
We value the legacy of past pioneers while actively funding the next generation of health professionals through competitive PhD Scholarships and Clinical Fellowships. Ours is a story of continuous learning, relentless advocacy for equitable treatment access, and life-changing scientific dedication. Our offerings include:
Together, these initiatives ensure our members remain at the forefront of innovation and clinical excellence.
Constitution, Governance and Policies
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Contrary to equality, where everyone is treated the same regardless of circumstances or individual differences, Equity focuses on fair treatment
and on ensuring access to opportunities to achieve necessary outcomes.
Diversity defines the variety of personal experiences, values, and views which arise from differences of culture and circumstance. The concept of
diversity encompasses acceptance, respect, and understanding of the uniqueness of each individual. This includes race, ethnicity, gender identity,
age, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, physical abilities, geographic region, religious beliefs or political beliefs.
Inclusivity refers to the creation of an environment where all individuals feel welcomed, respected, supported and valued regardless of individual differences.
The Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand is committed to modelling Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity for the achievement of its
Mission and Charitable Purpose. We believe that a foundation built on mutual respect and acknowledgement of diversity is paramount to
achieving the highest potential in collaborative work in Haematology.