FAQ

Have a look at our frequently asked questions below to find the answer you have been looking for.

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Events

How do I register for ISBT Webinars or Live Journal Clubs?

Go to the Events Calendar, click on the event you would like to join and start the registration process. You will be asked to fill in a short online form. Registration is free of charge, but some of these events might only be available to members. If you’re curious about becoming a member have a look at the benefits of the membership.

 

Membership

How can I renew my membership?

Have a look at this video explaining the reneval process step-by-step.

How to renew your ISBT membership?

Watch this tutorial if you need guidance with renewing your membership.

 

Website

How can I access Vox Sanguinis articles through the website?

Please follow these steps to have full access to the articles:

  1. Login on the ISBT website with your credentials. Your username is your email address.
  2. Visit the Vox Sanguinis page on the website.
  3. Click on the red "Vox Sanguinis" button that will send you to the Wiley website, where you have full access to the publications.
  4. Note that only members with an active individual membership can access Vox articles through the website. If you experience problems with Vox Sanguinis access, you might need to check your membership status first. 

Do you have tips on how to use the website?

Yes of course, we even made a video about it!

Welcome to ISBT new website

Learn about the new features designed with blood transfusion professionals in mind!

How can I log in as a member for the first time?

Have a look at this video. It will show you all the necessary steps.

How to login as a member for the first time?

This video will guide you through your first time login journey as a new ISBT member.

 

Job vacancies

Can I send my CV to ISBT?

We currently don’t have job openings at ISBT and, unfortunately, can’t help you by redirecting you to any organization/blood bank with any job openings.

How can I apply for a job at a blood bank?

We recommend that you look up vacancies on a search engine. Unfortunately, ISBT can’t help you with this.

 

ISBT-128

Is ISBT the same as ISBT-128?

No, ISBT stands for “International Society of Blood Transfusion’’. The ISBT-128 standard is for labelling blood components and was named as such because it was originally developed within the ISBT several decades ago.

The ISBT-128 standard is now administered by ICCBBA, independently of ISBT. Whilst ICCBBA has kept the name ISBT-128 in recognition of the role the ISBT as a society has played in the development of the standard, today ‘’ISBT-128” means ‘’Information Standard for Blood and Transplant’’.