Start of the humanitarian action I Want Life
The Ana Rukavina Foundation has launched the traditional humanitarian action I Want Life, which will last from December 1 to 31 and culminate on December 27 at the traditional Christmas concert I Want Life on Ban Josip Jelačić Square in Zagreb.
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500 new samples tissue-typed!
Department of Transfusion Medicine and Transplantation Biology of the University Hospital Centre Zagreb has tissue-typed 500 new samples of potential donors. Currently, the Croatian Bone Marrow Donor Registry has 64,991 tissue-typed donors.
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IN MEMORIAM ANA RUKAVINA ERCEG November 26, 2006 – November 26, 2024
Ana left us too soon that Sunday morning 18 years ago, but her love for life lives on through 183 people who were given a chance at life thanks to her vision of expanding the Croatian Bone Marrow Donor Registry and the Public Cord Blood Bank that bears her name.
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Two patients have been given hope for life!
We received good news from the Croatian Bone Marrow Donor Registry – two hematopoietic stem cell transplants were performed for patients from Croatia in November.
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New potential donors in Dugo Selo
At the event held on Thursday, November 14th in Dugo Selo, 2 potential donors joined the Croatian Bone Marrow Donor Registry.
>>Želim život
Akcija "Želim život" je priča koja je počela sa Aninim pismom u kojem je rekla da sve njene želje stanu u te dvije riječi.
Banka krvi iz pupkovine
Osnivanje javne Banke krvi iz pupkovine Ana Rukavina rezultat je velikog truda i uloženih sredstava Zaklade Ana Rukavina s ciljem da što više ljudi koji se liječe od hematoloških bolesti dobije priliku za ozdravljenje.
Stručno usavršavanje
Javni natječaj za edukaciju i stručno usavršavanje mladih liječnika specijalizanata ili specijalista interne hematologije i drugih srodnih specijalizacija.
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Alen Ostojić, M.D.
The Foundation’s public tenders make a major contribution to the personal professional development of the grantees, the environment in which they work and the well-being of the patients they treat – thus a contribution of great importance to the environment in which we live.
Barbara Dreta, M.D.
I believe that these forms of education are the most significant ways of establishing long-term education, which will leave a lasting mark in the way of considering possible approaches in the treatment of the patient and their implementation.
Zinaida Perić, M.D., PhD
Professional training is an absolute necessity and even more of a necessity in an area such as hematology, especially in methods that are developing as rapidly as bone marrow transplantation. There was no similar organization in Croatia before, and the Ana Rukavina Foundation provided young hematologists with a unique opportunity to gain new knowledge, thus improving care for hematology patients.
Nevenka Cigrovski, M.D.
The funds allocated by the Ana Rukavina Foundation for professional training abroad are a true investment in the future of Croatian healthcare. These educations are an excellent opportunity for young doctors, but also a great contribution to the future of the entire Croatian healthcare system.
Ana Zelić Kerep, M.D.
Going to the US was a dream come true thanks to the support of the Ana Rukavina Foundation. The foundation recognized the importance of investing in young doctors and I was one of the lucky ones to get the opportunity.
Vibor Milunović, M.D.
Public tenders for international training are a commendable activity of the Ana Rukavina Foundation because there is no systematic training within the healthcare system for young hematologists. By providing funding, the Foundation provides a continuing opportunity for young physicians to educate abroad, thereby opening unprecedented opportunities for physicians to advance professionally.
