Gill was born and raised around the London area and trained in Oldchurch Hospital in Romford in east London. I worked there as a staff nurse in the haematology / oncology department both on the inpatient ward and, after having my children, as a sister (Nurse Manager) on the outpatient chemotherapy unit. In 2007 my husband and I emigrated to the Mighty Waikato in the north island of New Zealand with our two children. During my time in Waikato Hospital I have worked on a haematology / oncology ward, in chemotherapy outpatients, have been involved in setting up an ECG guided, nurse led PICC service, worked part-time as an educator for the company making the ECG guidance system whilst also working as an educator for haematology / oncology for the Midland region. I then worked full time as the Midland region educator before finally moving to Patient Blood Management. In 2022 I became the coordinator of the PBM service. When not working I enjoy getting out and about with my husband on our motorbikes (as long as it’s not raining or too cold or too hot – I am a real fair weather biker!)

Dr Daly is the Medical Director Pathology Services for Australian Red Cross Lifeblood. He is a clinical and laboratory haematologist with experience in a variety of clinical and laboratory roles in public and private settings. He is a past president of the ANZSBT and current member of the National Blood Transfusion Committee, the Haemovigilance Advisory Committee, the Patient Blood Management Committee, the Blood Synergy Advisory Committee and the Blood Transfusion Genomics Consortium. He was a member of the expert reference group contributing to the Guideline for the prophylactic use of RhD immunoglobulin in Pregnancy Care 2021. He oversees the provision of NIPT for RHD and other blood group genes for alloimmunised pregnant women through the Lifeblood Red Cell Reference Laboratory.

Dr Anastazia Keegan is a Consultant Haematologist and Transfusion Medicine Specialist. She is the Vice President of ANZSBT, Head of Department Haematology at King Edward Memorial Hospital and works in the Transfusion Policy and Education team at the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood.

I am working with the ANZSBT on the Quality Use of Pathology Program (QUPP) RHD NIPT Project, as the project officer. I am also currently on leave from my role as a Clinical Nurse Consultant for Blood Management for the Murrumbidgee Local Health District where I have been working for a period of 6 years. As a member of the ANZSBT Clinical Practice Improvement council (CPIC) I have been fortunate to have been involved in the development of the Guidelines for the Prescription of Blood and Blood Products by Nurse Practitioner's (2021) and the updating of the Guidelines for the Prevention of Transfusion-Associated Graft-Versus-Host Disease (TA-GVHD)(current).

David is a Professor in the College of Medicine and Public Health, Flinders University and Emeritus Senior Medical Scientist at SA Pathology. He has received numerous awards, research grants and co-authored 50 scientific papers. His interests include improving transfusion practices, critical bleeding and appropriate use of blood and blood products