Haematology Education · UK–India

Case-based haematology education, free for all users.

Practical teaching in benign (medical) haematology for clinicians and trainees across India, led by a UK consultant haematologist, with specialist second opinions for any doctor in India.

Teaching & education free of charge

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Free, open-access teaching

No registration. Pick up a case module or watch a short animation.

Ways to learn with us

Live teaching, pitched to your level

Delivered online and free of charge, alongside the open-access cases and videos.

🎓 DM & postgraduate mentoring

Case-based teaching and one-to-one mentoring for trainees in clinical haematology, following your curriculum and your difficult topics.

📚 FRCPath exam preparation

Practice cases, viva-style questioning, morphology and data interpretation, and exam technique, individually or in small groups.

👥 Study days & virtual mock MDT

Half-day case-based study days and multidisciplinary-style case reviews for departments, programmes and societies, delivered with UK colleagues.

Topics: haemostasis & thrombosis · complex ITP · anaemias · cytopenias & cytoses · laboratory haematology & morphology.

How it works

From enquiry to session

Enquire

Tell us who you are (trainee, exam candidate, clinician or a group) and what you'd like to work on.

Plan

We agree the focus, level and format around your curriculum, exam syllabus or the topics you want to strengthen.

Meet online

A scheduled secure video session, one-to-one or in a small group, followed by notes or case materials to keep.

🩺 Specialist second opinions

Separate from teaching: written second opinions for treating clinicians across all areas of haematology, benign and malignant. The first query on every patient is complimentary.

📰 Resources & monthly update

Curated links to guidelines and haematology organisations, and a monthly round-up of new publications and guidance.

Please note. HaemAcademy provides education and specialist second opinions that support, and do not replace, the care of a treating doctor. It does not provide emergency care. In an emergency, contact local emergency services or the nearest hospital.