Frequently asked questions

1) What is the H-Net project about?

H-Net (full name: European Network for Harmonization of Training in Hematology) is an educational project funded by the European Commission (Leonardo da Vinci project in the Lifelong Learning Program). H-Net is a three year project and is based on the Curriculum Passport that was developed in an earlier project that was also funded by the European Commission.

2) Who is involved in the H-Net project?

The coordinator of H-Net is the European Hematology Association (EHA). The project partners of H-Net are representatives of 22 National Hematology Societies in Europe, the European School of Haematology and the universities of Liverpool and Uppsala.

3) Can I join the H-Net project?

The deliverables from the H-Net project, such as the Tutorials, Scientific Workshops, European Hematology Master Class and HematologyNet Portfolio System will become available for all hematologists and people interested in the field of hematology. During the project participation in H-Net is possible through the National Societies of the countries that collaborate in the project.

4) What if I am a recently trained specialist in hematology?

If you are a specialist and you have completed your training in hematology within the past few years, you are eligible to fill out the survey, which will entitle you to become one of the first users of the HematologyNet Portfolio System. You can apply to be included in the H-Net survey, by visiting http://www.hematologynet.eu/Join-the-Survey.