EBMT (European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation) is a non-profit medical and scientific organisation established in 1974 that hosts a unique patient registry and supports research, education and patient care in transplantation, cellular therapy and related fields.

What is the EBMT Registry?

The EBMT Registry is a unique patient registry that provides a pool of data to perform studies and assess trends in HCT, cellular and gene therapies.

How large is the EBMT Registry?

The EBMT home page highlights fast facts such as 806,518 patients and 923,814 transplants recorded in the Registry, as well as 17,220 patients treated with CAR T-cells.

What does EBMT do to improve patient care?

EBMT supports innovation, research and education to advance cellular and stem cell-based therapies and improve the lives of patients with blood-related disorders.

How can I access EBMT education resources?

EBMT provides education through e-learning, educational events and resources such as the EBMT Handbook and the EU CAR-T Handbook, linked from the website.

What are EBMT Working Parties?

EBMT Working Parties are specialist groups that support scientific collaboration and research across different disease areas and topics within transplantation and cellular therapy.

What is JACIE and how is it related to EBMT?

JACIE is the accreditation programme connected to EBMT; the website highlights JACIE standards and accredited centres, including a fast fact of 256 JACIE-certified centres.