Resources from the Association

This page gathers written resources associated with the Armenian Association of Hematology and Oncology, from clinical guides to records of past conferences. Materials here complement the association's BCS Journal, which carries its own issues and editorial content.

The Armenian Association of Hematology and Oncology, established in 2012, has grown into a central hub for professionals working across the spectrum of blood disorders and cancer care in Armenia. Through its publications, the association seeks to bridge the gap between international research and local clinical practice. These written resources reflect a commitment to continuous education, ensuring that physicians, nurses, and allied health staff remain current with evolving standards. By collecting guides, conference materials, and research summaries in one place, the association makes it easier for practitioners to access reliable information when they need it most, supporting better outcomes for patients across the country.

Among the most valued resources produced by the association is the immunization guide for children with cancer and blood disorders. This practical reference addresses the unique challenges of vaccinating pediatric patients whose immune systems may be compromised by disease or treatment. It serves as a thoughtful starting point for caregivers and medical teams who must weigh the benefits of protection against potential risks. The guide reflects the association's broader dedication to pediatric oncology and hematology, offering clear, compassionate direction in a sensitive area of care where families often have many questions and few easy answers.

Beyond standalone guides, the association's publications include materials tied to its annual meetings and scientific conferences. These records capture the discussions, presentations, and clinical concepts shared during gatherings of Armenian and international specialists. Topics have ranged from diagnosis and treatment approaches for bone and soft tissue tumors to evolving ideas in clinical oncology and survivorship care. Together, these documents form a growing archive of collective knowledge, preserving the work of researchers and clinicians so that insights from one meeting can inform practice long after the event has concluded.

The association also maintains its own peer-reviewed journal, which complements the broader set of publications with dedicated issues and editorial content. This journal provides a formal venue for original research, case reports, and reviews from the Armenian hematology and oncology community. The editorial board works to uphold academic standards while encouraging submissions from both established investigators and emerging voices. Through this combination of journal articles, practical guides, and conference proceedings, the association continues to fulfill its mission of advancing knowledge, supporting education, and strengthening the professional network that serves patients throughout Armenia.

BCS Journal

For issue-by-issue scholarly content, the association maintains the BCS Journal, including its editorial board and current and past issues.