HFA is building evidence about the needs of men and women affected by haemophilia in Australia and we would really appreciate your help.
This study is co-ordinated by Haemophilia Foundation Australia and is an internationally recognised and validated questionnaire. It collects data on the impact of haemophilia on the quality of life of both men and women who are affected, either because they have haemophilia or carry the gene. It compares their experience to people who do not have a bleeding disorder.
So far we have only had around 150 men and women complete the PROBE survey – we need at least 400 for good data.
PROBE data is high quality and credible and we use it in many ways. You may have seen some of the data from the 2019 PROBE Australia Study in reports and conference presentations. Some examples include:
Please consider completing the current PROBE Australia survey as soon as possible – and you don’t need to have a bleeding disorder to contribute!
If you don’t have a bleeding disorder, you can be a health professional, someone interested in haemophilia, or any adult Australian really. The comparison group is a slice of the Australian general community.
PROBE is voluntary and anonymous, so it is up to you – but we would really value your support.
Who can complete the survey?
Adult (18 yrs+) men and women living in Australia
How to do the survey
It’s very easy! Go to:
If you have already done the survey, perhaps you could share it with family and friends and encourage them to complete it too.
Visit www.haemophilia.org.au/probe-australia-study
Or contact Suzanne at HFA:
E: socallaghan@haemophilia.org.au T: 1800 807 173
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