Items tagged 'Treatment & care'

WFH Shared Decision-Making Tool

Suzanne O'Callaghan -
12 September 2023

SUZANNE O’CALLAGHAN Suzanne O’Callaghan is HFA Policy Research and Education Manager In these times of new therapies, how does the…

Accessing treatment – Leah’s story

19 July 2023

What does access to the latest evolution of haemophilia treatments mean for a family? Leah shares her experience about new…

From the President

Gavin Finkelstein -
26 June 2023

GAVIN FINKELSTEIN President, Haemophilia Foundation Australia As I write my update for National Haemophilia, I can’t help but think about…

Taking care of your ABDR data

Julia Ekert, Marina Goruppi, Linda Mason and Deirdre Tuck -
26 June 2023

ABDR Data Managers Julia, Marina, Linda and Deirdre spoke to HFA about their role with Australian Bleeding Disorders Registry (ABDR)…

WFH 2023 Comprehensive Care Summit

Yu-hsuan Lin (Yoshi) -
26 June 2023

YU-HSUAN LIN (YOSHI) Yu-hsuan Lin (Yoshi) is Haemophilia Nurse Consultant, Haemophilia Treatment Network SA, at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, South…

From the President

Gavin Finkelstein -
20 March 2023

GAVIN FINKELSTEIN President, Haemophilia Foundation Australia I focused on new therapies, starting school and the national conference in National Haemophilia…

Haemophilia treatment survey

Suzanne O'Callaghan -
20 March 2023

SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN Suzanne O'Callaghan is HFA Policy Research and Education Manager What information does our community want about new haemophilia…

AHCDO update

Andrea Johannessen -
12 December 2022

ANDREA JOHANNESSEN Dr Andrea Johannessen is AHCDO Executive Officer GENE THERAPY ROADMAP The Australian Haemophilia Centre Directors' Organisation (AHCDO) has…

From the President

Gavin Finkelstein -
12 December 2022

GAVIN FINKELSTEIN President, Haemophilia Foundation Australia New therapies It is exciting to see more new therapies for bleeding disorders…

New haemophilia therapies

12 December 2022

It is an exciting time with more new haemophilia treatments likely to become available in Australia, but there have been…

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Items tagged 'Treatment & care'

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