Haemnet specialises in research and education within haemophilia and rare bleeding disorders.
Haemnet specialises in research and education within haemophilia and rare bleeding disorders.
Haemnet works with healthcare professionals, patient communities, industry and other key stakeholders.
We produce educational content, deliver bespoke training and conduct in-depth qualitative research into the lived experience of people affected by bleeding disorders.
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It's not all about boys
Haemophilia is not the most common inherited bleeding disorder, but it is… Read more
It's time to talk about pain
We know that pain is common among people with haemophilia. The impacts… Read more
What do you want from services?
- Explore the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for bleeding disorder care
- Share the excellent practice that’s already out there, and
- Identify and implement sustainable actions that will have a real and positive impact for people with bleeding disorders
Our Services
Education and training
Haemnet offers a range of bespoke training programmes, each designed to support professionals at different points in their careers.
Tell me moreResearch
We conduct in-depth qualitative, patient-focused research providing crucial insight in to the lived experience of bleeding disorders.
Tell me moreStakeholder engagement
Haemnet creates and facilitates opportunities for all stakeholders to contribute their insights. From HCPs and industry to patients and carers, everyone has a voice that needs to be heard.
Tell me moreContent creation
Research reports, scientific publications, articles, videos and animations…these are just a few examples of the content Haemnet produces.
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Sign upThe Haemnet Community
The Haemnet Community is an online forum designed specifically for nurses, physios and other healthcare professionals working within bleeding disorders. It offers a private platform for HCPs to share knowledge and seek advice in a safe and secure environment
Join the communityThe Journal of Haemophilia Practice
The Journal of Haemophilia Practice (JHP) is an international, open-access, peer-reviewed journal that accepts papers from all members of the multidisciplinary bleeding disorders care team.
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