Recents
How will you mark World Hemophilia Day?
Every year on April 17, World Hemophilia Day is observed around the world to increase awareness about hemophilia and other…
HNA – a meeting with both rhyme and reason
Trish Bell kicked off last week’s HNA meeting in her own inimitable style – apologies if I’ve missed anything! …
HNA shows a blue card to its rising stars
So that’s it, HNA done and dusted for another year. Save for a few little niggles, HNA 2015 in Birmingham…
“I read the news today, oh boy”
It has been one year since we launched the The Journal of Haemophilia Practice so it is time for our…
Making it easier to “follow the money”
Do you receive payments from the drug companies? Have you ever been paid by a drug company to speak at…
Revalidation and what it means
Kate Khair writes… For several years now, the NMC has been talking about its commitment to implementing an effective system…
Getting ethnographic with Bubble Wrap Boy
Ethnographic research aims to observe people in their natural settings, to gain insight into how they manage their daily lives,…
That was then, this is now, isn’t it?
In the high tech and largely recombinant era of haemophilia care at home, it is easy to forget that it…
Do you coax, cajole or coach?
When you talk to your patients, there a lot of “telling” or do you do a lot of asking and…
Apps and adherence – its time to join the dots
We all know there’s an app for everything these days. In the Nurses Professional Development session at WFH in Melbourne,…
Erasing HCV – that will be NICE
Kate Khair writes… Twenty-five years ago the cause of non A-non B hepatitis was discovered when HCV was identified. Since…
Speak out. Create change.
As today is World Haemophila Day, it seems only right to re-run the official WFH statement, in case anyone has…