Nominations are now open for the 2020 Brian O’Mahony Award for outstanding contribution to haemophilia care in Ireland. Nominations can be proposed only by members of the Society. Members of the current board or staff cannot be nominated. If you Read more >
During the Covid-19 pandemic arrangements in Children’s Health Ireland at Crumlin have changed somewhat. Below is a brief outline of some changes you can expect to find; There is a security guard based at all public entrances to the hospital Read more >
Did you know children aged 2 to 12 can get the nasal flu vaccine for free? Influenza (flu) is a very infectious illness caused by the flu virus. Flu spreads easily and infects both children and adults. Children are more Read more >
If you are relocating or studying abroad there is a lot to consider before you travel. Each country has their own rules and regulations that you must follow to ensure you receive equivalent healthcare to what you receive here in Read more >
The Patient Advocacy Service is an independent, free and confidential service to assist people to make a complaint about the care they have experienced in public acute hospitals. Launched in 2019, it is funded directly by the Department of Health and Read more >
The Long Acting Factor 9 (LAF9) study is being carried out in the National Coagulation Centre to assess the impact of switching from Benefix to Alprolix treatment for adults with severe haemophilia B. This study is investigating the clinical outcomes Read more >
The Irish Haemophilia Society would like to get your feedback and opinions or support and services during the pandemic. We’ve compiled a short survey looking at Outreach, Publications, Social Media & Website, and Conferences, Events & Webinars The survey should Read more >
Continuing with our series of Webinars and Q&A Sessions, we have further meetings coming up on; Wednesday, November 11 @ 6PM: ‘Covid-19 & Haemophilia’ with Dr. Cedric Hermans This webinar has unfortunately been cancelled: Tuesday, November 17 @ 6pm: ‘Coping During Read more >
