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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,

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

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

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

We’ve been uploading recordings from our ongoing series of webinars so you catch up on the ones you’ve missed at your convenience. The latest of which is An Update on

Thanks to everyone who applied for an educational grant from the I.H.S. This year we received a lot of applications once again this year, which is brilliant! The I.H.S. educational

We have received an update from the National Coagulation Centre, you can read below in full: We would like to thank everyone in the patient community for their continued support

Comprehensive Care services at St. James’s Hospital The Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the infrastructure for treatment of haemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders in St. James

We’ve been uploading recordings from our ongoing series of webinars so you catch up on the ones you’ve missed at your convenience. The latest of which is the Exercise &