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While regular clinics and non-urgent day patient treatments are suspended at the moment during this COVID-19 emergency, people with bleeding disorders who have active medical issues are being reviewed by

For Covid-19 and haemophilia, all of the precautions with which we are becoming very familiar to avoid infection apply. Prevention and treatment do not substantially differ because a person has

The Spring issue of our quarterly magazine is out now! The latest issue comes packed with loads of interesting articles from members and staff, news and updates, reports from events

Our work and home environments have been altered and impacted very significantly by the SARS-CoV-2, the Coronavirus responsible for the Covid-19 pandemic. At the time of writing (March 27th), we

In the midst of the current Coronavirus pandemic, it is worth re-stating that the haemophilia and bleeding disorders service at CHI, Crumlin remains operational. Out patient clinics are virtual where

All outpatients clinics are cancelled for now in the Cork Coagulation Centre, these clinics will operate as telephone clinics for the foreseeable future, including adult and paediatric clinics,  The Cork Coagulation

Urgent / emergency review by the NCC team after 5PM and at weekends / on bank holidays during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you have a bleeding disorder and have a

Our work and home environments have been altered and impacted very significantly by the SARS-CoV-2, the Coronavirus responsible for the Covid-19 pandemic. SARS stands for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. There

In relation to deliveries from TCP to people with bleeding disorders who are on home treatment: From the week beginning the 16th of March, your next two scheduled deliveries from