For many years haemophilia centres have been audited every 3 years to assess the quality of care given. Many of our members were involved in these audits and have told us how interesting and important these visits were. More recently The Society has been working with The UK Haemophilia Doctors
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Monthly updates launched
So much happens here at The Society, and we want to share all of these great things with you more regularly. That’s why have decided to produce a monthly update so that we can keep you in touch with all our news, activities and events. You can read our update
Book now for our member conference and AGM
All members are invited to join us for our two-day mini congress including AGM and gala dinner on Saturday & Sunday 17/18 November 2018 in Birmingham. Enjoy sessions on a wide range of relevant topics, meet others with bleeding disorders and find out the results of trustee elections for 2018. A
Statement in relation to representation at the forthcoming Public Inquiry
Following the announcement of the forthcoming Public Inquiry, we feel it helpful to set out what we believe to be our role in relation to representing our members. Firstly, we have spoken to members who do not want to be identified but have asked that we represent their views during
Roadshow Update – New Date
We have a new date for our roadshows on the upcoming Statutory Public Inquiry! Belfast Friday 2nd March at Jury’s Inn Hotel Belfast If you would like to attend please let us know at publicinquiry@haemophilia.org.uk or call us on 020 7939 0780. We also have some places left at
Understanding your views on the public inquiry
Calling out to members. As part of our preparations for the upcoming public inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal we need your help to ensure we have a comprehensive understanding of the views and opinions of everyone within the community. We are holding a series of roadshows around the UK
Updated Guidance for the Special Category Mechanism for people at Stage 1
The BSA which administers the support scheme for people affected by contaminated blood and blood products in England (EIBSS), published updated guidance for healthcare professionals filling in applications for people infected with Hep C classed as Stage 1 who are applying for higher payments through the Special Category Mechanism (SCM). The