Aspire. Empowering professionals to lead Haemophilia care

Members of the multi-disciplinary team involved in delivering haemophilia care face a range of significant clinical and service leadership challenges. These include the developing treatment landscape, the drive towards individualised care, an uneven age structure among haemophilia nurses and constra...

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Published in:Journal of Haemophilia Practice 2017-01, Vol.4 (1), p.22-28
Main Authors: Dodgson, Sandra, Bryan, Jenny, Fletcher, Simon, Harrison, Cathy, Ibbs, Clare, Jones, April, McLaughlin, Paul, O’Brien, Gráinne, Varney, Sharon, Wareing, Anne, Wick, Pamela
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