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a rare bleeding disorder The ITP Support Association itp annual conventions The ITP Support Association itp annual conventions what are their purpose ? The ITP Support Association itp annual conventions what are their purpose ? EDUCATION


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a rare bleeding disorder

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The ITP Support Association

itp annual conventions

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The ITP Support Association

itp annual conventions

what are their purpose ?

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The ITP Support Association

itp annual conventions

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EDUCATION

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EMPOWERMENT

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itp annual conventions

GUEST SPEAKERS

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GUEST SPEAKERS LISTEN AND LEARN FROM THE PATIENTS

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RESEARCH

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FUNDS

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ANNUALLY WE SUPPORT AND FUND THE ADULT REGISTRY THE PEDIATRIC REGISTRY THE PREGNANCY REGISTRY

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We have also been ASKED To fund various research projects For instance FATIGUE FOOD INTOLERANCE

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But we have also funded many other research projects. Since the association was started YOU have helped provided funds which we have invested into research. This amounts to circa £750,000

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Clinical Study Group into Bleeding Dissorders

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this was originally suggested, created and organised by UKHCDO

The UK Haemophilia Consultant Doctors Organisation

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number of bleeding dissorders ? any ideas

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the project grew !

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NIHR National Institute for Health Research Funds

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PSP

Priority Setting Partnership With the James Lind Alliance

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Who you might ask is the

James Lind Alliance ?

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James Lind conducted the first known clinical trial

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The ITP Support Association The answer is scurvy.

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The ITP Support Association Bleeding Disorders PSP

Identify the unanswered questions about bleeding disorders treatment from patient and clinical perspectives Not restricted to haemophilia and related inherited bleeding disorders Prioritise those that patients and clinicians agree are the most important, for research Publicise and take the results to research commissioning bodies to be considered for funding Led by a Steering Group

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Patient reps: Haemophilia Society Liz Carroll

  • Dr. William McKeown

Patrick Gallagher William Woolard ITP Support Forum Derek Elston Postpartum Haemorrhage Support Group TBC Analytics: HCD Health Economics Charlotte Camp University of Chester Jamie O’Hara Clinical reps:

  • UKHCDO
  • Prof. Mike Laffan
  • Prof. Peter Collins
  • Dr. Susie Shapiro
  • Blood Transfusion service (NBTS)
  • Dr. Simon Stanworth
  • Physiotherapists
  • David Stephensen
  • Haemophilia Nurses Association
  • Dr. Kate Khair

Facilitator: Sheela Upadhyaya – JLA Advisor

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On the 24th April 2017, the PSP went ‘LIVE’ with an on line survey. We need you to think of all you have learnt about ITP and consider the aspects that you would like to be researched. You may have only one. You may have multiple subjects. This is your opportunity to register what you think is important to you and the ITP community.

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WE NEED YOU

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www.stopthebleeding.org.uk

Facebook - @StopthebleedingUK Twitter - @StopbleedingUK