Clinics & Inpatient Care Units

Hemophilia Comprehensive Care Program

Resources

Hemophilia treatments in 2016: Helping you prepare for new options

Dr. Jerry Teitel, medical director of St. Michael's Hemophilia Program, introduces some of the new products that are being made available for hemophilia treatment, including: Kovaltry, Xyntha, Nuwiq and Eloctate, as well as upcoming treatments, Alprolix, Rixubis, N9-GP and Idelvion.

The video below will help patients make decisions about potentially switching treatments, along with the program's input.

Also, registered nurse Joanne Solarski explains the nursing and practical aspects of switching treatments.

Instructions on how to reconstitute products: Kovaltry, Eloctate, Xyntha and Nuwiq.

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+ Urgent treatment of bleeding in Hemophilia

For people with hemophilia, spontaneous or traumatic bleeding requires urgent treatment. However, since Hemophilia A and B are rare, many physicians aren’t familiar with the principles of managing bleeding disorders in emergency cases.

The Hemophilia Comprehensive Care Program at St. Michael's Hospital — Canada’s largest hemophilia treatment centre — has developed a video and an infographic as brief guides to assist family doctors, emergency physicians or any other clinicians who might be called upon to provide urgent care for a hemophilia patient with an acute bleeding event.

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+ Bleeding disorders tool kit for clinicians

The Bott-Harrington Nursing Fellowship in Bleeding Disorders Learning Tool Kit is designed to assist nurses and allied health care professionals to acquire specialized knowledge about caring for patients with inherited bleeding disorders.

This comprehensive resource provides the learner with 10 modules covering topics including but not limited to comprehensive care in Canada, clinical manifestations and bleed assessments, home infusion program, and preparing for procedures. All modules aim to provide valuable knowledge that can be incorporated into daily practice.