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Items tagged 'bleeds'

  • National Haemophilia Journal

New and emerging issues in physiotherapy

  • Abi Polus -
  • 26 June 2024
With the new treatments I am seeing people with bleeding disorders in the haemophilia clinic and on the hospital ward who are having a different presentation of bleeding to what we had traditionally seen.
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  • National Haemophilia Journal

Ultrasound, bleeds, joints and sport

  • Bianca Da Silva -
  • 26 June 2024
The Professional Development Day at WFH 2024 World Congress was an ultrasound workshop, teaching how to detect the presence or absence of a bleed.
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  • National Haemophilia Journal

Identifying bleeds

  • Stephen Matthews -
  • 11 December 2023

STEPHEN MATTHEWS Stephen Matthews is Clinical Nurse Consultant Haemophilia at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, NSW Is it a…

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  • National Haemophilia Journal

Managing bleeds under new treatments

  • Suzanne O'Callaghan -
  • 14 March 2022

SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN Suzanne O'Callaghan is HFA Policy Research and Education Manager With new haemophilia treatments for adults and children available…

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  • National Haemophilia Journal

Physiotherapy during COVID-19

  • Alison Morris and Abi Polus -
  • 22 June 2020

Physiotherapy and bleeding disorders during COVID-19 ALISON MORRIS AND ABI POLUS Alison Morris is Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Perth Children's Hospital…

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  • National Haemophilia Journal

Iliopsoas muscle bleeds

  • Andrew Atkins -
  • 5 December 2018

ANDREW ATKINS Andrew Atkins is Nurse Consultant, SA Adult Haemophilia Treatment Centre, Royal Adelaide Hospital Muscle bleeds are the second…

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