Resources
The detrimental impact of ferritin “normal” ranges on diagnosis of bleeding disorders in women
Editorial written for Research & Practice In Thrombosis & Haemostasis – December 2024
Dr. Michelle Scholzberg & Dr. Grace H. Tang, St. Michael’s Hospital, Ontario
Detrimental impact of ferritin normal ranges on diagnosis of bleeding disorders in women
Canada
Canadian Hemophilia Society Women and bleeding disorders | Hemophilia
Let’s talk period Let’s talk period (letstalkperiod.ca)
Hemophilia Ontario Women With Bleeding Disorders are a priority for us. (hemophilia.on.ca)
International (WFH)
World Federation of Hemophilia eLearning Platform
Inherited bleeding disorders affecting women | Hemophilia
WFH eLearning Platform – von Willebrand Disease
WFH eLearning Platform – Carriers and Women with Hemophilia – Setswana
Videos
Dr. Meghan Pike will be introducing the Adolescent Menstrual Bleeding Questionnaire (aMBQ), designed to measure the impact of heavy menstrual bleeding on adolescent quality-of-life, and the app, called WeThrive, that can identify adolescents who have heavy menstrual bleeding.
We have the infographics for WeThrive for both teens and clinicians.
You can follow @we_thrive_app on Instagram, Twitter and TicTok.
The app is available on Android, IIOS, and at the Google store.
SESSION 1 | RED HOT TOPICS [September 10, 2021]
“New quality of life score in adolescent menorrhagia”
Presented by DR. MEGHAN PIKE, IWK Health Centre, Halifax
SESSION 1 | RED HOT TOPICS [September 10, 2021]
“A new hemophilia carrier nomenclature to define hemophilia in women and girls” Presented by DR. ROBERT SIDONIO, Emory University, Georgia, U.S.A.
SESSION 1 | RED HOT TOPICS [September 10, 2021]
“Sexuality and bleeding disorders”
Presented by GREIG BLAMEY, PT, Health Sciences Centre, Winnipeg, MB
CHS Rendez-vous 2019 / SESSION 3: WOMEN AND BLEEDING DISORDERS
Rendez-vous 2019 – Canadian bleeding disorder Medical and Scientific Symposium SESSION 3: WOMEN AND BLEEDING DISORDERS “Access to care issues for women with bleeding disorders: project update and preliminary results” Presented by DR. MICHELLE SHOLZBERG, St. Michael’s Hospital
CHS Rendez-vous 2019 / SESSION 3: WOMEN AND BLEEDING DISORDERS
Rendez-vous 2019 – Canadian bleeding disorder Medical and Scientific Symposium SESSION 3: WOMEN AND BLEEDING DISORDERS “How common is common? Prevalence and predictors of bleeding disorders in young women” Presented by DR. AYESHA ZIA, Southwestern Children’s Medical Center, Dallas, Texas
CHS Rendez-vous 2019 / SESSION 3: WOMEN AND BLEEDING DISORDERS
Rendez-vous 2019 – Canadian bleeding disorder Medical and Scientific Symposium SESSION 3: WOMEN AND BLEEDING DISORDERS “The phenotype-genotype challenge: A case and expert panel discussion” – ** IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH/POWERPOINT IN ENGLISH ** Presented by ELISABETH FAUVEL-BENOÎT, RN, CHU Sainte-Justine Panelists: Elisabeth Fauvel-Benoît, RN, Dr. Georges-Étienne Rivard, Dr. Rochelle Winikoff