Treating for stability: an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in Europe

Recent improvements in approaches to treatment have opened a window of opportunity to redefine and expand the goals of treatment in haemophilia This article explores treatment culture in light of these improvements and its potential impact on the range of possibilitis in the lived experience of haem...

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Main Authors: Hughes Thomas, Brok-Kristensen Mikkel, Gargeya Yosha, Worsøe Lottrup Anne Mette, Bo Larsen Ask, Torres-Ortuño Ana, Mackett Nicki, Stevens John
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2020-12-01
Series:The Journal of Haemophilia Practice
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.17225/jhp00169
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author Hughes Thomas
Brok-Kristensen Mikkel
Gargeya Yosha
Worsøe Lottrup Anne Mette
Bo Larsen Ask
Torres-Ortuño Ana
Mackett Nicki
Stevens John
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Brok-Kristensen Mikkel
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description Recent improvements in approaches to treatment have opened a window of opportunity to redefine and expand the goals of treatment in haemophilia This article explores treatment culture in light of these improvements and its potential impact on the range of possibilitis in the lived experience of haemophilia.
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spelling doaj.art-d66c6dc66cee43239673d1dce29e548d2023-05-06T15:59:46ZengSciendoThe Journal of Haemophilia Practice2055-33902020-12-017116517210.17225/jhp00169Treating for stability: an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in EuropeHughes Thomas0Brok-Kristensen Mikkel1Gargeya Yosha2Worsøe Lottrup Anne Mette3Bo Larsen Ask4Torres-Ortuño Ana5Mackett Nicki6Stevens John7ReD Associates, Copenhagen, DenmarkReD Associates, Copenhagen, DenmarkReD Associates, Copenhagen, DemnarkReD Associates, Copenhagen, DenmarkReD Associates, Copenhagen, DenmarkUniversity of Murcia, SpainAlder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust, UKSwedish Orphan Biovitrum AB (Sobi), Stockholm, SwedenRecent improvements in approaches to treatment have opened a window of opportunity to redefine and expand the goals of treatment in haemophilia This article explores treatment culture in light of these improvements and its potential impact on the range of possibilitis in the lived experience of haemophilia.https://doi.org/10.17225/jhp00169treatment goalshaemophiliametrics of successflexible treatmentannual bleed rateethnography
spellingShingle Hughes Thomas
Brok-Kristensen Mikkel
Gargeya Yosha
Worsøe Lottrup Anne Mette
Bo Larsen Ask
Torres-Ortuño Ana
Mackett Nicki
Stevens John
Treating for stability: an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in Europe
The Journal of Haemophilia Practice
treatment goals
haemophilia
metrics of success
flexible treatment
annual bleed rate
ethnography
title Treating for stability: an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in Europe
title_full Treating for stability: an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in Europe
title_fullStr Treating for stability: an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in Europe
title_full_unstemmed Treating for stability: an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in Europe
title_short Treating for stability: an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in Europe
title_sort treating for stability an ethnographic study of aspirations and limitations in haemophilia treatment in europe
topic treatment goals
haemophilia
metrics of success
flexible treatment
annual bleed rate
ethnography
url https://doi.org/10.17225/jhp00169
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