Implementation and value of providing a multidisciplinary haematology and gynaecology service for individuals with bleeding and thrombotic disorders: A British Society for Haematology & United Kingdom Haemophilia Centre Doctors' Organisation Good Practice Paper

Biss T, Millen E, Warren C, Raheja P, Garside S, Sarah Garside, Motwani J, Stone A, Lowe G, Thomas J. Clark, Clark TJ, BSH Committee & UKHCDO Girls and Women with Bleeding Disorders Working Party
British journal of haematology · 2026 · vol. 209(3) , pp. 919–927 · doi:10.1111/bjh.70717 · PMID:42543881 · PMC13570164
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This British Society for Haematology and UKHCDO good practice paper outlines the implementation and value of a multidisciplinary haematology and gynaecology service for individuals with bleeding and thrombotic disorders.

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