Fact Sheets on Hemophilia

At a glance

Learn more about hemophilia with these printable resources.

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Get tested regularly for an inhibitor

Fact sheet titled, Have a bleeding disorder? Get tested regularly for an inhibitor
Learn more about what an inhibitor is and who is at risk of developing one.

Have a Bleeding Disorder? Get tested regularly for an inhibitor: This fact sheet talks about inhibitors, a potentially dangerous health problem that affect people with bleeding disorders.

Treatment options and resources for inhibitors

Fact sheet titled Diagnosis and beyond: treatment options and resources for people with hemophilia.
Information about diagnosing and treating inhibitors.

Diagnosis and Beyond: Treatment Options and Resources for People with Inhibitors [English]: This fact sheet contains information about treatment options for inhibitors and provides resources for people who have been diagnosed with an inhibitor or would like to learn more on the subject.

Community Counts: Fact sheet for HTC clinicians and staff

Fact sheet titled, Community Counts Fact Sheet for HTC Clinicians and Staff
This fact sheet is for HTC staff to learn more about Community Counts.

Community Counts: Fact Sheet for HTC Clinicians and Staff: This fact sheet is for HTC clinicians and staff to provide additional information on the Community Counts Registry for Bleeding Disorder Surveillance.

Community Counts participant brochure

Brochure titled, How can you benefit from participating in Community Counts Registry for Bleeding Disorders Surveillance
Information about Community Counts for potential participants.

Patient Brochure [English | Spanish]: This brochure for patients describes the benefits of participating in the Community Counts Registry for Bleeding Disorders Surveillance.

Family emergency kit checklist

Handbook titled, Family Emergency Checklist for People with Bleeding Disorders
Family emergency checklist for people who have a bleeding disorder

Family Emergency Kit Checklist: It is important to develop an emergency plan before disaster strikes. It is especially important for people with bleeding disorders to have a plan in place in order to ensure that the same level of care is maintained in the event of a disaster.