The countdown is ON! Less than 1 month until #BDC2024 lights up Atlanta! Join us from September 12-14 for the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation’s 76th Annual Conference. Prepare for an incredible lineup of sessions, networking opportunities, and interactive exhibits at the Georgia World Congress Center. Let’s make this year unforgettable! Register Now at bleeding.org/BDC
National Bleeding Disorders Foundation
Non-profit Organizations
New York, NY 5,703 followers
Finding better treatments/cures for inheritable blood/bleeding disorders and preventing related complications
About us
The National Bleeding Disorders Foundation is dedicated to finding better treatments and cures for inheritable blood and bleeding disorders and to preventing the complications of these disorders through education, advocacy and research. Its programs and initiatives are made possible through the generosity of individuals, corporations and foundations as well as through a cooperative agreement with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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https://bleeding.org/
External link for National Bleeding Disorders Foundation
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1948
- Specialties
- hemophilia, bleeding disorders, and von Willebrand disease
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Primary
7 Penn Plaza
Suite 1204
New York, NY 10001, US
Employees at National Bleeding Disorders Foundation
Updates
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Last week the Arizona Bleeding Disorders Foundation hosted over 300 community members at their Annual Meeting, August 16-18 in Phoenix, Arizona covering a diverse and interesting range of topics and sessions for all life stages. NBDF presented a candid conversation on "What does the Community Think?" where three lived experts and an HTC physician spoke about their experiences with various treatment options including gene therapy, and how community is more important now than ever before. Interested in joining your local chapter and connecting with community members? Visit bleeding.org/chapters to learn more.
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Congratulations to Brian Andrew, NBDF’s 2024 Red Tie Soirée Honoree of the Year! We are thrilled to announce Brian Andrew as this year’s Red Tie Soiree Honoree! Join us in celebrating Brian’s achievements and exceptional service to our community by reserving your table today. This unforgettable evening will honor Brian and bring our community together for a night of inspiration, elegance, and impact. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. This year’s Soiree takes place at the Chicago Cultural Center on Friday, October 25th. Reserve Your Seat at bleeding.org/soiree
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The Evolving Role of the HTC Social Worker Join us for an enlightening webinar exploring the crucial roles of social workers within hemophilia treatment centers across the United States. Titled "Defining the Micro and Macro Roles of a Hemophilia Treatment Center Social Worker in the United States from an Interdisciplinary Team Perspective," this session will delve into the diverse responsibilities of social workers, which span from individual patient care to community and policy impacts. When teams leverage the full range of skills of an HTC social worker, patient outcomes can be significantly enhanced. DIANE BARTLETT, Samantha Carlson, LMSW, Kathaleen Schnur, MSW, LCSW, Amy K. Wilson, LICSW
The Evolving Role of the HTC Social Worker
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Today at 2 PM EST: NBDF's Wednesday Webinar Series (Register at https://bit.ly/3repSz1) Join us for an enlightening session as we explore the crucial roles of social workers within hemophilia treatment centers across the U.S. Featuring: * Kathaleen Schnur, LCSW * Diane Bartlett, LCSW * Amy K. Wilson, LICSW * Host: Samantha Carlson, LMSW 📅 Topic: The Evolving Role of the HTC Social Worker: How to Adapt Practices and Enhance Care Led by experienced HTC Social Workers, this webinar will dive into their diverse responsibilities, from individual patient care to community impact. Discover how leveraging the full scope of social work can significantly enhance patient outcomes. 🌟 Why Attend? * Gain insights from a recent study on the perception of social work roles across disciplines. * Understand the vital contributions social workers make in patient care, advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration. * Learn how social workers navigate complex healthcare systems and advocate for policy changes that improve bleeding disorder care. * This is a must-attend for healthcare professionals, social workers, patient advocates, and anyone interested in bleeding disorder care.
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Do you have a bleeding disorder? Join other community members in Atlanta, GA for the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation’s premier event of the year. Engage with thought leaders, gain valuable knowledge, and connect with others who share your passion for advancing bleeding disorders care. Register Today! bleeding.org/BDC
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Learn more on how to assess and treat pain in bleeding disorders. https://bit.ly/46RE6Gn
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Excitement is building in the #bleedingdisorders community for #BDC2024! Join us in Atlanta, GA for NBDF's largest annual conference. Connect with experts, attend inspiring sessions, and be part of a community dedicated to advancing bleeding disorders care. Don’t miss out! Learn More at bleeding.org/BDC
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A huge thank you to everyone who participated in the NBDF's No Limitation National Field Day Event! Your support helps us raise awareness and funds for inheritable blood disorders. Together, we make a powerful impact. Stay tuned for more updates and events! For questions about NBDF email Victor Da Silva, Annual Giving Manager, at [email protected]. #NBDFFieldDay #Gratitude #CommunityImpact
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