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In Spain, a very small number of centers have achieved this mention.
A multidisciplinary team of Miguel Servet University Hospital of Zaragoza, led by the Hematology and Hemotherapy service, has obtained the highest European recognition as a Comprehensive Care Center for people with Hemophilia and other congenital coagulopathies, delivered by the European Association of Hemophilia and Associated Diseases.
The multidisciplinary team who has been granted the recognition includes physicians in Pediatrics, Pediatric Surgery, Radiology, Traumatology, Rehabilitation, Obstetrics, Genetics, Digestive, Infectious Diseases, Emergencies and Pharmacy services, as reported by the Ministry of Health of the Government of Aragon.
La Dr. Nuria Fernández Mosteirín and the Dr. José Manuel Calvo Villas, associate physician and section head of the Thrombosis and Hemostasis area of the Servet Hematology and Hemotherapy service, respectively, explain that the comprehensive approach to people with hemophilia involves combining the experience of doctors from different specialties, Nursing staff and different health and administrative staff and the collaboration of the Aragon patient association to offer the best care offer to all affected people.
This paper new allows the Multidisciplinary Unit comprehensive care for people with hemophilia and other congenital coagulopathies achieve recognition from the most prestigious centers in Europe.
En Spain, a very small number of centers have achieved this recognition and its obtaining by this Unit includes it within the European Network of Centers recognized for the comprehensive care of any patient diagnosed with these coagulopathies.
The volume total number of patients treated at Servet with congenital coagulopathies, considering all the deficiencies of coagulation factors or thrombocytopathies, in their different forms of severity, exceeds 300, of which 100 suffer from hemophilia.
Source: Heraldo de Aragón
