Patient group trainings at Beacon, a UK-based non-profit organisation for rare diseases

Beacon is a UK-based non-profit organisation that is building a united rare disease community with patient groups at its heart. Their patient group trainings aim to help these often small and voluntary organisations to form, grow, and professionalise. Their events and trainings also give patient groups the opportunity to connect and collaborate with others across

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Find a PH clinical trial near you with phaware’s “Clinical Trials Matcher”

The phaware global association was founded by a group of pulmonary hypertension awareness activists and is comprised of patients, caregivers, and medical professionals. It creates PH awareness and global engagement on behalf of families, caregivers and medical professionals and supports innovative PH research efforts to find a cure for this deadly disease. phaware.global is both

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“Realistic medicine” puts the person receiving health and social care at the centre of decisions made about their care

“Realistic medicine” puts the person receiving health and social care at the centre of decisions made about their care. The term Realistic Medicine was first introduced by Scotland’s Chief Medical Officer, Catherine Calderwood, in her annual report from 2016 and is being embedded across Scotland, championed by local and national clinical leaders. The Realistic Medicine

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PHA UK

Pulmonary Hypertension Association UK (PHA UK) Adress: Unit 1, Newton Business Centre, Newton Chambers Road, Thorncliffe Park, Chapeltown, Sheffield,S35 2PH Phone Number: +44 (0)1709 761450 Director of Membership Support: Shaun Clayton Association Email: office@phauk.org https://www.phauk.org/  

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European Patients’ Academy on Therapeutic Innovation (EUPATI), a patient-led initiative to enhance knowledge of medicine R & D processes

The European Patients’ Academy on Therapeutic Innovation (EUPATI) is a patient-led partnership working across stakeholders to enhance patient engagement, registered as an independent non-profit Foundation in the Netherlands. It announced today an important milestone for their “Toolbox”: 5 million unique users since its launch in 2016. Explore the EUPATI Toolbox to learn more about medicine

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“Prevalence of mental disorders and impact on quality of life in patients with pulmonary arteriaI hypertension”, Frontiers in Psychiatry

Three patient representatives (Ralf Schmiedel, Pisana Ferrari, Hans-Dieter Kulla) contributed to the study and article. The first two are patients having undergone lung transplant, Mr Kulla is the President of ph e.v., German PH association. The other authors are Karen M. Olsson, Tanja Meltendorf, Manuel J Richter, Jan Fuge, Jan Christopher Kamp, Da-Hee Park, Henning

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“Exercise your way to better post-transplant health”, by the Council of Europe European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare EDQM

The Council of Europe and its Committee on Organ Transplantation support and recommend physical activity as a major way to improve the health status of transplant patients. Regular light-to-moderate exercise plays a crucial role in restoring both the physical and mental health of transplant recipients. The authors advise organ recipients ask their transplant doctors to

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