Medical professional and educator resources

Our resources offer valuable guidance to enhance understanding and improve care for individuals with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) and related red cell disorders.
Educators, healthcare professionals, and community members can access specialised programs, educational materials, and essential guidelines to foster a more informed and supportive approach. From classroom tools for teachers to critical clinical protocols, each resource reflects our commitment to creating knowledgeable, compassionate environments for those affected by SCD. Explore each section to deepen your knowledge and advance supportive care.
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