We work closely with clinicians across the full range of medical specialities, including gastroenterology, endocrinology, haematology, oncology, rheumatology, occupational therapy and nursing.
Our education programme supports clinicians working with people with genetic haemochromatosis to advance best practice in clinical pathways and share learnings across specialities.
Our education programme is possible due to the generous support of the Shears Trust, Miss Butters Reekie Charitable Trust and Ground Construction Limited.
Professor Fitzsimons will provide an overview of genetic haemochromatosis, how it's diagnosed and the recommend care pathways in the UK. Read more
Dr WJH Griffiths PhD FRCP, Consultant Hepatologist at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge will present the latest clinical research into assessing iron overload using MRI techniques. Read more
We provide free professional development webinars, specifically tailored to GPs to identify and diagnose patients with genetic haemochromatosis. Register now. Read more
Join us for this professional development webinar, specifically tailored to GPs to identify and diagnose patients with genetic haemochromatosis. Register now. Read more
Best Practice is the UK’s national event for general practice. It uniquely brings together over 6,000 senior decision-makers and key influencers working within a practice or group of practices. Read more
This is the must-attend event of the year for GPs and practice teams, with more than 60 hours of learning tackling the latest clinical and policy developments across the UK and bringing together an impressive range of national and international speakers. Read more
Join us for this accelerated professional development webinar, specifically tailored to GPs to identify and diagnose patients with genetic haemochromatosis. Register now. Read more
At this year's Royal College of Nursing Congress, we are delighted to launch our Venesection Best Practice Guidance (endorsed by RCN). Read more
Haemochromatosis UK will be opening this conference with an address on iron overload form the patients' perspective. Read more