Rare Disease Day-themed free event for people living with a rare disease and their families on Saturday, 1 March at the Sydney Children's Hospital.๐๐จโ๐ฉโ๐ฆ
Learn more and register: https://t.co/hhxsQu8SPl
Sydney Children's Hospital is hosting a clinical education day to celebrate Rare Disease Day on 28 February at Sydney's Children Hospital. The event is for health professionals who have an interest in rare disease.
Register: https://t.co/qmUBQVgYac
A really interesting talk from @GemmaChand at #ICG2023 highlighting advances in genomic education to support safe mainstreaming including one of my personal favourite approaches - communities of clinical learning practice - like our Rare ECHO https://t.co/yo4ANnySYO @RArESTECHO
With 95% of #RareDisease having no approved treatments it is critical to know how to embed clinical research safely into our health care practice. Hearing fromthe incredible Dr Falak Helwani from @RareVoices learn more about our Rare @RArESTECHO sessions https://t.co/yo4ANnySYO
We are excited to launch another round of interactive educational sessions to share knowledge and partner with #raredisease patient groups. Lets reduce low-value healthcare and promote equitable person-centred high-quality #rarecare@UNSWMedicine@RandwickHealth@AusGenomics
Just 1 more sleep to go...Join our #Transition Care Network webinar series to hear from Dr Elizabeth Emma Palmer on the #Transition for young people with a #raredisease. Tomorrow Wednesday 12th July, 12:30-1:30pm. To register please visit: https://t.co/ycX2LLqjbi
Did you know GPs see about 70 people living with a rare disease in their practice? Join our next round of Rare Disease ECHO sessions to learn how to care for these patients: https://t.co/erJaOBfvdw @emmagenetics@LaurenMcKn1ght@RareVoices@ProjectECHO
Fantastic news, we're running another round of #raredisease webinars ๐ฅณ New topics, improved format, same great community building!
https://t.co/x0f28U4eJ5
For all those interested in #rare and #undiagnosed diseases the undiagnosed disease day global webinar can be watched here https://t.co/Wev8gv1Dv0 A huge thank you to the @WilhelmFound for organising and especially to all the brave patients and families who spoke
Researchers from the University of Queensland are seeking participants to complete an online survey about their views on genomic technologies & their impact on people with disability: https://t.co/vEms7nyqa3
#Research
Advances in rare disease genomics can significantly help GPs access diagnoses. Ongoing developments in research and advanced therapeutics continue to provide hope for patients. Read more... https://t.co/hk9NyTYnne
@YvonneZurynski@RareVoices@emmagenetics@imichellefarrar
Interested in culturally appropriate whole of life care for #raredisease? Our @RArESTECHO next interactive webinar for health professionals is happening tomorrow! Join for free: https://t.co/40vVI1gLut
Join @genomicsedu on 20 April for their next #LinkageExpertWebinar hosted by Dr Hassan Shakeel. In this broadcast, Hassan will describe his work repurposing drugs for rare disease: https://t.co/xMlLALmSLb
@RachaelHavrlant@nswaci@silvanatechera7 We're excited to have presenters from opposite sides of Australia chatting about how to provide great care. All health professionals are welcome to join๐
We will also have an engaging case study presented by @silvanatechera7, #Transition Care Coordinator @nswaci about moving from paediatric to adult care
Join us on 19 April to hear from Danielle Headland about #CulturalSafety in #raredisease! Danielle is a Whadjuk Yued woman from the Noongar Nation, Champion at Lyfe Languages and Aboriginal Research Officer @telethonkids. Register here: https://t.co/5tLj6u9iAg