NEWSBREAK: Dr. Bobby Abraham Leads Hemophilia Initiative at Believers Hospital

 NEWSBREAK: Dr. Bobby Abraham Leads Hemophilia Initiative at Believers Hospital

In a significant development aimed at enhancing hemophilia care and support, Dr. Bobby Abraham, Consultant in Clinical Hematology at Believers Hospital, played a pivotal role in the inaugural meeting of the Hemophilia Club in Mavelikara. As the invited guest, Dr. Abraham shared valuable insights into the nuances of hemophilia care, leveraging the expertise available at Believers Hospital.

The event served as a platform for healthcare professionals and stakeholders to collaborate and exchange knowledge on effective strategies for managing hemophilia, a rare but serious bleeding disorder. Dr. Abraham's participation underscored Believers Hospital's commitment to advancing medical care and promoting interdisciplinary collaboration in the field of hematology.

During his address, Dr. Abraham emphasized the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to hemophilia care, highlighting the significance of integrating various specialties to provide comprehensive treatment and support to patients. He introduced the audience to the upcoming Hemophilia Clinic scheduled for the 20th, inviting all attendees to participate in this inaugural event.

The Hemophilia Clinic is part of the multidisciplinary R.E.A.C.H initiative (Rehabilitation, Education, Assistance, Care, and Hope), spearheaded by Believers Hospital. This initiative aims to address the complex needs of hemophilia patients by bringing together experts from diverse fields, including orthopedics, lab hematology, pain management, transfusion medicine, radiodiagnosis, and physical and medical rehabilitation.

The R.E.A.C.H initiative represents a holistic approach to hemophilia care, focusing not only on medical interventions but also on providing comprehensive support and resources to patients and their families. By integrating various specialties and services, the clinic aims to improve patient outcomes, enhance quality of life, and promote long-term well-being for individuals living with hemophilia.

Dr. Abraham urged attendees to extend their support to the outREACH effort, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and collaboration in addressing the challenges faced by hemophilia patients. He highlighted the role of education, awareness, and advocacy in reducing stigma, increasing access to care, and improving the overall quality of life for individuals affected by hemophilia.

As Believers Hospital continues to spearhead initiatives aimed at advancing healthcare and promoting patient-centered care, Dr. Bobby Abraham's leadership in the field of hemophilia underscores the institution's unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation in medical practice. Through collaborative efforts and proactive initiatives like the Hemophilia Clinic, Believers Hospital reaffirms its dedication to serving the needs of patients and communities, setting a benchmark for healthcare excellence in the region.