Ahmed Bahi on Qatar’s Self-Infusion Program for Hemophilia Patients
Ahmed Bahi, Critical Care Pharmacist Specialist in Trauma Services at Hamad Medical Corporation, shared on LinkedIn:
”Exciting News from Qatar!
I’m thrilled to share the successful establishment of our self-infusion program for hemophilia patients, a collaborative effort between Qatar Foundation Health Group (QFHG) and the Hematology/Oncology team at Hamad Medical Corporation’s National Center for Cancer Care and Research (NCCCR).
This initiative included comprehensive didactic lectures and hands-on live stations, culminating in a knowledge assessment survey to ensure our patients feel empowered and informed.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone involved, especially:
– Dr. Osama Elhomsi
– Dr. Honar Cherif
– Dr. Liam Ferrnough
– Dr.Sheab Fared
– Dr.Amna Jameel
– Dr.Deena Mudawi
Your dedication and expertise made this program a reality, significantly improving the quality of life for hemophilia patients in our community.
Together, we are making strides toward better healthcare and patient empowerment!”
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