Stephanie Van Slyke: Making Your Voice Heard in Hemophilia Care
Stephanie Van Slyke, Clinical Ethicist at Center for Practical Bioethics, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Honored to facilitate an educational breakout session at the upcoming Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan 2026 National Women‘s Conference in October.
My session, ‘Your Voice. Your Choice. Your Legacy: Empowerment Through Advance Directives,’ is a topic I am deeply passionate about.
Every person deserves the opportunity to have their values, preferences, and goals respected, even during times when they may not be able to speak for themselves.
Together, we will explore how advance directives can empower individuals and families, reduce uncertainty during medical crises, and ensure that healthcare decisions remain aligned with what matters most.”
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