The Ecuador 2026 National Conference on Coagulation Disorders – WFH
World Federation of Hemophilia shared a post on LinkedIn:
“The Ecuador 2026 National Conference on Coagulation Disorders closes day two having fully achieved its objectives: strengthening capacities, promoting scientific exchange, and continuing to coordinate efforts to improve comprehensive care for people with bleeding disorders in the country.
Over these two days, health professionals, scientific societies, institutions, and strategic partners shared knowledge, experiences, and perspectives that contribute to the development of more timely and multidisciplinary care centred on the needs of the community.
The WFH celebrates Ecuador’s demonstrated commitment to our community.
We also reaffirm our willingness to continue supporting – in collaboration with the Ministry of Health – initiatives that strengthen national capacities in hemostasis and improve the quality of life of people and families living with coagulation disorders.”
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