Strengthening the Public Health System for Blood Disorders – Hemophilia Federation of America
Hemophilia Federation of America shared a post on LinkedIn:
“‘This is not about preserving bureaucracy for bureaucracy’s sake. It is about preserving a public health system that detects threats, prevents avoidable complications, strengthens specialized care and gives patients and clinicians the evidence they need to make better decisions.
Fifty years of expertise, partnerships and patient data have created an infrastructure that has helped Americans with blood disorders live longer and healthier lives.
We should strengthen that legacy — not dismantle it.’
Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, Mary Catherine Moffett, writes about the impact of changes to the Division of Blood Disorders and Public Health Genomics within CDC.”
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