Erika Koppers: Continuing the Collaborative Journey Towards Equitable Haemophilia Care in South Africa
Erika Koppers, Squad Lead Haemophilia South Africa, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya at Roche, shared South African Haemophilia Foundation‘s post on LinkedIn:
“Excited and looking forward to continuing our collaborative journey towards enabling equitable and elevated care for all people with Haemophilia in South Africa.”
South African Haemophilia Foundation shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Thank you, Roche!
We are grateful to Roche for supporting the SAHF MASAC Educational Symposium 2026 and our pre-symposium workshops.
Your support helps doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and patient advocates come together to learn, share ideas and plan better care for people living with bleeding disorders in South Africa.”
See you on 13–14 November at Premier Hotel O.R. Tambo.”
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