Join us to build community among Latino’s affected by bleeding disorders. Jose Vazquez, Pfizer Patient Affairs Liaison, will present Shared Decision Making. Shared decision making is a partnership between people with bleeding disorders and their care teams that may help them better manage their condition. This interactive session covers how to take an active role as part of your treatment team, discuss therapy considerations, and find quality sources of information.
Jose has held various roles in the the pharmaceutical industry and has had the privilege of working with the Hemophilia community for the last 11 years. In his role as a Patient Affairs Liaison, Jose enjoys interacting with patients, caregivers, families, and chapter organizations, all with the common goal of being a resource to help improve the quality of life for those affected.
Following the presentation, stay for a casual discussion about the importance of community and the benefits of participating in the Uni贸n Latina Program.
Registration is required. Please register through our website or by texting 919-272-6000 to let us know you would like to attend.
The Bleeding Disorders Foundation of North Carolina will not share your registration information.
Optional: After the educational presentation is complete, attendees will have an opportunity to speak with Pfizer representatives about products and services they offer to the community.
PLEASE NOTE: Information about this company’s products and services is being provided as a public service only. As a non-profit advocate for the bleeding disorders community, BDFNC does not endorse any treatment products, manufacturers, home care services, or individual medical providers.
