How can Implementation science frameworks help implement New Born Screening

ARISE is a research project recently funded by the EU in the framework of the H2020-MSCA-RISE-2018 programme aimed at creating an interagency and multidisciplinary staff exchange programme between experienced researchers, early start investigators and other relevant staff members of the partners institutions to share and spread the best practices in Newborn Screening, diagnosis and treatment of the Sickle Cell Disease, leading to improvement in overall disease outcome.

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How can Implementation science frameworks help implement newborn screening in African settings by Lewis Hsu (3 Parts)

Lecturer BiographyLewis Hsu, MD, PhD, is professor of pediatrics and director of pediatric sickle cell at University of Illinois at Chicago. He is a pediatric hematologist dedicated to finding more cures for sickle cell disease and improving treatment and education until more cures can be found. During 24 years of experience in sickle cell, his immersion in “team science” led to over 70 scientific publications. He works collaboratively to build comprehensive care across the lifespan. He has been training community health workers in the CHECK project in Chicago, with the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, and with the SCORE in Kaduna, Nigeria. He is a multi-PI in the NIH-funded Sickle Cell Disease Implementation Consortium and is applying implementation science to advance sickle cell care in the US and Nigeria. He volunteers as Vice Chief Medical Officer for the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, and on educational projects for the American Society of Hematology (ASH) Sickle Cell Initiative. He co-authored the “Hope and Destiny” set of 3 books for education on sickle cell self-care, and 5 sickle cell websites devoted to patient education. Learning Objectives1.	Recognize key features of newborn screening for SCD in several countries2.	Discuss barriers and resources for large-scale newborn screening for SCD in your local region3.	Categorize barriers and resources to large-scale newborn screening for SCD for different stakeholders using Getting To Outcomes framework4.	Predict how stakeholders interests and resources could be aligned to promote successful large-scale newborn screening for SCD Lecture dates &amp; timesMonday 10/08/2020 : 13:00-14:00 UK TimeMonday 17/08/2020 : 13:00-15:00 UK TimeMonday 24/08/2020 : 13:00-15:00 UK TimeReading Material &amp; CourseworkTo be shared via email.Combined CPD Points - 5

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