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Novartis Sponsored Dinner Symposium: Today’s practice, tomorrow’s potential: Advancing patient-centred care and quality of life in ITP and PNH

Sunday, October 18, 2026
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
503/504

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Bringing together science and lived experience to shape the future of care in ITP and PNH. Educational Objectives o Review the current state of play in ITP and PNH and discuss why the conversation needs to evolve. o Recognise the multidimensional burden of ITP and PNH beyond traditional clinical outcomes. o Identify key unmet needs affecting patients' quality of life, emotional wellbeing, and treatment experience. o Understand how patient priorities can inform shared decision-making and treatment goal setting. o Review emerging therapeutic approaches that may address current unmet needs and treatment burden. o Apply practical strategies to integrate patient voice into everyday clinical practice.


Speaker

Mrs Danielle Boyle
Founder & Ceo
ITP Australia and New Zealand

Today’s Practice, Tomorrow’s Potential: Advancing Patient-Centred Care and Quality of Life in ITP and PNH

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Biography

Dr Danny Hsu
Staff Specialist
Haematology Department, Liverpool Hospital

Today’s Practice, Tomorrow’s Potential: Advancing Patient-Centred Care and Quality of Life in ITP and PNH

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Biography

Chhean Khoun
President of PNH Support Association of Australia
PNH SAA

Today’s Practice, Tomorrow’s Potential: Advancing Patient-Centred Care and Quality of Life in ITP and PNH

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Biography

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