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Please find below case study service examples from across the UK. The summary videos and interactive PDFs illustrate how amyloidosis services have adapted in order to manage the increasing demands on capacity1 and the diagnostic delay. These materials are intended to support UK Healthcare Professionals.
Leeds General Infirmary
A proactive approach to ATTR-CM Management
Models of Care: Leeds Infographic
A digital infographic developed & funded by Pfizer and
co-created with the Leeds General Infirmary team, designed to act as a best practice example of a proactive approach to patient management in ATTR-CM.
Models of Care: Leeds Video
This is a video developed & funded by Pfizer and co-created with the Leeds General Infirmary team, designed to act as a best practice example of a proactive approach to patient management in ATTR-CM.
University Hospitals Birmingham
Midlands Amyloidosis Service (MAS)
Models of Care: Birmingham Infographic
A digital infographic developed & funded by Pfizer and co-created with Dr Will Moody from Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, designed to act as a best practice example of developing a regional amyloidosis service.
Models of Care: Birmingham Video
This is a video developed & funded by Pfizer and co-created with Dr Will Moody from Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, designed to act as a best practice example of developing a regional amyloidosis service.
Learn more about the pathogenesis of ATTR-CM and how VYNDAQEL works
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