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ATHN Transcends
ATHN Transcends is a natural history cohort study focused on participants with congenital or acquired non-neoplastic blood disorders and connective tissue disorders with bleeding tendencies. ATHN Transcends provides clinical researchers with a uniform, secure, unbiased, and enduring method to collect long-term safety and efficacy data to increase knowledge in these important areas of research.
Electronic Informed Consent (eIC) and ATHN 9
ATHN’s new eConsent portal will facilitate and streamline the informed consent process for patients in ATHN studies. The eConsent portal is currently only available for participants enrolling in ATHN 9.

AI/Machine Learning Research Grant
Pfizer has awarded ATHN a grant to research at the provider level hemophilia patients who are at risk for poor outcomes. The proposal will utilize a combination of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) to create a predictive model and share that knowledge with ATHN Affiliates. Contact support@athn.org for more information.
ATHNdataset
Researchers rely on data from this vital community resource for a variety of ATHN research projects. Learn more about this safe, secure national database.
ATHN Data Quality Counts
This competitive award is supported by The Hemophilia Alliance, The Alliance Pharmacy, and Indiana Hemophilia & Thrombosis Center and provides funding to enrich the ATHNdataset.

Healthy People 2030 (HP2030) and the National Hemophilia Program Coordinating Center with its regional hemophilia network partners address the health challenges of the bleeding disorders community. Learn more
NHPCC Resource Center
Looking for resources on NHPCC projects and initiatives? The NHPCC Resource Center makes it easy to find case studies, guidebooks, infographics, training materials, surveys, and more.
Patient Experience of Care Survey
This survey is an important reporting tool and serves as the source for the Healthy People 2020 measure DH-5 – Transition Planning. The NHPCC reports data to HRSA as part of its federal funding grant. Reporting data for 2020 has been challenging given the COVID-19 pandemic and we appreciate all the effort HTCs have made to collect 849 valid survey results for 2020 despite limited in-person clinic visits.