cHAEnge the conversation
When you talk with your patients about their goals, concerns, priorities, and what fits best into their professional and personal lives, it gives patients a sense of ownership in their management plan, which leads to better outcomes.
The following videos will highlight some best practices for having conversations about each topic.
Uncovering treatment burden
Are your patients with hereditary angioedema (HAE) dealing with more burden than they’re letting on?
Presenting treatment options
With the HAE landscape continuously evolving, there are a lot of options to consider.
Reducing administrative burden
Learn how to best set up your office staff for success when treating patients living with HAE.
HAE management plans should be individualized to each patient's disease characteristics, perspectives, and lifestyle so that patient quality of life is prioritized, and the burdens of disease and treatment are minimized.
Your HAE story
If you're treating patients with HAE, you have your own story to tell. Share your best advice for supporting patients living with HAE.
Resources
Treatment chart
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Consult with an HAE specialist
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World Allergy Organization/European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology 2021 treatment guidelines
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US Hereditary Angioedema Association 2020 HAE treatment guidelines
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Articles on HAE
Optimization of care for patients living in rural areas
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Caregivers' role and perceptions of treatment-related burden in HAE
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