Welcome NASPAG Friends!
The Foundation works to ensure all women and girls with blood disorders are correctly diagnosed and optimally managed at every life stage. We deliver a wide range of educational opportunities designed to support clinicians and other healthcare professionals in advancing care for women and girls with blood disorders. Through interactive CE webinars, engaging in-person programs, informative podcasts, and flexible online learning platforms, we deliver up-to-date, practical knowledge that can be applied directly to clinical practice. Click the Headers below to learn more about what we offer.
Educational Programs: Online, In-Person, and Archive
Discover the latest happenings from FWGBD on our “Events” page. Whether you’re looking for upcoming symposia or webinars, you’ll find a wealth of opportunities to learn, connect, and advance care for women and girls with blood disorders.
Learning Module: Clinical Strategies for Managing Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
Designed to enhance provider understanding of HMB and its connection to bleeding disorders, this Learning Module highlights key aspects of care, including signs and symptoms, diagnostic questions, an introduction to screening tools and diagnostic tests, and recommended next steps. Earn continuing education credit, share the animation, and access additional tools for your clinic.
Period Talk Toolkit
This toolkit is designed to support providers, patients, and caregivers in their discussions about menstruation as well as patients’ experiences. Spanish version available!
Ask-the-Experts
Ask-the-Experts is a resource for healthcare professionals that enables a user to submit a question to the Foundation’s Board, Medical Advisory Committee, and network of experts. Access the video archive to hear from our experts as they answer questions in areas of sickle cell disease, von Willebrand disease, heavy menstrual bleeding, and more.
Provider Handouts
Developed by our experts and members of the Learning Action Networks, FWGBD has developed this resource page to equip clinicians with clear, evidence-based materials they can share directly with patients, helping improve understanding, adherence, and shared decision-making.