The results of a survey about psychosocial care throughout Europe.

Specifically, patients had psychosocial care at diagnosis (parents), adolescence (transition from paediatric to adult health care), inhibitor patients, etc. In addition, today, we are facing a therapeutic revolution or as others call it, the "golden age" of haemophilia treatment.[8] It will mean a change in care: with some patients or parents' mistrusting these advances, despite their proven safety and efficacy.[9] Psychosocial support is therefore more important than ever, in order to help patients and parents navigate through this positive yet slightly scary new era. Keywords: comprehensive care; haemophilia treatment centres; multidisciplinary teams; psychosocial care EN comprehensive care haemophilia treatment centres multidisciplinary teams psychosocial care 917 920 4 05/19/23 20230501 NES 230501 Haemophilia is a chronic disease characterized by a deficiency of clotting factor VIII (haemophilia A) or clotting factor IX (haemophilia B), so patients need continuous lifelong treatment. [Extracted from the article]