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2nd Annual Caregivers Summit – Sickle Cell Community Consortium
The Sickle Cell Community Consortium (SC3) is delighted to present our Second Annual Caregiver Summit in partnership with Elle Cole of CleverlyChanging (Coordinator), the Parent-2-Parent Initiative, and sickle cell community patients and caregivers throughout the country. We invite you to join us for two days of engaging dialong, dynamic speakers and to hear from innovative voices within the sickle cell community.
Attendees will have an pportunity to share information about how they are navigating life with their loved ones. Discuss best practices for hospitalizations and times when intervention is needed. We will deepen connections and build new relationships as we discuss our unique experiences.
Date:
November 4 – 6, 2022
This event has ended.
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