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Warrior University: Patient Engagement with the Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
Warrior University is an online, curriculum-based educational platform, powered by the patients and caregivers of the Sickle Cell Consortium. All current classes, presentations and workshops are classified into four warrior university pillars:
- PILLAR 1: Disease Education (ex. The Expert Patient Series)
- PILLAR 2: Community-Based Organization/Certified Community Advocate Training & Best Practices
- PILLAR 3: Research, Legislation & Policy
- PILLAR 4: Warrior/Caregiver Life Skills
The FDA Patient Engagement series is presented as part of both pillar 2 and pillar 3 and is open to the public. Please use this form to register for the series. After registration is complete you will receive the link to logon for each class. General participants may select any (or all) of the three classes to attend. Participants enrolled in Warrior University must attend all three session in order to receive credit towards certification.
Classes will be held on: April 16 – HOW TO GET INVOLVED WITH THE FDA – 7 PM EST
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