We're partnering with the University of Pennsylvania's Positive Psychology Center to develop workshops that focus on teaching participating community members a skill to stay positive while navigating change.
Explore how to build an optimistic mindset when facing change or navigating transitions.
Learn how to change negative thinking patterns during times of change.
Discover how to build trust and connection through effective conversations.
Recognize how to strengthen relationships through sharing in another’s joy.
Talk to your local chapter or contact your local Genentech Account and Community Manager if you’re interested in attending a workshop.
Account and Community Managers offer one-on-one support and are dedicated to being an educational and informational resource within the hemophilia community. Genentech Account and Community Managers do not provide medical advice. Talk to a doctor about any medical questions.
Hear how our team of Hemophilia Community Clinical Education Managers provides support, in their own words.
Monitoring the safety of a drug during clinical trials AND after is called pharmacovigilance. “Pharma” comes from the Greek word “pharmakeia”—for drugs, medicines, or remedies. “Vigilance” is from the Latin “vigilantia,” meaning wakefulness, watchfulness, or attention.
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