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Medical advisors play a crucial role in rare disease care, ensuring patients are not only treated but truly understood.
In this episode of Beyond the Count, host Danielle Boyle speaks with Dr Danny Hsu, Consultant Haematologist at Liverpool Hospital and Medical Advisor to ITP Australia and New Zealand. Danny explains how medical advisors help shape treatment guidelines, support patient organisations, and translate complex medical information into clear, practical language for families.
The conversation highlights how advisors strengthen trust between patients and clinicians, contribute to advocacy and education, and provide reassurance that care is guided by experts. This episode offers insight into the human side of expertise and why medical advisors are such an important part of the ITP community.
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