Haemophilia care in China: Achievements in the past decade

Abstract There is a large population of people with haemophilia in China. However, the development of haemophilia care in China lagged far behind developed countries and was unbalanced across different regions. With the establishment of the Hemophilia Treatment Center Collaborative Network of China (HTCCNC) in 2004 and its collaboration with the Chinese government, the World Federation of Haemophilia (WFH), non‐profit foundations, industries, and experts from other countries, haemophilia care in China have made considerable strides in building capacity. The HTCCNC helped develop clinics throughout the country, promote multidisciplinary care, promote prophylaxis (albeit low‐dose), advance clinical evaluation and treatment, and research. With many collaborative efforts in the past decade, haemophilia care in China has entered a new stage of development. In this review, we summarize these major achievements and efforts within the last decade.