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Emna Gouider

Cheffe du Service d’hématologie biologique,
Hôpital Aziza Othmana – Université Tunis El Mana,

Tunis, Tunisie

Dr Emna Gouider is currently a professor of Hematology in the medical university of Tunis El Manar In Tunisia. She is the head of the hemophilia center in Aziza Othmana Hospital in Tunis, which has more than 700 people with bleeding disorders. She has an experience of more than 10 year with low dose prophylaxis for treatment of PWH. She is a medical member of the WFH board, and she is involved in several WFH committees. She also has been involved in the Tunisian Association of Hemophilia as a member responsible for medical and scientific affairs since 2001, and organized and conducted several nurse workshops, lab workshop, patients workshop and musculoskeletal workshop. Improvement of care and quality of life of PWH in her country is one of her main goals.”

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