Interactive patient portal launched for people with bleeding disorders by National Coagulation Centre at St James’s Hospital

App will allow patients with bleeding disorders to see and contribute to their own medical records and interact electronically with their medical team

By Danielle Norton April 17, 2023 Updated January 4, 2024 2 min read

At the launch of new Myindici app for patients with haemophilia are Edel Richards, NCC Staff Nurse, Niamh Larkin, Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) in Haemophilia, Professor Niamh O'Connell, Consultant Haematologist and National Haemophilia Director, and Cathy Bergin, NCC Data Analyst. Photo credit: Anthony Edwards, Clinical Photographer, St James’s Hospital

App will allow patients with bleeding disorders to see and contribute to their own medical records and interact electronically with their medical team

Marking World Haemophilia Day, the National Coagulation Centre at St James’s Hospital, Dublin has today (Monday, 17 April 2023) launched the Myindici Patient Portal, a fully interactive app for people with bleeding disorders. Developed in collaboration with patients and the Irish Haemophilia Society, the app is a significant development for patients with inherited blood disorders in Ireland and will assist them in the management of their lifelong conditions and care.