
The organization aims to have a long history of establishing and supporting research projects to improve people’s lives with sickle cell disease (SCD). Scientific advancements have resulted in improved diagnosis and care of SCD and the avoidance of complications. As a consequence, individuals with SCD live longer and are more prosperous than they were before. The company is reevaluating and reconfiguring its SCD research policy to concentrate on a rejuvenated research portfolio of fundamental, therapeutic, and translational research, as outlined in its strategic plan. The organization is also working on creating evidence-based protocols for treating individuals with SCD that health care professionals can use worldwide. Additionally, the organization will initiate a public awareness and education program to raise awareness of SCD and bring it to the general public’s attention around the globe. Educating clinicians and patients regarding SCD diagnosis and appropriate care choices would be a critical part of this initiative.
Participants are tasked with discussing critical concerns related to target markets, messages, tactics, and alliances for a nationwide initiative. The presentations discuss the past of SCD and its administration, ongoing and proposed studies in the area, historical obstacles to and possibilities for planning a nationwide and worldwide recognition and education program, and an outline of Federal/global activities relating to SCD. SCD patients, family members, and health care professionals discussed their unique stories dealing with and treating SCD. The organization also engages in articulating active corporate recognition and education campaigns. The organization’s goals involve the following: i) soliciting proposals for comprehensive health awareness and education program to increase public awareness of SCD and to focus emphasis on its diagnosis and treatment globally and assembling a broad group of partners and other global agencies to collaborate with the organization in promoting the SCD awareness and education campaign.