Table 1. Research themes from the Blue... | American Society of Hematology

Table 1.

Research themes from the Blue Sky Project

Sustainability	Newborn screening	Mental health	Underserved populations
Integrated comprehensive care model and treatment centers	Expansion of genetic screening at birth for BDs∗	Increased access and improvements to services for people with BDs∗, leveraging technologies (eg, telehealth services)	Women’s health including women with hemophilia
Funding research designed to address the needs of the community, especially understudied populations including women, girls, and people with the propensity to menstruate and those with ultrarare BDs∗ Increasing access to telehealth services	Genetic counseling for BDs∗	Education and training for health care professionals	Ultrarare BDs∗ Platelet disorders

Sustainability	Newborn screening	Mental health	Underserved populations
Integrated comprehensive care model and treatment centers	Expansion of genetic screening at birth for BDs∗	Increased access and improvements to services for people with BDs∗, leveraging technologies (eg, telehealth services)	Women’s health including women with hemophilia
Funding research designed to address the needs of the community, especially understudied populations including women, girls, and people with the propensity to menstruate and those with ultrarare BDs∗ Increasing access to telehealth services	Genetic counseling for BDs∗	Education and training for health care professionals	Ultrarare BDs∗ Platelet disorders

BDs represent inheritable BDs.