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Healthcare professionals

As a healthcare professional you may never have treated a patient with epidermolysis bullosa (EB) and the condition could be completely new to you due to its rarity. However, resources and information are available to support you.

Find out more about the NHS commissioned EB healthcare service, and how to contact them; EB clinical practice guidelines; EB resources and training; and the role that DEBRA’s EB Community Support Team plays in supporting healthcare professionals.

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NHS Specialist EB healthcare

We work in partnership with the NHS to deliver an enhanced EB healthcare service which is vital for people living with EB.

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EB Clinical Practice Guidelines

Find a set of recommendations for EB clinical care based on evidence gained from medical science and expert opinion.

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Resources for healthcare professionals

Find resources for professionals treating and managing EB patient care, including publications and training opportunities.

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EB training for healthcare professionals

DEBRA sponsors a wide range of events for healthcare professionals to advance their knowledge and skills in EB.

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EB patient management

Find essential information and tips to manage patients living with EB.

Did you know…?

If you are a healthcare professional (including paid carers) specialising in EB or working with EB patients, you can become a DEBRA UK member. Membership is free and gives you access to practical support, involvement opportunities, and events to connect with others in the EB community.

Become a DEBRA member