Resources
Amyloidosis resources for clinicians and healthcare providers.
Working Together to Provide Comprehensive Care
Referring a Patient
Clinical services consist of multiple clinics and service locations across the Calgary Zone. Patients can be referred to any of the clinics or service locations listed within the Alberta Referral Directory “Amyloidosis Program of Calgary” profile depending on the patient’s predominant symptoms and/or suspected amyloidosis subtype. Clinicians within the program collaborate with one another, across specialties and clinics, to provide comprehensive care for this patient population.
Clinical Resources
The following questionnaires may be used to collect information from patients in which amyloidosis is suspected.
Resources For Your Patients
'Living with Cardiac Amyloidosis' is a helpful guide produced by the Canadian Amyloidosis Nursing Network (CANN) for people who have this condition, their families, and anyone who wants to learn more about it. It explains what cardiac amyloidosis is, how it is diagnosed, and how it can be treated. Download the booklet here.
Transthyretin Amyloidosis Canada – Canadian ATTR amyloidosis patient support group
Canadian Amyloidosis Support Network – Canadian AL amyloidosis patient support group
Canadian Amyloidosis Society (CAS)
Where To Find More Information
| Amyloidosis Research Consortium | www.arci.org/ |
| Amyloidosis Alliance | www.amyloidosisalliance.org/ |
| International Society of Amyloidosis | www.isaamyloidosis.org/ |
| Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders | www.raredisorders.ca/ |
| World Amyloidosis Day | www.worldamyloidosisday.org/ |
| Canadian Amyloidosis Society | www.amyloid.ca |