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Clinician Resources

Evidence-informed resources for obstetricians, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, pediatricians, neonatologists, transfusion medicine professionals, blood banks, and other healthcare providers caring for patients affected by maternal red blood cell alloimmunization and hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN).

The Allo Hope Foundation works collaboratively with its Medical Advisory Board, Patient Advisory Board, and expert education and research staff to develop evidence-based resources rooted in patient-centered care. These materials are designed to support timely, coordinated care and help translate clinical evidence into practice.

Clinical Resources & Tools

Access practical reference materials and printable resources to support the evaluation, monitoring, and management of alloimmunized pregnancies and newborns affected by HDFN.

Provider Pocket Guide preview

Provider Pocket Guide

A concise clinical reference covering maternal alloimmunization and important considerations for HDFN management.

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Letter to Providers preview

Letter to Providers

A shareable resource highlighting key considerations for the evaluation, monitoring, and management of alloimmunized pregnancies.

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Excellent Prenatal Care Practices preview

Excellent Prenatal Care Practices

A checklist outlining recommended prenatal monitoring, evaluation, and management practices for pregnancies affected by alloimmunization.

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Excellent Neonatal Care Practices preview

Excellent Neonatal Care Practices

A printable checklist addressing neonatal monitoring, treatment, and follow-up for infants affected by HDFN.

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Prenatal Flowchart preview

Prenatal Flowchart

A visual decision tree outlining prenatal monitoring and management pathways for alloimmunized pregnancies.

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Provider Primer preview

Provider Primer

A detailed clinical primer covering maternal red blood cell alloimmunization, HDFN, fetal monitoring, and management considerations.

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Transfusion Medicine resource

Transfusion Medicine

Resources addressing red blood cell alloimmunization risks following transfusion, RhD-incompatible blood exposure, antibody screening, and follow-up considerations for future pregnancies.

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Guidelines Implementation Checklist preview

Guidelines Implementation Checklist

A practical point-of-care checklist to support implementation of evidence-based clinical practice recommendations for the management of alloimmunized pregnancies.

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Clinician Podcast Resources

Explore episodes of The Allo Podcast featuring expert discussions on maternal red blood cell alloimmunization, HDFN management, treatment advances, and evolving guidelines.

Maternal Alloimmunization: What Every OBGYN Needs to Know

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Vital HDFN Treatments & Cutting-Edge Research with Dr Ken Moise

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Bizarre HDFN Facts and Fascinating Case Studies

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The New HDFN Guidelines: A Historic Moment for Families

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Free Educational Materials

Request Printed Booklets

Help families navigate hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN) with trusted, evidence-based educational materials. The Allo Hope Foundation offers complimentary prenatal and newborn booklets for patients and healthcare professionals. Request copies for your patients, clinic, or personal use.

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Prenatal Booklet

A comprehensive guide to red blood cell alloimmunization during pregnancy, including monitoring, treatment options, and preparing for delivery.

Allo Hope Foundation Newborn Booklet cover

Newborn Booklet

A comprehensive guide to HDFN after birth, including newborn complications, monitoring, treatment options, and follow-up care.

Request Your Copies

Complete the form below to request complimentary printed booklets. Please provide your contact information and mailing address so we can process your request.

Printed copies are provided free of charge, subject to availability. Requests may still be submitted while booklets are temporarily out of stock.

Prefer a digital copy? View Prenatal Booklet  |  View Newborn Booklet

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