Table 1.

Other clinic examples

	Example Clinic A	Example Clinic B	Example Clinic C	Example Clinic D
Provider team	Pediatric hematologist + adolescent medicine NP	HTC NP + adolescent medicine physician	HTC pediatric hematologist + adolescent gynecologist	HTC pediatric hematologist + adolescent medicine physician
Location	HTC clinic	Adolescent medicine clinic	HTC clinic and gynecology clinic	HTC clinic
Clinic frequency	Two half-days/month	Four half-days/month	Asynchronous visits	One half-day/quarter in combination with HTC comprehensive clinic
Patient populations	Anyone diagnosed with IBD and HMB	Anyone with HMB needing evaluation for underlying bleeding disorder	Each provider sees patient with HMB, either with or without diagnosed IBD	Anyone with HMB needing evaluation for an underlying IBD; anyone diagnosed with IBD and HMB
Bonus features	Access to nutritionist on-site	On-site/day-of visit; intrauterine device insertion	HTC social worker evaluates each patient for underlying anxiety/depression	Access to all HTC services; space for IV infusions
Challenges	Growing patient population; no clinic rooms to expand to	Getting coagulation lab work, since coagulation lab is off-site	Visits are asynchronous; specialists consult with one another via multiple platforms	No access to gynecologic procedures
Opportunity	Add telehealth option; consider outreach clinic	Arrange labs to be done at HTC; coordinate referrals to other HTC services as needed	Organize pre- and post-clinic time to discuss patients, create treatment plans, and assign follow-up tasks	Arrange for procedures with a gynecologist who primarily sees adolescents

HMB, heavy menstrual bleeding; HTC, Hemophilia Treatment Center; IBD, inherited bleeding disorder; NP, nurse practitioner.