NICER.
Welcome to NICER.
A collaborative multidisciplinary community.
Monthly
Patient Case Conferences
Subscribe to join us each month as our members present a patient case. This case-based format to highlight clearly defined phenotypes and genotypes, illustrating cross-disciplinary manifestations and ambiguous diagnoses, along with time-sensitive clinical inquiries. CME Available.
About Us
North American Immuno-Hematology Clinical Education & Research Consortium
The mission of the NICER consortium is to provide a collaborative multidisciplinary environment to advance the education, clinical care, and research involving pediatric and adult patients with immuno-hematologic disorders.
Scope: The target patient population encompasses all disorders within immuno-hematology including those with complex immune cytopenias, bone marrow failure, lymphoproliferative and histiocytic disorders, immune deficiencies, autoinflammatory disorders and immune dysregulatory syndromes along with emerging phenotypes of a similar nature. Given that institutional referral patterns and expertise vary, NICER is committed to being purposefully inclusive of pediatric and adult providers from multiple disciplines including, allergy/immunology, genetics, hematology/oncology, hematopoietic stem cell transplant, rheumatology, infectious disease, gastroenterology, endocrinology, etc. to enrich the educational environment and research goals of the consortium.
Goals:
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Establish a network of clinicians and researchers with interest and expertise, to share ideas, provide care and study patients with immuno-hematologic disorders.
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Utilize the collective experiences and the multi-disciplinary expertise within the consortium to provide a unique learning and mentoring environment open to both members and non-members.
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Leverage the pooled, diverse resources of the members to create a platform for clinical trials, basic science, and translational research with the development of a clinically annotated database, biorepository and network of member centers unified via a central IRB.
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Partner with academic societies, institutes and foundations with mutual objectives, to empower the educational initiatives and accelerate research discoveries in areas related to immuno-hematology.
