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Nurse‐led education of people with bleeding disorders and their caregivers: A scoping review

People with bleeding disorders (PwBd) and their caregivers face many challenges in developing viable self‐management strategies for living with the condition. Nurse‐led education can support them to overcome these challenges. However, it is often unclear what educational needs are addressed, how nurses educate PwBd and what didactic concepts they follow.