Identify Chronic Complications: Recognize the most common chronic complications of SCD, such as renal disease, cardiopulmonary issues, and avascular necrosis. Explore Long-Term Management: Discuss strategies for the long-term management of chronic pain and organ damage in SCD patients. Address Mental Health and Psychosocial Challenges: Examine the impact of chronic illness on mental health and the importance of psychosocial support for patients and families. Prevent Organ Damage: Learn about preventive measures and screening protocols to reduce the risk of organ damage in SCD patients. Discuss Advances in Chronic Care: Review new treatment modalities and advances in managing chronic complications, including hydroxyurea therapy and emerging gene therapies. Focus on Cardiovascular and Renal Health: Understand the cardiovascular and renal complications in SCD and how to manage them proactively. Enhance Multidisciplinary Care: Promote a coordinated care model involving specialists from various disciplines, including hematology, nephrology, cardiology, and mental health services, to improve patient outcomes.