<p>Myeloproliferative neoplasms are chronic haematological disorders and many patients require long-term care and follow up. The recent development of haematology nurse-led clinics, which often involve an increase in the autonomy of the nurse, have been regarded as successful in caring for this group of patients. This article describes how nurses have set up such services and discusses the rationale behind this relatively new nurse-led initiative. In addition, it discusses why existing nurse-led clinic services in many regions have been successful.</p>