Medical experts explore the optimization of patient referrals for bispecifics and CAR-T therapies through academic and community collaborations, addressing referral processes, challenges, and practical strategies with insights.
EP. 1: Importance of Collaboration between Academic and Community Centers
September 6th 2024Medical experts highlight the critical role of collaboration between academic and community physicians in managing multiple myeloma, focusing on coordinating care, maintaining communication, and ensuring centers are prepared for patient transitions.
EP. 2: Referral Process: Streamlining and Challenges Seen
September 6th 2024Medical experts discuss streamlining referrals to reduce treatment delays, optimizing resources, comparing outcomes in collaborative vs noncollaborative settings, and managing patient reluctance about academic center referrals.v
EP. 4: Similarities and Differences among Bispecifics: BCMA vs non-BCMA
September 13th 2024Medical experts examine differences and similarities in the referral process and treatment protocols for non–BCMA-targeted vs BCMA-targeted bispecific therapies, including aspects like step-up dosing and premedication.
EP. 7: Referral Process: CAR T-Cell Therapy
September 27th 2024Medical experts discuss the CAR T-cell therapy referral process between community and academic centers, how academic centers can aid community oncologists in identifying eligible patients, determining suitable referrals, and managing patient expectations.
EP. 8: CAR T: Impact of Recent Approvals on the Referral Process
September 27th 2024The discussion examines whether the CAR T-cell referral process differs for in-state vs out-of-state patients, the role of social factors, and any changes or challenges in the referral process following recent CAR T approvals.
EP. 9: Long-Term Monitoring of AEs and Reintegrating Patients back into Community Care
October 4th 2024The discussion focuses on protocols for monitoring long-term complications from CAR T-cell and bispecific therapies, improving patient reintegration into community care posttreatment, and enhancing communication between academic and community oncologists.