Collaboration With Community Colleagues: Comanagement and Transitions of Care
Panelists discuss how effective co-management of chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T patients requires clear communication protocols, standardized handoff procedures, and ongoing collaboration between academic centers and community practices to ensure safe transitions and optimal long-term monitoring.
EP: 1.Highlighted Data Review of CAR-T in Early R/R MM
EP: 2.Expert Insights: Distinguishing between CARTITUDE-4 vs. KarMMa-3 Trials
EP: 3.CAR-T in R/R MM: Patient Selection & Treatment Sequencing
EP: 4.CAR-T in Earlier Lines of MM Treatment: Patient Eligibility - Considerations between Ide-cel vs. Cilta-cel
EP: 5.MSKCC Insights: CAR T Referral Process
EP: 6.Overview of the CAR T-Cell Therapy Process: Apheresis, Manufacturing, Potential Bridging Therapies, Lymphodepletion, and Infusion
EP: 7.Collaboration With Community Colleagues: Comanagement and Transitions of Care
EP: 8.CAR T Referral Process: Challenges Seen and How They Can Be Addressed
Video content above is prompted by the following:
- Describe your institution’s approach to the comanagement and comonitoring of patients receiving CAR T therapy, particularly in the transition back to the community setting.
- Dr Usmani to ask Dr Tan: Can you share any specific strategies or tools your institution utilizes to facilitate seamless transitions of care between the academic center and community practices for CAR-T patients?
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