Long-Term CAR-T Management in Myeloma: Collaborative Care and Monitoring Strategies for Patients Like Robert
This video segment examines protocols for long-term monitoring of CAR-T therapy patients, differences between academic and community settings, emerging adverse events, and strategies for multidisciplinary collaboration and care coordination to ensure seamless communication and continuity of care.
Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What is your protocol for long-term monitoring of CAR-T patients?
- How does this monitoring differ between academic and community settings?
- Are there any emerging long-term adverse events we should be aware of as our experience with CAR-T therapy grows?
- How do you approach multidisciplinary collaboration in the long-term care of CAR-T patients?
- What strategies have you found effective for coordinating care between specialists, primary care physicians, and community oncologists?
- How do you ensure seamless communication and continuity of care, especially for patients like Robert who may live far from specialized centers?
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