
Opinion|Videos|August 23, 2024
Strategies and Resources for Overcoming Barriers to CAR T-Cell Therapy
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia specialists explore resources and strategies to address the logistical hurdles of CAR-T therapy implementation, while also examining patient support programs designed to enhance treatment accessibility and adherence.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What are some resources and/or strategies to help support and solve these logistical challenges?
- Please comment on different CAR-T patient support programs (lodging, support resources etc.)
- At your institution, are patients who are eligible for CAR-T cell Therapy discussed at a multidisciplinary meeting to discuss these challenges?
- Are Apheresis or cell laboratory members, social workers, case managers, nurses, pharmacy involved? If so, what are each discipline roles?
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