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Real-World Perspectives on Bispecific Antibody Implementation in Multiple Myeloma: Lessons From the Field

Real-World Perspectives on Bispecific Antibody Implementation in Multiple Myeloma: Lessons From the Field

In this Pharmacy Times Practice Pearls series, oncology pharmacists Zahra Mahmoudjafari, James Davis, and Kristen Boykin share real-world perspectives on the implementation of bispecific antibody therapy in multiple myeloma, drawing on their collective experience across academic medical centers and large-scale community oncology practices. The panelists examine the most pressing operational challenges in bispecific antibody programs while providing their perspectives on navigating the evolving treatment landscape.

Real-World Perspectives on Bispecific Antibody Implementation in Multiple Myeloma: Lessons From the Field

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Welcome back to another Pharmacy Times Practice Pearls series. In this episode, titled "Transitions of Care in Multiple Myeloma: Why Handoffs Remain the Biggest Operational Challenge," Zahra Mahmoudjafari led the conversation about the following question: Transitions of care are the single most consistent operational challenge, outranking efficacy and safety concerns. Why are they difficult, and where are the pain points?

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In this episode, 'Planning Before the First Dose: Pre-Treatment Transition Strategies for Bispecific Antibody Therapy in Myeloma,' the oncology pharmacists explore the following question: 1. Transition planning needs to begin before the first dose is administered, not after step-up dosing is complete. What does that pre-treatment planning look like at your institution?

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This episode, titled 'Availability, Patient Preference, and Linvoseltamab: What Pharmacists Need to Know About the Evolving Bispecific Landscape,' features oncology pharmacists discussing the following critical questions: