CAR-T Therapy: Approach to Bridging

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Panelists explain how CAR-T cell therapy works and describe the treatment process, discussing whether CAR -T is considered a complex procedure at their institution or if the logistics have been streamlined into clinical workflows, and they also detail their institution's approach to bridging therapy for patients awaiting CAR-T manufacturing and infusion, including whether patients are managed in-house or sent back to community centers.

Video content above is prompted by the following:

  • Could you explain how CAR-T cell therapy works and describe the treatment process?
  • Do you consider CAR-T therapy a complex process at your institution, or have you been able to streamline the logistics and integration into clinical workflows?
  • Can you explain your institution's approach to bridging therapy for patients awaiting CAR-T manufacturing and infusion?
  • Do you send patients back to community centers or is does it the treatment happen done in-house?

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