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Factors Impacting Use of HER2 Therapies for NSCLC
Panelists discuss how payer perspectives and access challenges impact the utilization of HER2-directed therapies in NSCLC, examining barriers to treatment initiation and persistence, aligning provider and payer priorities in outcome assessment, the role of real-world evidence in decision-making and policy formation, and strategies for collaborative efforts between stakeholders to balance equitable access with cost management.
EP: 1.Introduction and Current Landscape of HER2 in NSCLC
EP: 2.Safety and Efficacy of HER2-Directed ADCs for NSCLC
EP: 3.Treatment Considerations for Patients With HER2+ NSCLC
EP: 4.Latest Advances and Therapies for HER2+ NSCLC
EP: 5.Unmet Needs and Clinical Considerations for HER2+ NSCLC
EP: 6.Integrating HER2-Directed Therapies Into Standard Care for NSCLC
EP: 7.HER2- Mutation Testing Considerations and Timing
EP: 8.Factors Impacting Use of HER2 Therapies for NSCLC
EP: 9.Incorporating Real-World Evidence for HER2+ NSCLC
EP: 10.Key Takeaways on the Future of HER2 in NSCLC
EP: 11.Real-World Outcomes in HER2-Positive NSCLC
EP: 12.Managing Treatment Challenges in HER2-Directed Therapies
EP: 13.Emerging Horizons in HER2-Directed NSCLC Treatments
EP: 14.Patient Selection and Personalized Treatment Strategies
EP: 15.Navigating Healthcare Access and Decision-Making
Video content above is prompted by the following:
Analyze payer perspectives and access challenges related to HER2-directed therapies in NSCLC.
- (Kim) What are potential barriers to starting and/or persisting on HER2-directed therapies for NSCLC?
- (Bazhenova) Which outcomes do providers find most important in clinical practice, and how do these align with the outcomes payers prioritize when assessing the value of these therapies?
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