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Long-Term Success: Educating and Supporting Patients on ALK Inhibitors
Panelists discuss how proactive patient education, lipid-lowering interventions, and monitoring tools can help patients stay on ALK inhibitor therapy to realize long-term benefits.
EP: 1.The Evolution of ALK+ NSCLC Care
EP: 2.Lorlatinib in Focus: Survival, Brain Metastases, and Beyond
EP: 3.Choosing Wisely: Insights from an MAIC and eXalt3
EP: 4.Applying Trial Data to Real-World Practice in ALK+ NSCLC
EP: 5.Key Differences Among ALK Inhibitors
EP: 6.Navigating ALK Inhibitor Toxicities
EP: 7.Lorlatinib’s Unique Challenges: Managing Cognitive and Metabolic AEs
EP: 8.Long-Term Success: Educating and Supporting Patients on ALK Inhibitors
EP: 9.Equitable Access to Molecular Testing and Treatment Prioritization
EP: 10.Next Steps: Post-Frontline Therapies and Resistance in ALK+ NSCLC
EP: 11.Education and Support After Progression ALK Inhibitors
EP: 12.Looking Ahead: The Next Frontier in ALK+ NSCLC Therapy
ALK Inhibitor Therapy Management
Main Discussion Topics
- Patient education strategies for lorlatinib therapy adherence
- Lipid-lowering interventions to support long-term lorlatinib treatment
- Monitoring tools for patients on ALK inhibitors
- Patient education methodologies specific to ALK inhibitor therapy
Discussion Questions Posed
- Grizzard inquired about proactive patient education and lipid-lowering interventions to help patients maintain lorlatinib therapy for long-term benefits
Castronovo asked about potentially useful tools for educating and monitoring patients on ALK inhibitors
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