PPT-Nurses' Toolbox: How to Improve Patient Outcomes in Multiple Myeloma

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Program Goals Defining Multiple Myeloma Case 1 Diagnostic Criteria Multiple Myeloma Requiring Therapy Cytogenetic Risk Features Case 1 cont Newly Diagnosed Multiple

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Program Goals Defining Multiple Myeloma Case 1 Diagnostic Criteria Multiple Myeloma Requiring Therapy Cytogenetic Risk Features Case 1 cont Newly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma NCCN Therapy for TransplantEligible Patients. What is smouldering myeloma? Smouldering myeloma (also known as asymptomatic myeloma) is a veryslow-growing type of myeloma. Myeloma, also known as multiple myeloma, is a type of bone marrow cancerari Our Dana-Farber Experience. Deirdre Foley & Matthew Murphy. Our . Dana-Farber Experience. Dr O Gorman (. MIRT . Mater Institute of Blood Cancer Research and Therapy) and Dr Anderson (Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Boston). Ready for Prime Time?. DANA-FARBER . CANCER INSTITUTE. Nikhil C. Munshi, MD . Professor of Medicine . Harvard Medical School. Boston VA Healthcare System. Director . Basic and Correlative Sciences. Dana-Farber Cancer . Dr Matthew Jenner. Consultant Haematologist. Southampton General Hospital . UK Myeloma Forum Autumn Day. 12 November 2014. Introduction. Why define high risk myeloma?. 3. Patient expectations. Outcomes vary widely between different patients. NICE Guideline. Published Feb 2016. Adults with myeloma (and plasma cell leukaemia). Excluded:. Monoclonal . gammopathy. of uncertain significance (MGUS). Amyloidosis. Solitary . plasmacytomas. Included:. new treatment in the horizon. Dr Amin . I. slam . MB, MRCP UK , FRCPath UK. Consultant haematologist and . H. aemato. -Oncologist. Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation trust. Myeloma patients support group meeting. Gautam Rao. University of California, Berkeley. * ** Presentation credit: Temina Madon. Impact. Evaluation. The “final” outcomes we care about. - Identify and measure them. . Measuring Impacts. Starr Morning Report Austin Akers, MD Internal Medicine PGY-3 Patient is a 59 year old previously fit and active male in remarkably good health for his age who has experienced a rapid overall physical decline over the last 2-3 months Pritesh Patel, MD. OVErview. Disease overview. How I approach initial treatment. Treatment considerations at relapse. ≈96,000. MM patients. How many people are affected by myeloma?. National Cancer Institute Survival Epidemiology and End Results Program SEER Cancer Statistics Review 1975-2012. Available at . Can we do better?. [Hospital name]. [Date]. What is myeloma?. Cancer of plasma cells. Leads to:. Bone infiltration. - fractures (especially vertebral wedge fractures), hypercalcaemia. - pain. H . Nèji. , H . Abid. , A . Mâalej. , S . Haddar. , R . Akrout. *, . M . Ezzeddine. *, S . Baklouti. *, . Z . Mnif. **, J . Mnif. Imaging department . Habib. . Bourguiba. Hospital, . *Rheumatology department . Miss Georgia Stewart . Sheffield Myeloma Research Team. Department of Oncology and Metabolism. Faculty of Medicine Dentistry and Health . University of Sheffield, UK. Most Viruses have a preferential tropism for tumour cells. Plasma cell dyscrasias are diseases characterized by clonal proliferation and accumulation of cells producing monoclonal immunoglobulins. These diseases have not been studied in our region and we don [Hospital]. [date]. Myeloma: Symptoms to diagnosis . Can we do better?.

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