Clinical Case Series - 23MM2 - Question 3

When you consider the transitions of care between community and academic settings for patients receiving bispecfic antibody therapy, which of the following statements is most applicable?

Patients are generally referred for bispecific therapy and transferred back to community care at appropriate times in their treatment trajectory.

Patients are generally referred for bispecific therapy at appropriate times, but the transition back to the community providers is not as consistent.

Patients are often not referred for bispecific therapy at times that they should be, but once they do get access to this treatment modality, they are transitioned back to community care at appropriate intervals.

Transitions of care between academic and community settings, both pre and post bispecific antibody therapy, remain one of the most difficult aspects of care coordination.

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