Tell us about the challenges you navigate when treating patients with DLBCL in your practice

What are the primary challenges you face in diagnosing diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL)?

Limited access to diagnostic tools

Delayed referral from primary care

Ambiguous clinical presentations

Lack of experience with DLBCL-specific symptoms

How challenging is it to stay updated with the latest treatment guidelines for DLBCL?

Very challenging

Somewhat challenging

Not very challenging

Not challenging at all

Which of the following is the most significant barrier to administering optimal treatment for DLBCL?

Patient comorbidities

Drug access and availability

Insurance coverage and cost issues

Limited time for patient education

What is the most common issue you encounter when managing treatment-related side effects in DLBCL patients?

Lack of supportive care resources

Difficulty in managing severe side effects

Patient adherence to treatment plans

Inadequate follow-up care

What is your biggest challenge in patient communication and education regarding DLBCL?

Explaining complex treatment options

Addressing patient and family anxiety

Managing patient expectations

Ensuring patient understanding of treatment risks and benefits

When educating patients who are receiving first- or second-line therapies do you mention potential later-line therapies, or do you wait until the patient's disease has progressed?

I provide a potential roadmap for future therapies when initiating first-line therapy

I will mention later-line therapies once disease has progressed past first line

I try to focus on each line of therapy as it happens

I will discuss later-line therapies while in the first line if the patients asks for information

Which aspect of patient management do you find most difficult to address in DLBCL patients?

Psychosocial support

Treatment adherence

Managing relapses or treatment failure

End-of-life care discussions

What is the most significant challenge you face in coordinating care for DLBCL patients across different healthcare settings?

Communication between care teams

Coordination of treatment schedules

Variability in care quality across settings

Ensuring consistent patient follow-up