Upon completion of this activity, learners will be able to:

Community Oncology Sites:

• Align site infrastructure and build clinical capacity for safe and effective BsAb administration in community settings to address patient selection, step-up dosing criteria, treatment maintenance, and AE monitoring and management protocols;
• Develop transition of care protocols to and from academic center providers to address referrals of eligible patients and outpatient administration of BsAbs;
• Establish multidisciplinary care pathways, workflows, and training requirements to ensure optimal alignment to evidence-based care at each step in the treatment process.

Individual multidisciplinary learners practicing in community settings:

• Integrate the latest evidence-based decision support tools and strategies to formulate individualized management plans for patients with R/R MM;
• Employ strategies to prevent, monitor, and manage AEs associated with BsAbs;
• Adopt patient-centric education and communication materials on BsAbs for the treatment of R/R MM.

Individual hematologists/oncologists in academic settings:

• Foster a culture of mentorship and leadership to facilitate learning and optimal coordination of care between community and academic centers;
• Develop transition of care protocols to outpatient community providers to address treatment maintenance and AE monitoring and management protocols.