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Attendees Can:
-View Live Slides
-Take Evaluations
-Ask Questions
-View Agendas
-Take Notes on Slides
-Save and Rate Slides
-Take Pre- & Post-Tests
-Answer Polling Questions
-View Resources & Documents
-View Websites &Videos (w/ internet connection)
-Generate CE Certificates (w/ internet connection)
Telecommunications Challenges and Opportunities in a Changing WorldPrecisely
Our world has changed - the way we work, shop, travel and spend our leisure time has dramatically changed in 2020. More people are working from home, less people are travelling, people are shopping online more and using streaming services more than ever. Consumers are looking for better deals. This has a big impact on the telecommunications network.
Hear from a panel of experts from across the Asia Pacific region on the impacts of COVID-19 on the telecommunications industry and how using location intelligence and data can help address the challenges and opportunities arising from the global pandemic.
The document describes an off-grid tech solution called Eye-Dentify that aims to make patient tracking and data collection more accurate and efficient during medical outreach campaigns to optimize patient care. It consists of (1) a $5-12 patient bracelet that identifies and tracks patients, storing and transferring their data between stations and (2) a digitized patient record accessed on a portable device. The solution aims to address inefficiencies in paper-based systems like lost records and time spent re-collecting data. It seeks funding and partnerships to pilot the solution and further test its value proposition and business model.
This document discusses a web-based brain MRI processing and visualization software called Brainance that provides more accurate diagnoses than competitors. It was developed between 2010-2015 through research and iterations. The software offers advantages like high accuracy, ease of use/access, fair pricing and ongoing support. It targets the $1.5 billion MRI market that sees over 100 million exams annually. The document outlines the medical device purchasing process and key factors like improving outcomes, replacing technology and user requests that influence purchases. It provides an overview of Advantis, the company developing Brainance, including its current status, team, and contact information.
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4 Tips and Tricks to Winning Back Your Audiences' HeartLindsay Hanzlik
On this Valentine's Day, commit to winning back your live event audience' heart and attention. Here are four ways that you can turn your distracted attendees into engaged participants and bring life (and love) back into your meetings.
Resources
Get your copy of EM's 2017 Planning Guide for Live Meeting Technology http://meetingtech.educationalmeasures.com/2017-planning-guide-for-live-meeting-technology
Keep In Touch
Twitter: https://twitter.com/santaferraro
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/educationalmeasures
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/educational-measures
Google+: https://plus.google.com/100342439688511975660
The document discusses biometric scan technologies as a more advanced and reliable authentication method compared to passwords and passcodes. Biometric scans use unique physical attributes like fingerprints, iris scans, or facial recognition for authentication. This helps overcome weaknesses of passwords, like being forgotten or shared. The document argues biometric scans provide stronger authentication through unique physical traits, improving security for computers, phones, and other devices.
Telecommunications Challenges and Opportunities in a Changing WorldPrecisely
Our world has changed - the way we work, shop, travel and spend our leisure time has dramatically changed in 2020. More people are working from home, less people are travelling, people are shopping online more and using streaming services more than ever. Consumers are looking for better deals. This has a big impact on the telecommunications network.
Hear from a panel of experts from across the Asia Pacific region on the impacts of COVID-19 on the telecommunications industry and how using location intelligence and data can help address the challenges and opportunities arising from the global pandemic.
The document describes an off-grid tech solution called Eye-Dentify that aims to make patient tracking and data collection more accurate and efficient during medical outreach campaigns to optimize patient care. It consists of (1) a $5-12 patient bracelet that identifies and tracks patients, storing and transferring their data between stations and (2) a digitized patient record accessed on a portable device. The solution aims to address inefficiencies in paper-based systems like lost records and time spent re-collecting data. It seeks funding and partnerships to pilot the solution and further test its value proposition and business model.
This document discusses a web-based brain MRI processing and visualization software called Brainance that provides more accurate diagnoses than competitors. It was developed between 2010-2015 through research and iterations. The software offers advantages like high accuracy, ease of use/access, fair pricing and ongoing support. It targets the $1.5 billion MRI market that sees over 100 million exams annually. The document outlines the medical device purchasing process and key factors like improving outcomes, replacing technology and user requests that influence purchases. It provides an overview of Advantis, the company developing Brainance, including its current status, team, and contact information.
business model, business model canvas, mission model, mission model canvas, customer development, hacking for defense, H4D, lean launchpad, lean startup, stanford, startup, steve blank, pete newell, bmnt, entrepreneurship, I-Corps, VA, Veterans Administration
4 Tips and Tricks to Winning Back Your Audiences' HeartLindsay Hanzlik
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Resources
Get your copy of EM's 2017 Planning Guide for Live Meeting Technology http://meetingtech.educationalmeasures.com/2017-planning-guide-for-live-meeting-technology
Keep In Touch
Twitter: https://twitter.com/santaferraro
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/educationalmeasures
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/educational-measures
Google+: https://plus.google.com/100342439688511975660
The document discusses biometric scan technologies as a more advanced and reliable authentication method compared to passwords and passcodes. Biometric scans use unique physical attributes like fingerprints, iris scans, or facial recognition for authentication. This helps overcome weaknesses of passwords, like being forgotten or shared. The document argues biometric scans provide stronger authentication through unique physical traits, improving security for computers, phones, and other devices.
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2. NAM has developed AI systems to assist doctors by summarizing medical notes, asking relevant questions, and automatically supplementing patient data.
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1) S-N's background, approach, key results including testing over 413,000 people and linking over 90% of HIV+ clients to clinics.
2) The health challenges in South Africa, including high HIV prevalence rates and many people never being tested.
3) How S-N uses mobile labs, engaging videos, and biometrics to register and test people in schools and communities.
4) How S-N started using the simulation software SIMUL8 to model and improve their business
The document discusses Pekka Silvén's background and work in evaluation, quality and feedback processes. It notes some common problems with traditional evaluation methods and introduces the "Zef-method" as an alternative that provides clearer results and facilitates improvements. The Zef-method is used in various feedback questionnaires and evaluation engines to analyze responses and compare views of different stakeholders.
Crowdsourcing à la sbv IMPROVER: the challenge of being your own clientCrowdsourcing Week
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- Challenges follow five stages: preparation, launch, running the challenge, ranking submissions, and sharing results. Defining precise questions helps obtain focused solutions.
- Challenges engage crowds of young researchers interested in machine learning and data science. Advertising occurs through social media, conferences, and directly engaging previous participants.
- Benefits include scientific publications, learning, and driving innovation through crowdsourced verification of methods. Maintaining the platform requires significant communication efforts but eng
iCM Mobile Toolkit Improves Frontline Care Delivery for #ZeroPatientHarm iCareQuality.us
A community hospital partnered with iCareQuality to implement an AHRQ CAUTI Toolkit using iCareQuality's iCM Mobile platform. The goals were to (1) increase nursing knowledge of CAUTI best practices, (2) enhance frontline engagement, and (3) measure mobile technology uptake. Nurses who used the mobile toolkit showed a 20% increase in CAUTI knowledge and the hospital saw a 300% reduction in catheter device days compared to the previous year. The project demonstrated that just-in-time mobile education can improve outcomes by providing access to best practices at the point of care.
Digital trends in healthcare and pharma marketingGSW
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1) The rise of tablet devices like the iPad and their use for sales tools and digital detailing.
2) The growth of mobile applications for healthcare professionals and patients for tasks like decision support, education, and collaboration.
3) The increasing importance of location-based services that make healthcare information and resources more personalized and accessible on demand.
Opportunities and Challenges of Mobile Health, Wearables and Sensors for PharmaJohn Reites
This document discusses opportunities and challenges of using mobile health technologies, wearables, and sensors in pharmaceutical research. It describes a vision for the clinical research of the future where patients can be directly dosed, monitored, and engaged through digital tools from their home. Examples are provided of how electronic patient-reported outcomes, biosensors, medical records, drug delivery, and a study companion app could be integrated into a direct-to-patient research model over the course of a day. The document also outlines considerations for determining whether a particular digital health approach or device is well-suited for integration into a patient registry.
We have a unique profile for a CRO providing distinctive and innovative dual expertise by combining clinical research implementation with the development of customized IT applications specific to the pharmaceutical industry.
ePRO_Presentation_BYOD Webinar_5 Final 9 March 2016 YPrimeCindy Howry, MS
This document summarizes a presentation on Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) for electronic clinical outcome assessments (eCOAs) in clinical trials. It discusses the growing interest in BYOD due to smartphone saturation and perceived benefits. There are two main types of BYOD apps: native apps downloaded from app stores and web apps accessed through mobile browsers. While BYOD could reduce costs and burden, challenges include demonstrating measurement equivalence across different devices, addressing logistical concerns, ensuring patient privacy and security, developing and supporting mobile apps, and reimbursing patients for data usage. Moving forward, these challenges can be overcome through careful study design, choice of appropriate app technologies, support structures, and patient reimbursement.
1. The presenters were Paul O’Donohoe, Director of Health Outcomes at CRF Health, and Jennifer Crager, who has over 13 years of experience in the eCOA industry.
2. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) involves using participants' own internet-connected devices like smartphones to complete electronic patient-reported outcomes, rather than providing hardware. Interest in BYOD is driven by potential reduced costs and increased participant convenience and compliance.
3. However, BYOD also presents challenges including demonstrating measurement equivalence across many different devices, providing technical support, ensuring privacy and security, and reimbursing participants for data usage. Future adoption of BYOD in clinical trials will require addressing these challenges.
This document describes a movie recommendation system project submitted for a bachelor's degree. It includes declarations by the students, certificates, acknowledgments, and an abstract. The methodology section explains that the project uses a content-based filtering approach to recommend the top 5 most similar movies to users based on movies they search for, in order to save users time. It analyzes movie data to build a machine learning model for providing personalized movie recommendations.
Intro to Data Analytics with Oscar's Director of ProductProduct School
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MoLE was based on a need to provide training and education where the challenge is the inability to train and communicate due to long-standing challenges of low-bandwidth and limited internet connectivity and infrastructure. Even though the participating organizations JKO and Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC), viewed the project from different perspectives, they believed research was needed to show that under unpredictable situations (i.e., full connectivity, low connectivity and no connectivity), m-Learning could address the connectivity challenge.
With almost half of oncology studies failing due to a lack of patient retention, there is a critical need to develop more efficient and patient focused strategies. Jessica Thilaganathan at CRF Health sits down with International Clinical Trials to explain why electronic clinical outcome solutions could be the answer. (Published with permission of International Clinical Trials).
This document summarizes an e-prescribing demonstration project conducted in rural Ontario. It provides background on e-health strategies in Ontario. The project was conducted at two rural health sites over 3 months, testing electronic prescribing between physicians and pharmacists. Results showed improved efficiency over paper prescribing and increased interaction between prescribers and pharmacists. Next steps include extending the pilot and integrating the system with a drug information system for a broader rollout.
The newsletter discusses several topics related to healthcare IT and customer service at CT Physicians' Services (CPS). It includes:
1) A message from the Executive Director emphasizing CPS's commitment to providing excellent customer service and continuously improving support abilities.
2) An overview of the Allscripts v11.2 upgrade and how it helps practices meet Meaningful Use requirements through functions like immunization registries and clinical quality reporting.
3) Tips for improving one's workspace ergonomics and technology use, such as using surge protectors and avoiding food/drinks near computers.
This newsletter provides information to medical practices on various topics related to electronic health records and practice management.
The main articles discuss:
1) Understanding the Allscripts v11.2 upgrade and how it relates to meaningful use requirements for EHR incentive programs.
2) Tips for making your workspace more efficient and secure, such as keeping software updated, avoiding open WiFi networks, and not storing passwords on devices.
3) A high-level overview of the steps to successfully implement an EHR system, including planning, identifying a vendor, installation, training, and optimization.
TrustArc Webinar - 2024 Global Privacy SurveyTrustArc
How does your privacy program stack up against your peers? What challenges are privacy teams tackling and prioritizing in 2024?
In the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey, we asked over 1,800 global privacy professionals and business executives to share their perspectives on the current state of privacy inside and outside of their organizations. This year’s report focused on emerging areas of importance for privacy and compliance professionals, including considerations and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, building brand trust, and different approaches for achieving higher privacy competence scores.
See how organizational priorities and strategic approaches to data security and privacy are evolving around the globe.
This webinar will review:
- The top 10 privacy insights from the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey
- The top challenges for privacy leaders, practitioners, and organizations in 2024
- Key themes to consider in developing and maintaining your privacy program
Unlocking Productivity: Leveraging the Potential of Copilot in Microsoft 365, a presentation by Christoforos Vlachos, Senior Solutions Manager – Modern Workplace, Uni Systems
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Em Array - Interactive Meeting Technology
1. Introducing ARRAY OnQ
iPad technology and on-site service that bring
increased engagement, more participation
and a whole new “Wow Factor” to your events.
2. ARRAY OnQ runs on its
own private network
and server, so you won’t
need to worry about
unreliable and expensive
hotel or venue Wi-Fi
service. With ARRAY OnQ
there are no issues with
connectivity and all data
and content are secure.
The data collected using
ARRAY OnQ goes into
our highly powerful
and user-friendly data
analysis software. You
can filter data sets, look
at all your programming
or focus on one meeting
and evaluate impact.
The system also creates
a summary by slide of
notes taken, questions
asked, and slide rating.
For over 10 years, EM has
provided on-site technical
service at over 5,000
events ranging in size from
10 people to 1,000.
We get it.
Welcome to ARRAY OnQ.
Companies are being asked to improve interaction at their live events and collect
quality data points to measure impact. Educational Measures developed ARRAY
for this reason and we stand apart from our competitors because:
About EM
We develop and deploy event
technolgies and top-end service
for a wide variety of industries.
3. ARRAY OnQ Features
4Stream and navigate live slides
4Built in polling
4Send questions to the moderator
4Take notes by slides
4Complete surveys
4Access electronic course manuals
4Provide summary reports to clients by slide
or by participant
+Improve interactivity and data collection!
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genda Morning 1130
Vij sburstei@yahoo.com 2014-‐06-‐21
10:53:53 Will
a
pt
who
has
failed
post
transplant
maintenance
revlimid
qualify
for
the
anti
cd38
trial?
genda Morning 1130
Vij syed.huq@mercy.net 2014-‐06-‐21
11:09:31 For
pts
with
17p
del
is
Ibrutinib
a
reasonable
option
in
the
first
line
setting
genda Morning 1130
Vij axs2115@bjc.org 2014-‐06-‐21
11:09:50 Do
you
consider
gazyva
as
a
first
line
standard
of
care
now?
genda Morning 1130
Vij ahusain01@hotmail.com 2014-‐06-‐21
11:11:20 Comment
about
ideally
sib
in
cll
genda Morning 1130
Vij sburstei@yahoo.com 2014-‐06-‐21
11:11:57 Ibrutinib
in
myeloma?
genda Morning 1130
Vij bethany.sleckman@mercy.net2014-‐06-‐21
11:12:36 How
do
you
assess
response
to
ibrutinib
in
CLL,
especially
in
patients
without
lymphadenopathy?
genda Morning 1130
Vij jcarden@hsillc.com 2014-‐06-‐21
11:13:12 In
cll
with
17p
deletion
will
you
combine
ibrutinib
with
rituxan
genda Morning 1130
Vij mary@marymuscato.com 2014-‐06-‐21
11:13:42 Heard
about
PTH
PR.
Not
regular
PTH
causing
huge
hypercalcemia
in
CLL?
I
have
a
pt
w/
stag.
O
CLL.
Neg
for
cd38.
genda Morning 1130
Vij jcarden@hsillc.com 2014-‐06-‐21
11:20:09 Does
the
rituxan
clean
the
circulating
lymphocytes
genda Morning TITLE
SLIDE karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
08:28:47 How
to
follow
with
PETi
when
CMS
has
limited
a
total
of
3
PET
per
diagnosis
per
life
time?
genda Morning TITLE
SLIDE axs2115@bjc.org 2014-‐06-‐21
09:55:25 Is
zytiga
just
a
less
toxic
ketoconazole
essentially?
genda Morning TITLE
SLIDE dr.liana.makarian@ozarksmedicalcenter.com2014-‐06-‐21
09:56:23 What
was
the
median
age
for
trial
combining
taxotere
and
ADT.
genda Morning 9:10
-‐
Carson syed.huq@mercy.net 2014-‐06-‐21
08:46:04 How
do
oncologists
balance
responsibility
to
individual
patients
vs
responsible
stewardship
of
healthcare
costs
or
is
that
even
the
responsibility
of
the
indiv
genda Morning 9:10
-‐
Carson jmuscato@gmail.com 2014-‐06-‐21
08:54:00 Comment
re
hospitalization
of
NSCLC
patients:
a
lot
get
admitted
for
exacerbation
of
COPD.
These
patients
may
have
had
worse
overall
PS
to
begin
with.
Al
genda Morning 9:10
-‐
Carson karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
08:56:57 Abst.
6519:
Is
it
possible
that
pts.
on
clinical
trials
are
watched
more
closely
than
real
world
pts.
so
most
neutropenic
fever
are
taken
care
of
earlier?
genda Morning 9:10
-‐
Carson arifbari2000@yahoo.com 2014-‐06-‐21
08:59:34 Could
you
comment
on
surveillance
imaging
on
non
small
cell
lung
cancer,
frequency
and
length
of
imaging,
and
CT
vs
PET??
genda Morning 9:10
-‐
Carson karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
09:00:33 Previous
Asb.
8502
showed
benefit
for
PET/CT
for
prediction
of
PRS
OS.
Since
CMS
has
limited
a
total
PET
of
3
per
diagnosis
per
life
time,
any
recommend
genda Morning 9:10
-‐
Carson jmuscato@gmail.com 2014-‐06-‐21
09:03:15 How
does
Watson
decide
if
those
12M
pages
are
really
valid
or
good
studies?
genda Morning 9:10
-‐
Carson medicusaf4@att.net 2014-‐06-‐21
09:04:44 Explosion
of
oncology
meds,
treatments
-‐
I
need
Watson
IBM
Now,
how
do
I
sign
up??
genda Morning 9:10
-‐
Carson karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
09:09:28 ASb.
6513:
is
it
possible
the
30%
of
stage
III
colon
pts.
Who
did
not
receive
FOLFOX
x
12
due
to
surgical
complications
/
bowel
obstruction,
those
pts.
Died
o
genda Morning 8:30
-‐
Bartlett lgiannone@aol.com 2014-‐06-‐21
07:53:17 What
maintenance
rituxan
schedule
do
you
recommend
genda Morning 8:30
-‐
Bartlett jmuscato@gmail.com 2014-‐06-‐21
08:20:25 Do
those
FL
patients
with
a
positive
PET
reflect
the
possibility
of
some
large
cell
components
vs.
just
response
to
therapy?
Re
8502
genda Morning 8:30
-‐
Bartlett dr.liana.makarian@ozarksmedicalcenter.com2014-‐06-‐21
08:20:46 Does
it
mean
that
pet
negative
follicular
lymphoma
after
induction
does
not
need
maintenance
rituxan?
genda Morning 8:30
-‐
Bartlett syed.huq@mercy.net 2014-‐06-‐21
08:23:37 In
pts
with
negative
pet
post
tax,
can
you
skip
maintenance
rituxan
since
OS
better
than
PRIMA
genda Morning 9:50
-‐
Picus jmaheshwari@yahoo.com 2014-‐06-‐21
09:21:30
Is
weekly
taxotere
is
equally
effective
and
better
tolerated?
genda Morning 9:50
-‐
Picus jward2@dom.wustl.edu 2014-‐06-‐21
09:25:41 Will
the
early
data
on
the
use
of
taxotere
in
the
first
line
setting
in
high
volume
disease
change
your
clinical
practice?
genda Morning 9:50
-‐
Picus medicusaf4@att.net 2014-‐06-‐21
09:48:26 Discordance
between
12-‐core
prostate
biopsy
and
radical
prostatectomy
specimen.
I
have
seen
many
radically
removed
prostates
with
a
very
tiny
focus
of
genda Afternoon 1540
Wartman karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
15:27:29
I
have
a
recent
patient
presented
with
diagnosis
of
Sebaceous
carcinoma
of
the
(R)
facial/
mandibular
area
sebaceous
adenoma
of
abdominal
wall
are
(1)
Please
explain
the
prevalence
of
pleomorphism
in
the
setting
of
Muir
Torre
syndrome;
(2)
What
is
the
clinical
significance
of
pleomorphism
for
my
patient
his
family
members?
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW jmaheshwari@yahoo.com 2014-‐06-‐21
13:38:45 When
we
will
use
neuadjuvant
folfox
in
locally
advanced
rectal
cancer
before
chemo
radiation?
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW syed.huq@mercy.net 2014-‐06-‐21
13:42:49 Should
we
be
recommending
multigene
panels
which
many
companies
are
marketing
for
hereditary
cancers,
given
the
ls
pts
carrying
brca
mutations?
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW jward2@dom.wustl.edu 2014-‐06-‐21
13:46:41 You
make
a
case
for
resection
of
the
primary
tumor
in
CRC
in
the
modern
era.
Shouldn't
we
do
a
randomized
clinical
trial?
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW gajera@hotmail.com 2014-‐06-‐21
13:47:33
When
to
have
surgery
for
primary
in
metastatic
colon
cancer
.?
Before
chemo
?
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW jmaheshwari@yahoo.com 2014-‐06-‐21
13:49:05
Natural
history
of
stage
4
colon
cancer
Surgery
7-‐8
months
Fu
add
6
weeks
iFL
17
Folfox
avast
in
24-‐30
months
How
can
surgery
patient
will
be
longer?
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW jward2@dom.wustl.edu 2014-‐06-‐21
13:55:20 EORTC
22921
concluded
that
adjuvant
chemotherapy
is
unnecessary
in
patients
with
rectal
cancer
who
received
per
operative
chemo
radiotherapy.
Is
ther
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW ahusain01@hotmail.com 2014-‐06-‐21
13:56:17 What
is
maxim
permissible
time
for
starting
adjuvant
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW syed.huq@mercy.net 2014-‐06-‐21
13:59:47 Isnt
a
200
pt
study
underpowered
to
detect
a
difference
in
stage
2
colon
pts
for
folfox,
since
recurrence
rate
is
6%
genda Afternoon 2:00
-‐
Sorscher
NEW sburstei@yahoo.com 2014-‐06-‐21
14:00:16
Stage2msi
high
oxali
alone?
genda Afternoon 12:10
-‐
Linette jward2@dom.wustl.edu 2014-‐06-‐21
11:59:14 It
has
been
thought
that
immune
therapy
like
ipilimumab
is
more
effective
when
disease
is
present
to
prime
the
immune
system,
does
the
adjuvant
data
as
genda Afternoon 12:10
-‐
Linette axs2115@bjc.org 2014-‐06-‐21
11:59:16 Do
you
think
eortc
9008
should
have
used
High
dose
IFN
as
standard
arm
instead
of
placebo
against
ipilimumab?
genda Afternoon 12:10
-‐
Linette jcarden@hsillc.com 2014-‐06-‐21
12:00:43 Does
Ipilimumab
should
replace
interferon
in
adjuvant
therapy
of
stage
III
melanoma
?
genda Afternoon 12:10
-‐
Linette lgiannone@aol.com 2014-‐06-‐21
12:03:28 What
is
the
role
of
IL-‐2
in
metastatic
melanoma
genda Afternoon 12:10
-‐
Linette jcarden@hsillc.com 2014-‐06-‐21
12:17:52 What
is
yours
first,
second,
etc.
line
therapy
for
metastatic
malignant
melanoma?
genda Afternoon 12:10
-‐
Linette axs2115@bjc.org 2014-‐06-‐21
12:22:10 Are
kras
and
Nras
mutations
mutually
exclusive?
genda Afternoon 12:10
-‐
Linette syed.huq@mercy.net 2014-‐06-‐21
12:25:09 Still
a
role
for
chemo
with
carbo-‐taxol+Bev
without
braf
mutation?
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW rvij@dom.wustl.edu 2014-‐06-‐21
12:38:47 Is
Brazil
going
to
win
the
World
Cup?
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW jmaheshwari@yahoo.com 2014-‐06-‐21
12:49:17 After
this
PCI
study
would
you
offer
PCI?
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
12:51:26 PCI
dose
of
25
Gy
in
10
fx.
is
too
low
.
The
radiobiological
equivalent
of
only
30Gy
with
standard
fractionation
equivalent
of
40Gy.
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
13:00:30 The
CREST
trial
design
is
flawed
because
the
radiation
dose
is
inadequate!
30
Gy
is
only
an
adequate
dose
for
a
quick
palliation.
If
one
wants
to
truly
evalua
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW axs2115@bjc.org 2014-‐06-‐21
13:07:50 Does
afatinib
have
activity
in
egfr
mutant
patients
second
line
after
erlotinib?
How
about
in
t790
mutants
activity
of
afatinib?
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW mmeadors@sfmc.net 2014-‐06-‐21
13:08:15 Management
strategy
for
EGFR
mutant
patient
progressing
on
Tarceva.
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW syed.huq@mercy.net 2014-‐06-‐21
13:08:16
For
pts
with
t790m
mutations,
would
you
use
the
3rd
line
agents
in
the
upfront
setting?
If
not
available
,chemo
or
afatinib.
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
13:14:40 The
design
of
the
trial
is
flawed.
It
should
be
to
evaluate
the
extensive
disease
who
has
a
CR
after
chemo
radiation
,
not
any
response.
If
patients
have
per
genda Afternoon 1:20
-‐
Morgensztern
NEW karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
13:20:31 Dr.
Morgen
stern
,
if
you
want
to
ask
a
radiation
oncology
question,
you
should
ask
your
Radiation
Oncology
colleagues
at
MIR.
Radiation
therapists
are
the
genda Afternoon 3:00
Wang-‐Gillam karl.king@ncmc-‐hospital.com2014-‐06-‐21
14:49:48 I
assume
in
the
ARTIST
trial
the
total
dose
of
X
rat
is
4500
cGy
not
45
cGy
as
on
the
side.
Please
correct.
genda Afternoon 3:00
Wang-‐Gillam jcarden@hsillc.com 2014-‐06-‐21
14:55:11 What
was
the
schedule
and
doses
of
the
ruxolitinib
when
use
Vs
placebo?
genda Afternoon 3:00
Wang-‐Gillam jcarden@hsillc.com 2014-‐06-‐21
14:56:34 What
was
the
schedule
and
doses
of
the
ruxolitinib
when
use
Vs
placebo?
(Single
agent)
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Post
Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?Denes 1 - Which best describes your clinical practice?
Answer Pre Pre
% Post Post
%
pure
hematology
(benign
and
malignant) 0 0 0 0
mostly
hematology
with
occasional
solid
tumors 5 11 0 0
Mostly
general
solid
tumor
oncology
with
some
hematology29 63 0 0
General
solid
tumor
oncology
(more
than
5
disease
types)7 15 0 0
Disease
focused
solid
tumor
oncology
(
5
disease
types
or
less)5 11 0 0
Total 46 100% 0 100%
Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?Denes 2 - Which best reflects your feelings about the rapid expansion of “targeted” therapies in oncology?
Answer Pre Pre
% Post Post
%
The
number
of
new
agents
is
overwhelming
and
I
cannot
keep
up
with
the
new
agents11 23 0 0
The
number
of
new
agents
is
challenging
but
I
feel
comfortable
and
use
all
of
them21 45 0 0
The
number
of
new
agents
is
challenging,
so
I
have
limited
my
use
to
a
few
selected
agents15 32 0 0
Total 47 100% 0 100%
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Answer Pre Pre
% Post Post
%
I
feel
comfortable
with
them
and
have
used
them
in
my
practice31 66 0 0
I
feel
comfortable
with
them
but
prefer
not
to
use
them
in
my
practice4 9 0 0
I
do
not
feel
comfortable
with
them
and
do
not
use
them
in
my
practice12 26 0 0
Total 47 100% 0 100%
Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. 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Which of the following would you recommend?Denes 4 - You are referred a 55 year old man with newly diagnosed V600E mutated metastatic melanoma with extensive lung, liver , and bone metastases. Which of the following would you recommend?
Answer Pre Pre
% Post Post
%
Single
agent
ipilimumab 6 13 0 0
Single
agent
vemurafenib 9 19 0 0
Combination
of
trametinib
and
dabrafenib 11 23 0 0
Combination
of
ipilumumab
and
vemurafenib 3 6 0 0
Refer
patient
to
melanoma
expert
for
management19 40 0 0
Total 48 100% 0 100%
0
17.5
35
52.5
70
pure
hematology
(benign
and
malignant) General
solid
tumor
oncology
(more
than
5
disease
types)
00000
11
15
63
11
0
Which
best
describes
your
clinical
practice?
%
Pre
%
Post
%
0
12.5
25
37.5
50
The
number
of
new
agents
is
overwhelming
and
I
cannot
keep
up
with
the
new
agents
000
32
45
23
Which
best
reflects
your
feelings
about
the
rapid
expansion
of
“targeted”
therapies
in
oncology?
%
Pre
%
Post
%
0
17.5
35
52.5
70
I
feel
comfortable
with
them
and
have
used
them
in
my
practice I
do
not
feel
comfortable
with
them
and
do
not
use
them
in
my
practice
000
26
9
66
How
have
you
incorporated
immune
modulating
agents
into
your
practice?
%
Pre
%
Post
%
0
10
20
30
40
Single
agent
ipilimumab Combination
of
trametinib
and
dabrafenib Refer
patient
to
melanoma
expert
for
management
00000
40
6
23
19
13
You
are
referred
a
55
year
old
man
with
newly
diagnosed
V600E
mutated
metastatic
melanoma
with
exten
%
Pre
%
Post
%
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