I am sharing a collection of high quality CLL resources for both patients and hematologists.
First, the patient resources which include:
patient checklist
doctor visit checklist
building your CLL team
financial support
tracking lab reports.
These important resources are from leading organizations including CLL Society, Leukemia & Lymphoma Association, and Patient Power. You can access the information here: aftermd.com/cll
CLL Continuing Education for Your Hematologist
Is your hematologist in private practice, part of a small group, or perhaps hospital-based? If your physician is not a CLL expert (clinician-researcher) at a major academic cancer center (certified as a National Cancer Institute designated comprehensive cancer center), I encourage you to share an important continuing medical education (CME) opportunity specific to improving care for CLL patients.
CLL experts Drs. Matthew Davids (Harvard/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute) and Anthony Mato (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center) are featured faculty leading this online educational series for hematologists to learn the latest on managing and treating CLL patients.
Your hematologist can learn the most current information and earn CME credits (a requirement for all physicians) in critical areas of CLL care, including:
diagnostics and prognostic implications
measuring fitness of patients
treatment algorithms
drug pipeline and latest science
practical strategies to prevent and manage adverse (treatment) events
Learn more about this CME opportunity for your hematologist here: primeinc.org/cll?s=eh&data=...
I hope you find value in the resources I’ve shared, and encourage you to forward this email to your hematologist to let them know about the important CME opportunity described above to support their knowledge base in the fast-paced and evolving area of CLL treatment and management.