Opinion|Videos|November 19, 2025
Improving Care for mCRC: Overcoming Barriers and Building Confidence in Community Practice
Panelists discuss how addressing barriers and sharing real-world data can increase community confidence in prescribing third-line metastatic colorectal therapies.
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Panelists highlight barriers in community practice that limit third-line therapy uptake, including lack of familiarity with new agents and limited access to data.
They discuss strategies such as sharing real-world safety and patient-reported outcomes data, educational initiatives, and peer-to-peer engagement to build clinician confidence.
Improving data dissemination and support structures can help ensure more patients receive evidence-based therapies outside academic centers.
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