Opinion|Videos|August 19, 2024
Patient Access Advocacy for BTK Inhibitors
A panel of specialists discuss patient access advocacy for BTK inhibitors.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- How do changes in patient out-of-pocket costs under the IRA influence treatment and sequencing decisions?
- What strategies can healthcare providers use to advocate for patient access to BTK inhibitors?
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