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Inpatient care

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Oct 21, 2026

Jennifer CrombieGUEST
70:05
So that's not surprising.
Jennifer CrombieGUEST
70:07
And that's where the Inpatient monitoring is recommended when administering epcritimib
Bhavana BhatnagarMODERATOR
70:13
for large cell lymphoma.
Jennifer CrombieGUEST
70:15
For follicular lymphoma, it was also seen in 37% of cases at the 48 milligram dose.
Chrysalis AshtonGUEST
3:00
So, When I talk about working in home care, and I've worked in a hospital as well, but I've spent the last 11 years working in home care, and then recently now I work for a manufacturer.
Chrysalis AshtonGUEST
3:11
One of the things I like to tell students or other RTs when I give presentations is one of the differences between hospital care and home care is that when you walk into a patient's room in a hospital, you don't ask them for their insurance card before you give them a treatment or set up their ventilator or their high flow or whatever they need.
Chrysalis AshtonGUEST
3:30
In home care, that's actually a reality.
Chrysalis AshtonGUEST
3:32
We actually do have to collect insurance information, work through prior authorizations, make sure certain criteria are met before we can even go out to the home and give the patient anything.
Kirk HondaHOST
33:47
And another day was on learning how to express yourself in life, your emotions, this kind of thing.
Kirk HondaHOST
33:54
And so just to give you an idea of what was happening in Inpatient.
Kirk HeilbrunSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:58
Making it worse and keeping her from sleeping and eating.
Kirk HeilbrunSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:03
Okay,

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