
Leslie Mader
Patient Care Coordinator, Bispecific Drug Therapy Program at Vanderbilt University Medical Center (RN, BSN, OCN)
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Aug 4, 2026
Between the Orders and the Infusion: The Patient Experience of Bispecific Antibodies
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4:05Summer JohnsonHOST
What does the education look like when you are introducing that to a patient and their caregivers?

Leslie MaderGUEST
I get a message that tells me that a new prescription has been written and I reach out to the patient and discuss with them their monitoring and what's going to be required of them according to the drug that they're getting.

Leslie MaderGUEST
And I talk to them very frankly about about that and let them know what their responsibility is and if that's something that they can manage.

Leslie MaderGUEST
Do they first have a caregiver? If they do not have a caregiver, then they have to be admitted into the hospital.
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6:07Summer JohnsonHOST
When you're walking through that hour long education program, what do they understand? And then have you seen any patterns of things that they're not really understanding until they come across it later?