Join us for a practical, nursing-focused session exploring frontline administration of Darzalex/Rd in multiple myeloma, including strategies for managing infusion-related reactions and key updates from the new MSAG position statement. The session will also feature a regional case study from Toowoomba, showcasing how a tele-oncology model can support expanded access to treatment administration closer to home.
The treatment landscape for patients with newly diagnosed multiple myeloma who are transplant-ineligible continues to elvove, creating new opportunities and challenges for nursing practice. As new first-line treatment options become available, nurses play a central role in safe administration, patient education, and ongoing monitoring over prolonged treatment durations.
This CNSA webinar will explore contemporary nursing considerations in the mangement of transplant-ineligible newly diagnosed multiple myeloma.
Through real-world experience, attendees will gain insight into how tele-oncology can improve patient travel burden while maintaing high quality nurse-led care.

Haematology Cancer Care Coordinator CNC, Toowoomba Base Hospital and RBWH
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