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You've come to the right place to learn about what's happening in cell therapy and transplant
The Power of Integrating Cell Therapy Clinics & Stem Cell Processing Labs
The Benefits of a Unified Single Platform
Data silos often emerge in hospitals because each department has different goals, priorities, and responsibilities – and separate databases. Siloed systems curb efficiency and stifle collaboration, as well as increase the likelihood of miscommunications and critical information not reaching those who need it most.
A fully-integrated system that connects the cell therapy clinic and the stem cell processing lab helps both teams realize the full value of patient and product data. An application that integrates the two helps the center remain in compliance, streamline the reporting process, secure data, improve quality and efficiencies, and reduce IT time and costs.
CAR-T (T-cells expressing Chimeric Antigen Receptors) therapy has displayed significant success in treating patients with otherwise incurable B-cell lymphomas. The field is rapidly expanding to include new disease indications and CAR designs. CAR-T adoption, however, is not without challenges. The industry needs to learn as quickly as possible about all aspects of CAR-T.
The Center for Blood and Marrow Transplant Research (CIBMTR) has expanded to capture CAR-T data for research purposes. Four new CAR-T forms have been created that can be electronically submitted. Six forms originally created for HCT have been modified to include CAR-T data. CIBMTR supports electronic form submission via its AGNIS interface.
Quite often the school of thought has been that an EHR is a one-size fits all, silver bullet that will reduce costs, reduce errors, and increase productivity. It’s supposed to deliver everything to everyone in one system – with no need for ancillary solutions.
In theory, this should be true. However, for specialty departments like cell therapy and solid organ transplant centers, the required specific details are either not available or easily accessible within the encounter-based EHR. It’s becoming more and more apparent that ancillary solutions, such as data and clinical workflow management systems tightly interfaced to the EHR are required in order to fully support clinicians and program staff.
See for yourself how the EDITLife application fits your program’s unique workflow. Let us show you what sets EDITLife apart and the many ways the system saves time and improves patient outcomes.
