Megan L Culp, Sara Mahmoud, Daniel Liu, Ian S Haworth
An Artificial Intelligence-Supported Medicinal Chemistry Project: An Example for Incorporating Artificial Intelligence Within the Pharmacy Curriculum
American journal of pharmaceutical education
hematopoietic cell transplantation hct promising treatment hematological diseases yet access barriers like cost limited transplant centers persist telemedicinebased patient navigation pn emerged solution study presents costfree pn telemedicine clinic tc collaboration national marrow donor program assess feasibility impac hct access determined cumulative incidence transplantation singlecenter cohort study patients ages diagnoses referred hct participated two transplant physiciannavigators established patient relationships via video calls collecting medical history offering hct education recommending pretransplant tests analysis involved descriptive statistics intenttotransplant survival assessment one hundred three patients included n 78 referred allogeneic hct allohct median age 28 years median time initial contact first consult 5 days cumulative incidence transplantation 50 6 months 61 12 months varying outcomes based hct type notably 49 patients transplanted primarily due refractory disease progression relapse 571 autologous hct candidates physician referrals correlated higher transplant success compared allohct candidates patients referred physician pretransplant tc feasible facilitating access hct disease relapse posed significant barrier enhancing timely physician referrals focus future efforts