Patient Workup in Oncology: When to Think Fungal Skin lesions that look like advanced skin cancer. Cough and shortness of breath in a cancer patient. A suspicious solitary nodule on a lung image. Severe headache. These could be signs or symptoms of cancer or side effects of checkpoint inhibitor therapy. But they can also be markers of an infectious process. Join us for an important webinar where experts weigh in on signs and symptoms of infectious diseases that are often missed as part of the oncology workup. Learn More New! OPDUALAG™ (nivolumab)/(relatlimab) Resources Just released: The HCP Toolkit and Patient Action Plan for melanoma. Click Here for the Toolkit Click Here for the Action Plan Updated Care Step Pathways !
These updates reflect the very latest management strategies for immune-related adverse event grading and management in 13 organ-specific working groups. New for 2023 includes the addition of a Care Step Pathway for myocarditis. Learn More
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Health Care Provider Resources for Optimizing IO Therapy AIM with Immunotherapy

Care Step Pathways

Step-by-step assessment and management guides for notable AEs associated with newer therapies

Provider Toolkit

Online and downloadable quick and easy resources to advance the care of immunotherapy patients

Printable Patient Materials

Educate and engage patients with information on specific therapies

HCP Videos

Video Portal: short side-effect management snippets

Education

Stay up to date on immunotherapy patient care with free online education modules and events

Resources by Tumor Type

View all of the patient and provider resources by tumor type

JCO OP Supplement

JCO Oncology Practice uses cases to illustrate optimal multidisciplinary management of irAEs

News

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