Monographs for use of immunosuppressants in Immune-related adverse events (irAEs)

Over the past year the Immunotherapy Specialist Interest Group has been working on producing high quality information to support the use of subsequent line immunosupressants for patients with irAEs in whom steroids are not enough. The first four of these monographs are now available for the membership to access on the resources section of the Immunotherapy page on the BOPA website . More to follow later in the year.

The monographs are available on the resource section of the BOPA Immunotherapy Group section of the BOPA website. In addition, they are available on the Clinical Guidelines Section of the Immuno-Oncology Clinical Network website.

The monographs are also available via the useful website pages or directly from this link.

 

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