Specialized expertise and customized solutions across 14 therapeutic centers of excellence, including oncology, GI/NASH, pediatrics, neurology and rare diseases.
Oncology care coordination is a complex process where patients must engage with various healthcare teams across specialties to treat their condition. The patient referral pathway is an important step within this process, requiring efficient and timely management. Many patients often face barriers in accessing necessary care during this process due to the numerous — and at times, unclear — steps involved, causing delays in treatment initiation. These issues are exacerbated for innovative therapies as they often require a new referral paradigm. As less established oncology treatments such as radioligand therapies enter already constrained healthcare systems, clear, efficient, and scalable patient referral pathways will be important in ensuring timely treatment for patients.
The objective of this report is to build upon prior research by the IQVIA Institute to understand the capacity and infrastructure readiness to administer radioligand therapies (RLT) in various geographies. This report focuses on the status of and barriers within the RLT patient referral journey — one of five capacity levers previously identified along with diagnostic capacity, number of RLT centres/beds, regulatory and patient release frameworks, and skilled workforce.
Specialized expertise and customized solutions across 14 therapeutic centers of excellence, including oncology, GI/NASH, pediatrics, neurology and rare diseases.
Focus oncology development on the patient, manage trial complexity, and increase predictability and speed.