
Opinion|Videos|September 13, 2024
Access Challenges Regarding the Use of Abiraterone in Patients With mCRPC
Author(s)Gautam Jayram, MD, Christopher Pieczonka, MD
Panelists discuss how to address the challenges in providing optimal care for mCRPC patients and how barriers may vary between different healthcare settings, such as rural vs. urban and private vs. public.
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- mCRPC patients?
- How do you navigate these challenges to ensure patients receive optimal care?
- How might the barriers differ between various health care settings (eg, rural vs urban, private vs public)?
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