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When you are managing a patient, where do you go most frequently for information and resources? Please choose up to three resources:
- Pharmaceutical company sales representative
- Pharmaceutical company clinical nurse educator
- Professional websites (eg, LLS, APSHO, ASH, ONS)
- Pharmaceutical company/product website
- Professional journals (eg, CJON, JADPRO, Blood)
- Clinical practice guidelines (NCCN, ASH, ASCO)
- Institutional practice guidelines (ie, guidelines developed by the institution in which you practice)
When caring for a patient, what educational resources and tools would you find most beneficial and useful? (check all that apply):
- Flip books
- Websites
- Ringed resource cards
- Posters
- Brochures
- Videos
- Tear-off sheets
What topics matter most to you? (check all that apply):
- Acute myeloid leukemia (AML)
- Lymphoma
- Myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS)
- Beta thalassemia
- Myelofibrosis
- Multiple myeloma
- General hematology/oncology information
- Patient education
- Other
Please describe which topics matter most to you:
How helpful did you find the information on this site?
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How likely are you to recommend this site to your colleagues?
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What specific resources would you find most helpful when educating or being educated about AML? Please choose up to three resources in order of preference:
- In-services from pharmaceutical company clinical nurse educators utilizing slide decks on the disease
- Educational tear sheets for patients that describe AML and common adverse events
- A flip book describing the development of AML and common cytogenetic and genetic abnormalities
- A video of a thought leader describing an AML patient case
- Patient and caregiver brochures
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