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After a transplant or cell therapy: what to ask for The things worth asking a transplant team for, in one place: who follows you up and for how long, which screens are due at which year, what immunisations you need and when, and who to ring when something changes. | none | none | rejuvenation, survivorship, transplant | ||
AlloCare: a stepped-care late-effects service after allogeneic transplant NCT06281496 The gap after a transplant is not that nobody knows what should be checked, it is that no mechanism tells an individual survivor what is due. This trial tests an organised four-step late-effects service against usual care. | none | none | rejuvenation, survivorship, open-problem | ||
Make the treatment exposure record machine-readable, so surveillance can be computed Risk-based follow-up guidelines key surveillance to cumulative dose and radiotherapy field. Survivors frequently cannot obtain either, so the guidelines are unusable even where someone is willing to follow them. | none | none | rejuvenation, survivorship, open-problem | ||
Nobody owns the follow-up once the oncology clinic lets go There are guidelines saying what a survivor should have checked and when. There is usually no mechanism that tells an individual survivor, ten years out, which checks they are due this year, or anyone whose job it is to notice they were missed. | none | none | rejuvenation, survivorship, open-problem | ||
Who is supposed to be watching: EBMT, CIBMTR, FACT-JACIE, and what a survivor is actually offered There is an agreed international list of what should be checked in someone who has had a transplant, and how often, and an accreditation system that centres are inspected against. What there is much less of is a guarantee that any individual survivor is receiving the checks. Knowing the list exists lets a person ask for it. | none | rejuvenation, survivorship, transplant |