Stakeholder Management and Interoperability of Biosimilars
A panelist discusses how their institution implements robust safety protocols including distinct labeling, electronic health record alerts, and staff education to prevent dispensing errors when managing multiple biosimilars, while also conducting targeted educational outreach to address stakeholder concerns about interchangeability.
Video content above is prompted by the following:
- How is your institution managing the use of multiple biosimilars for the same reference product to avoid dispensing errors?
- How have providers, patients, and other stakeholders at your institution reacted to the interchangeability of biosimilars? What educational strategies have been utilized to share key information with these groups?
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