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Introducing HealthTree for Multiple Myeloma Patients with Rafael Fonseca, MD, Mayo Clinic Scottsdale
Rafael Fonseca, MD
Mayo Clinic Scottsdale
Interview Date: May 18, 2018
Dr. Rafael Fonseca joins Myeloma Crowd Radio to share a new tool for myeloma patients called HealthTree. HealthTree can help myeloma patients find and understand personally relevant treatment options that can then be taken to their doctor for an informed clinic visit. HealthTree allows patients to track key myeloma lab values that can also help patients connect with clinical trials they can qualify for. HealthTree enables patients to become part of the cure by answering ongoing myeloma researcher questions and sharing their anonymous data to help researchers identify trends for better care for us individually and collectively. HealthTree will provide reports based on the collective patient data that will inform both patients and researchers. Over time, patient participation in HealthTree can help accelerate research for myeloma experts while helping educate patients.
Dr. Fonseca describes how over time, HealthTree could become the "Waze" app for myeloma care - identifying the best course of treatment for each patient's situation.
Thanks to our episode sponsor, Takeda Oncology
Rafael Fonseca, MD
Mayo Clinic Scottsdale
Interview Date: May 18, 2018
Dr. Rafael Fonseca joins Myeloma Crowd Radio to share a new tool for myeloma patients called HealthTree. HealthTree can help myeloma patients find and understand personally relevant treatment options that can then be taken to their doctor for an informed clinic visit. HealthTree allows patients to track key myeloma lab values that can also help patients connect with clinical trials they can qualify for. HealthTree enables patients to become part of the cure by answering ongoing myeloma researcher questions and sharing their anonymous data to help researchers identify trends for better care for us individually and collectively. HealthTree will provide reports based on the collective patient data that will inform both patients and researchers. Over time, patient participation in HealthTree can help accelerate research for myeloma experts while helping educate patients.
Dr. Fonseca describes how over time, HealthTree could become the "Waze" app for myeloma care - identifying the best course of treatment for each patient's situation.
Thanks to our episode sponsor, Takeda Oncology

Rafael Fonseca, MD

Jennifer Ahlstrom
