
Join us at the ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition from December 6-9, 2025, in Orlando, Florida.
Session Name: 907. Outcomes Research: Plasma Cell Disorders: Innovations in Myeloma: Therapy, Prevention & Patient-Centered Care
Session Date: December 6, 2025
Session Time: 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Presentation Time: 4:45 PM - 5:00 PM
Room: OCCC - West Hall E2
Publication Number: 406
Platform Overview
The Challenge
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40% PRO engagement
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Missed symptoms
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Delayed intervention
Our Solution
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SMS-based tracking
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Real-time alerts
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EHR integration
Clinical Results
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Significantly higher engagement
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Earlier intervention
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Better outcomes
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Objectives
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Co-Primaries
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Feasibility: Evaluate patient adoption and platform accessibility
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Engagement: Measure completion rates and participation frequency.
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Secondary: Time Burden Assess patient experience and efficiency
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Exploratory: Clinical Utility Evaluate actionable event identification
Study Design
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Single-center prospective observational study
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Enrollment: March 2, 2025 through May 12, 2025
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Follow-up: 90 days
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Median time on study: 9 weeks
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Methods
Study Design
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Single-center prospective observational study
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Enrollment: March 2, 2025 through May 12, 2025
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Follow-up: 90 days
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Median time on study: 9 weeks
Participants
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58 MM patients
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Median age: 68.1 years (range 47-91)
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Three cohorts: NDMM, RRMM; MAINT
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Key Findings
Both symptom and QoL check-in completion rates approach 90% Success
Factors:
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Intuitive interface with simplified text-based interactions
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Minimal time burden supporting consistent patient engagement
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SMS delivery eliminates app download requirement
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Targeted questioning based on patient cohort and needs
Clinical Utility:
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Early identification of symptom changes
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Preventive intervention opportunities
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Improved treatment side effect management
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Enhanced patient-clinician communications
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Conclusions
The mQOL platform demonstrated:
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Excellent feasibility with nearly 90% completion rates
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High patient adherence across all cohorts
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Minimal response burden (<3 minutes per assessment)
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Substantial clinical utility through early event identification
Real-time, patient-driven digital monitoring provides rapid, actionable insights into the MM treatment journey, supporting Patient Centered Outcomes
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Bringing Value—Across the Board
For Clinicians
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Proactive monitoring
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Workflow integration
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Evidence-based alerts
For Researchers
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Rich datasets
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Real-world evidence
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EHR integration
For Health Systems
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Significantly higher engagement
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Earlier intervention
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Better outcomes
A Trusted Solution
100+ years combined healthcare experience
HIPAA-compliant SMS platform
Pursuing FDA Breakthrough Device status

