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Resource Library

With the assistance of its Advisory Committee and Partner Organizations, ACCC has developed a curated resource library that incorporates publications, webinars, tools, and other resources that can help care team members with the safe dispensing of multiple myeloma therapies.

Pharmacy Dispensing Resources

Sample Calendar: With the numerous therapies available to treat multiple myeloma, this sample calendar is a guide for giving patients the information they need about their monthly schedule of therapies and medications.
Multiple Myeloma Dispensing Models Webinar Series: This webinar series from ACCC features six on-demand recordings hosted by expert multidisciplinary faculty who explore various dispensing models and effective practices in the care of patients with multiple myeloma.
Treatment Evolution in Multiple Myeloma: This webcast series from The American Journal of Managed Care explores current therapeutic options for multiple myeloma treatment and best practices for dispensing medications during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Addressing Difficulties of the Multiple Myeloma Treatment Continuum: Key opinion leaders expand upon the difficulties that arise from the oral oncolytic dispensary system, including the inadequacy of community centers, time-consuming documentation, inappropriate utilization contingencies, and more.

Journal Articles

Patient Resources

Cancer and Your Finances Booklet: This booklet describes health insurance options and resources to help patients and their families who are coping with the financial aspects of cancer care and includes worksheets to help you stay organized.
Dental and Oral Complications of Treatment - Facts: Review this factsheet to understand the dental and oral complications of cancer treatment, and what you should do before and during treatment.
HealthTree: A patient-centric disease navigation and research portal.
HealthTree University: A comprehensive curriculum about multiple myeloma taught by myeloma specialists for patients, caregivers, and medical professionals (no CME credit).
Medication Resource for Blood Cancer Patients: Use this calendar as an easy way for you and your family to manage medications and doctor’s instructions.
Minimal/Measurable Residual Disease Chart: Easy-to-read information about Minimal/Measurable Residual Disease (MRD).
Minimal Residual Disease: Patient Fact Sheet: This fact sheet provides information about minimal residual disease (MRD), which refers to the small number of cancer cells that remain in the body after treatment.
Oral Treatment Adherence Facts: This fact sheet provides information about oral treatment adherence, including tips and resources to help you remember to take your medications.
Myeloma Coach: Location to find a team of myeloma patient and caregiver volunteers available to coach, provide guidance in finding a myeloma specialist, learning about financial aid or using online and digital resources that can help one live longer and better with multiple myeloma.
Personalized Support Palm Card: A pamphlet where once can access information specialists provide guidance through financial and social challenges, and give accurate, up-to-date disease, treatment and support information.
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) Publications
- Free Publications: A series of downloadable resources on blood cancer topics.
- Managing Side Effects: A series of fact sheets with information on what to expect and how to cope with side effects of treatment.
- Patient and Caregiver Support Resources: A repository of resources and support for those affected by blood cancers and their caregivers.
- Patient Financial Support, Copay Resources: Link offering the following financial assistance programs to help individuals with blood cancer.
- Side-Effect Management Series: Series of downloadable or order free information booklets on managing side-effects.
The MYELOMA CROWD: An organization that empowers patients with rare diseases at each step of their disease journey – from diagnosis, through education, care and on to a cure.

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