Advancing clinical education in Multiple Myeloma

EMN Perspective is a scientific educational initiative developed for healthcare professionals involved in the management of multiple myeloma. The programme combines live and on-demand webinars with a guided digital platform featuring an integrated AI tool, designed to support rapid consultation of curated scientific content.

Educational Committee – Program coordinators:

Annamaria Brioli
Germany

Maria Gavriatopoulou
Greece

Adrian Mosquera
Spain

Ioannis Ntanasis-Stathopoulos
Greece

Jakub Radocha
Czech Republic

Claudia Stege
Netherlands

EMN Executives

Pieter Sonneveld & Mario Boccadoro

What's inside

1

Patients with Newly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma
02 November 02:30pm CET

Diagnostic and therapeutic approach in patients with newly diagnosed Multiple Myeloma

Topics covered:

  • What is the standard / best choice? – F. Gay
  • Maintenance – what is the best duration? – E. Zamagni
  • Future perspective frontline – E. Terpos
  • Challenging case – A. Brioli
  • Concluding discussion
2

Patients with Relapse/Refractory Multiple Myeloma

Management of early and late relapse, therapeutic sequencing strategies

Topics covered:

  • Early relapse – M.V. Mateos
  • Later relapse – H. Einsele
  • Sequencing – N. van de Donk
  • Challenging case – M. Talarico
  • Concluding discussion
3

Adverse Events: Recognition, management, and coordination of care
24 November 16:30pm CET

Recognition and management of adverse events

Topics covered:

  • Neurotoxicity – L. Rasche
  • Ophthalmologic – M. Gavriatopoulou
  • Skin, nails, mouth – I.Ntanasis-Stathopoulos
  • Immune system/infections – J. Radocha
  • Challenging case – L. Bertamini
  • Concluding discussion
4

Special scenarios
1 December 16:30pm CET

Complex clinical scenarios: EMD, PPCL, and high-risk situations

Topics covered:

  • Extramedullary disease (EMD) – M. Beksac
  • Primary plasma cell leukemia (PPCL) – P. Musto
  • Functional high-risk disease –  R. Mina
  • Challenging Case – L. Leypoldt
  • Concluding discussion
5

Future innovations and AI
21 December 15:30pm CET

Artificial intelligence in hemato-oncology: clinical applications and regulatory perspectives

Topics covered:

  • Generative AI for clinicians (basic principles, capabilities and limitations, hallucinations, and how to interact safely and critically with a chatbot-based tool) – A. Mosquera
  • Applied AI in hemato-oncology (AI in medical imaging and image-derived risk biomarkers) – J.N. Eckardt
  • Relevant EMN projects in AI for Multiple Myeloma – A. Mosquera
  • Regulatory and clinical-trial perspectives on AI applications in Europe – J.N. Eckardt
  • Concluding discussion