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Michael Weber1, Heidi L Roth2, Amy Abramowitz1
1Department of Psychiatry (MW, AA), University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Chapel Hill, NC.
Abstract:
We describe the model developed by two separate healthcare systems to deliver the antiamyloid therapy, lecanemab, to patients with mild cognitive impairment and mild dementia. Based on current guidelines, the experience of two separate healthcare systems that developed lecanemab clinical care delivery programs is described in detail including the development of patient eligibility criteria, cooperation with specialty services, patient monitoring, and practical steps required to safely implement lecanemab programs at a systems level. Geriatric psychiatrists have a prominent role in prescribing and monitoring antiamyloid therapy in both systems and we highlight the unique role of the geriatric psychiatrist in the future delivery of antiamyloid therapies as memory care specialists.
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