Multidisciplinary Strategies for Mitigating Diagnostic Delays and Optimizing Treatment in Patients With

Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP)

Education and Training

View these video modules on important topics to mitigate diagnostic delays and optimize treatment in patients with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP). There are also patient cases featuring expert insights and discussion points that you can apply in your practice as well as practical tools aligned with each content topic. Drive changes to positively impact care for your patients by adopting effective diagnostic, treatment, and/or coordination of care practices.

Do you want to bring this education to your team? Utilize the downloadable discussion guides and slide decks listed below the videos! An additional video on adult learning principles and presentation tips is provided to help you develop and lead sessions with your team.

Dr. Gable provides an overview of CIDP and its variants

Dr. Gable discusses guideline recommendations for diagnosing CIDP

Dr. Allen reviews available therapies and clinical trial data

Dr. Allen discusses monitoring treatment response and optimizing therapy

Dr. Gable discusses the diagnosis of CIDP in a patient with progressive onset of numbness

Dr. Allen discusses treatment selection for a patient experiencing adverse events with IVIg

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Practical Guidance and Resources

Use these clinical tools and resources to enhance your clinical practice and supplement the education.

Patient Education and Resources

Whiteboard and background on CIDP for patients and their families

Comprehensive background on CIDP and its treatment for patients

Patient resource from the GBS/CIDP Foundation on talking to a healthcare provider

Interested in participating in a digital quality improvement program? You’ll complete an assessment to understand where your practice’s performance falls relative to available evidence and guideline recommendations, and then develop a personalized action plan to create changes in practice.

For Physicians:

  • Satisfies MOC (Part IV) requirements
  • Qualifies as a medium weight MIPS improvement activity

For Pharmacists:

  • Enhance patient safety, increase efficiency and cost-effectiveness, and continue to increase pharmacist role in healthcare decision-making
  • Meet various hospital accreditation standards

Hear from faculty on why QI is essential for impactful care of patients with CIDP:

CIDP is a challenging diagnosis because there is no single diagnostic biomarker. We arrive at a diagnosis based mainly on clinical features and piecing together different bits of data such as electrophysiology and other lab tests. One of the biggest barriers is understanding how all of this information fits together to make an accurate diagnosis.

This is a really great resource to make our time more efficient so we can understand where we need to place our energy and where we really need to focus on so that we can get the most out of our educational experience.

- Jeffrey Allen, MD