CAR-T Meeting 2026 | The launch of the CAR-T Passport for Physicians: an update on the work of the GoCART coalition
Jürgen Kuball, MD, PhD, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands, provides an update on the GoCART initiative, a joint effort between the EBMT and EHA, highlighting the recent launch of the CAR-T Passport for Physicians. This project was developed to ensure that physicians have a document that demonstrates they are well-equipped with the necessary knowledge to treat patients with CAR T-cell therapy. This interview took place at the EBMT-EHA 8th European CAR T-cell Meeting, held in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
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The GoCART initiative is really a wonderful joint initiative between EBMT and EHA and we have several projects running one of the most prominent one and most developed one is the CAR-T Passport for Physicians which is meant as a complementary effort to the JACIE efforts from EBMT where you not only have a center accreditation but also an individual passport that you can show that you are well enough equipped with knowledge...
The GoCART initiative is really a wonderful joint initiative between EBMT and EHA and we have several projects running one of the most prominent one and most developed one is the CAR-T Passport for Physicians which is meant as a complementary effort to the JACIE efforts from EBMT where you not only have a center accreditation but also an individual passport that you can show that you are well enough equipped with knowledge. And this is also important in particular if you’re treating patients with CAR-T, because each company would like you to have sort of such an educational module into your system and the aim is, and we just did a wonderful meeting also with the major market authorization holders, is now to implement this also in the risk management plans, so that in the future you can have such a passport maybe two passports per physician per center and then they can teach the teachers to teach the people at their location but maybe also at other locations so that the future burden is going down in terms of management and quality is growing up.
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