Myelofibrosis Treatment
Dear Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust,
The following questions are being asked for on behalf of Novartis. The purpose of these questions is to understand the variability of treatment within your trust and in context to the rest of the country.
Q1. Does your trust treat myelofibrosis? If not, which other trust do you refer these patients to?
Q2.
A) Please provide the total number of patients treated in the last 6 months (or the latest 6 months data you have available) for myelofibrosis (ICD10 code D47.4).
b) How many of these patients were above age 65?
Q3. How many myelofibrosis patients were treated in the past 6 months with Ruxolitinib?
Q4.
A) How many myelofibrosis (ICD10 code D47.4) patients has your trust diagnosed in the past 3 years?
b) Of these patients, how many were treated in the past 6 months (or the latest 6 months data you have available) with:
• Hydroxyurea
• Fedratinib
• Received No Treatment
Q5. Does your trust participate in any clinical trials for the treatment of myelofibrosis? If so, can you please provide the name of each trial along with the number of patients taking part.
Thank you for taking the time to answer these questions and I look forward to your response.
Yours faithfully,
Ben Holdsworth
Freedom of Information Act 2000 – Ref No: 22-356
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Dear Sir/Madam
Freedom of Information Act 2000 – Ref No: 22-356
Response to request dated 23/08/2022 made under the Freedom of Information
Act 2000
Questions and Response:
Q1. Does your trust treat myelofibrosis? If not, which other trust do you
refer these patients to? Yes
Q2. A) Please provide the total number of patients treated in the last 6
months (or the latest 6 months data you have available) for myelofibrosis
(ICD10 code D47.4). 8
b) How many of these patients were above age 65? 5
Q3. How many myelofibrosis patients were treated in the past 6 months with
Ruxolitinib? 6
Q4. A) How many myelofibrosis (ICD10 code D47.4) patients has your trust
diagnosed in the past 3 years? 23
b) Of these patients, how many were treated in the past 6 months (or the
latest 6 months data you have available) with:
• Hydroxyurea 0
• Fedratinib 0
• Received No Treatment 2
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