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editorial
. 2015 Jul 30;9:1093–1099. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S84887

Table 2.

Resources for patients with acromegaly

Purpose Resource
Administration and adherence Automated adherence reminders: emails, phone calls, letters, and text messages Mobile administration program: mobile HCPs deliver long-acting octreotide injections at home or at a convenient location
Symptom tracking Diary of symptoms, test results, and side effects
Regular appointment schedule
Patient education and emotional support Acromegaly info (http://www.acromegalyinfo.com)
Hormone Health network (http://www.hormone.org)
Pituitary Disorders (http://www.pituitarydisorder.net)
Pituitary Foundation (http://www.pituitary.org.uk)
Pituitary Society (http://www.pituitary-society.org)
You and Your Hormones (http://www.yourhormones.info)
Pituitary network Association (http://www.pituitary.org)
Acromegaly Community (http://www.acromegalycommunity.com)
Additional support groups and educational resources may be found through the endocrine societies of individual countries/regions
Financial resources for patients without publicly funded health care Financial assistance for lanreotide (http://acromegaly.somatulinedepot.com/resources/copay-savings-programs)
Financial assistance for octreotide and pasireotide (1-877-LAr-inFO, http://www.endocrineaccessnow.com)
Additional financial information may be found through the endocrine societies of individual countries/regions

Abbreviation: HCP, health care professional.