Getting cancer treatment at home instead of the hospital

This trial is testing a new way to deliver cancer care called Hospital-at-Home. Instead of going to a hospital to receive tarlatamab (a medication for advanced small-cell lung cancer), some patients will receive the medication at home while a medical team monitors their health remotely. The study wants to see if this approach works as well as traditional hospital-based treatment while making it more convenient for patients.

Receiving cancer treatment often requires frequent hospital visits, which can be difficult and stressful for patients. This trial is exploring whether the same medication can be safely given at home with remote monitoring, potentially making treatment easier and less disruptive to daily life.