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FracturePlasterClinic

A fracture clinic: casts and their dates, post-op braces worn as prescribed, clubfoot casting, pin sites on a frame, and scoliosis bracing.

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What it is

Every fracture treated in a cast, slab, splint or brace is on one clinic list from the day it goes on. The doctor sets the dates: when they want the check X-ray and when the cast is due off; the list shows what is due today and what is overdue. A cast is recorded as on only after the patient (or the person with them) has been given the clinic’s warning-signs advice — what to come back for at once, such as pain getting worse, numb or pale fingers, or a cast that is too tight — and the words given are kept on that cast. The doctor records what the check X-ray showed in their own words and the next check they want. A problem with the cast (a pressure sore, swelling, warning signs, a loose or broken cast) is recorded with what was done; a cast taken off for it is recorded as off in the same step. One cast is on at a time: a change is a removal and a new application. A fracture closes with the doctor’s outcome once nothing is on and every problem is settled. Post-op braces: a brace or splint after surgery is prescribed with the surgeon’s own wear schedule — their words, and hours a day when they give one — until a date, and every check of how it is actually worn, at a visit or by phone between visits, records what the patient or family reports, any fit or skin problem and what was done. A patient not wearing it as prescribed, or a check the surgeon wanted that is overdue, leads the list before the next visit. Clubfoot casting follows a child treated by the Ponseti method: casts recorded once applied, numbered per foot, with the Pirani score and abduction as measured on the surgeon’s own interval, the tenotomy, then bracing only on the surgeon’s prescription with the hours reported at each check. Pin sites keep every external fixator and ring frame with its pins and wires by label: each check, on the surgeon’s interval, covers every pin still in, a purulent or loose pin needs what was done and which doctor was told, and a pin red or wet on two checks running is flagged. Scoliosis bracing keeps brace wear against the hours the surgeon prescribed and each curve’s Cobb angle from the radiologist’s report; progression is flagged only at the surgeon’s own number. Nothing here sets a schedule.

Who uses it: Built for: Orthopaedics
Reads: The patient record
Writes: Fracture episodes, cast and slab records, check X-ray reviews, cast complications, brace prescriptions, brace wear checks, clubfoot casts and brace checks, pin-site checks, scoliosis brace wear and Cobb angles
Never: It does not read the X-ray, measure a Cobb angle or decide when a cast or frame comes off — the doctor does; it keeps their dates, numbers and words.
Access: Only people whose role includes it — the clinic owner decides who
Your data: Full PHI. Hosted in Boston, United States. On uninstall: Every fracture, cast, review and complication is kept and can still be read.

In the product

Who uses it: Doctor — the demo profile it is best tried as
Where it opens: Clinical › Fracture Clinic /fracture-clinic
Permission: fracture.read

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How it works

Cast on, advice givenKind, material and the doctor’s dates; the warning signs told to the patient. Clubfoot casts are numbered per foot with the Pirani score.
Check and followThe doctor records the check X-ray; pin sites are checked pin by pin and brace wear and Cobb angles entered as reported.
Off and closedRemoved as planned or for a problem; closed with the outcome.

Rules it keeps

What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.

It does not read the X-ray, measure a Cobb angle or decide when a cast or frame comes off — the doctor does; it keeps their dates, numbers and words.

The warning-signs wording is the clinic’s own; the starter text is marked until the surgeon confirms it.

AI in FracturePlasterClinic

AskQuestions about what is on screen — “What needs attention in FracturePlasterClinic today?” — answered with the records it read.

DraftSummaries and notes for the team, marked as drafts until a person signs.

Every answer shows its sources. Nothing AI writes is saved until a person accepts it.

See it on screen

FracturePlasterClinic — Fracture Clinic — Track every cast and slab to its check X-ray and the day it comes off — 01Fracture Clinic — Track every cast and slab to its check X-ray and the day it comes offCaptured from the running demo clinic

01Fracture Clinic — Track every cast and slab to its check X-ray and the day it comes offCaptured from the running demo clinic

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Questions clinics ask

What does FracturePlasterClinic do?

A fracture clinic: casts and their dates, post-op braces worn as prescribed, clubfoot casting, pin sites on a frame, and scoliosis bracing. Every fracture treated in a cast, slab, splint or brace is on one clinic list from the day it goes on. The doctor sets the dates: when they want the check X-ray and when the cast is due off; the list shows what is due today and what is overdue. A cast is recorded as on only after the patient (or the person with them) has been given the clinic’s warning-signs advice — what to come back for at once, such as pain getting worse, numb or pale fingers, or a cast that is too tight — and the words given are kept on that cast. The doctor records what the check X-ray showed in their own words and the next check they want. A problem with the cast (a pressure sore, swelling, warning signs, a loose or broken cast) is recorded with what was done; a cast taken off for it is recorded as off in the same step. One cast is on at a time: a change is a removal and a new application. A fracture closes with the doctor’s outcome once nothing is on and every problem is settled. Post-op braces: a brace or splint after surgery is prescribed with the surgeon’s own wear schedule — their words, and hours a day when they give one — until a date, and every check of how it is actually worn, at a visit or by phone between visits, records what the patient or family reports, any fit or skin problem and what was done. A patient not wearing it as prescribed, or a check the surgeon wanted that is overdue, leads the list before the next visit. Clubfoot casting follows a child treated by the Ponseti method: casts recorded once applied, numbered per foot, with the Pirani score and abduction as measured on the surgeon’s own interval, the tenotomy, then bracing only on the surgeon’s prescription with the hours reported at each check. Pin sites keep every external fixator and ring frame with its pins and wires by label: each check, on the surgeon’s interval, covers every pin still in, a purulent or loose pin needs what was done and which doctor was told, and a pin red or wet on two checks running is flagged. Scoliosis bracing keeps brace wear against the hours the surgeon prescribed and each curve’s Cobb angle from the radiologist’s report; progression is flagged only at the surgeon’s own number. Nothing here sets a schedule.

What data does FracturePlasterClinic read and write?

FracturePlasterClinic reads the patient record and writes fracture episodes, cast and slab records, check X-ray reviews, cast complications, brace prescriptions, brace wear checks, clubfoot casts and brace checks, pin-site checks, scoliosis brace wear and Cobb angles. Its data class is Full PHI. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.

What does FracturePlasterClinic deliberately not do?

It does not read the X-ray, measure a Cobb angle or decide when a cast or frame comes off — the doctor does; it keeps their dates, numbers and words. The warning-signs wording is the clinic’s own; the starter text is marked until the surgeon confirms it.

What happens to our data if we uninstall FracturePlasterClinic?

Every fracture, cast, review and complication is kept and can still be read.

Is FracturePlasterClinic available today?

Yes — FracturePlasterClinic is live in clinics today. Set up your practice on MedAppz and install it from your dashboard.

Want to see FracturePlasterClinic running on your own patients?

Tell us what you run and we will show you this app inside a practice shaped like yours — or answer the question the page above did not.

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