OncoProtocol

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Chemo regimens with cycle calendars and toxicity grades.

In plain words: Chemo plans: doses, cycle calendars, side effects.

Clinical · Full PHI · Oncology

What OncoProtocol does

Regimen templates written out drug by drug with the day of the cycle and the dose as the protocol states it, a cycle calendar generated from the regimen’s own spacing, and CTCAE toxicity graded 1 to 5 against the cycle it happened on.

How you actually use it

  1. Define a regimen as dataRegimen library, New regimen: the name, cycle length in days, cycles, and each drug with its day of cycle and dose, then Save regimen. A drug set past the cycle length is refused, and a name already in the library is refused until that regimen is retired.
  2. Enrol and get a dated calendarOn Start a patient on a regimen, find the patient, pick Which regimen and press Enrol. Every cycle is dated from the start. A patient is on one active protocol at a time, and a retired regimen takes nobody.
  3. Give or defer each cycleCycles opens the calendar. Given asks the date it was given. Defer asks a later date and a reason, and every remaining cycle moves by the same delta; a date earlier than the current due date is refused. Only a pending cycle can be given or deferred.
  4. Record toxicity+ Toxicity on a given cycle takes the kind and the CTCAE grade, 1 to 5. A grade of 3 or more flags the enrolment on the list.
  5. Complete or stopComplete is refused until every cycle is closed — given, or stopped with a reason. Stop asks why and closes the remaining cycles with that reason.
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What it reads

patient record

What it writes

regimen instancestoxicity grades
Same patient record as every other app — nothing is copied into a silo. Data class: Full PHI.

What it does not do

It reads no lab result and gates nothing on one. Its refusals are about order: only a pending cycle can be given or deferred, a deferral moves every remaining cycle by the same days, and a protocol completes only once every cycle is closed.

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Questions clinics ask

What data does OncoProtocol read and write?

OncoProtocol reads patient record and writes regimen instances, toxicity grades. Its data class is Full PHI. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.

What does OncoProtocol deliberately not do?

It reads no lab result and gates nothing on one. Its refusals are about order: only a pending cycle can be given or deferred, a deferral moves every remaining cycle by the same days, and a protocol completes only once every cycle is closed.

What happens to our data if we uninstall OncoProtocol?

All clinical data stays in the record.

Is OncoProtocol available today?

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

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