Chemo plans per patient
Set the regimen, number of cycles and interval with multiple drugs and default doses, then adjust any individual cycle before it is saved.
Chemotherapy cycle intelligence
OncoCare brings the chemo plan, CTCAE toxicities, lab trends and patient-reported symptoms onto one pre-cycle screen, so oncologists can review each patient faster and more consistently.
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Features
Set the regimen, number of cycles and interval with multiple drugs and default doses, then adjust any individual cycle before it is saved.
Record each cycle as given, modified, delayed, held or discontinued. Every change needs a reason, and the evidence behind it is kept with the decision.
Upload CBP, LFT and RFT reports as PDF or photo. Claude extracts the values, which are cross-checked and confirmed by the clinician. Missing pre-cycle labs are marked.
Every result is compared with baseline and the previous cycle. Flags cover crossed limits, rapid changes, rising CTCAE grades, KDIGO creatinine rises and projected crossings.
Grade adverse events with CTCAE v6.0 terms. DailyMed drug labels add context on the known toxicities of each drug in the regimen.
Labs, toxicities, patient messages and decisions appear on a single timeline across cycles, with the reasoning shown next to each grade.
Symptoms reported by the patient appear in the right assessment window by date. Review a report and record it as a CTCAE toxicity in one step.
Fever, bleeding, breathlessness and other red flags move a message to the top of the inbox, and the patient is told right away to call the team.
How it works
Create the regimen and review each cycle.
Record toxicities between cycles, from the clinic or the patient.
Upload or enter pre-cycle labs. Trends are computed from baseline.
See current and previous labs, flags and CTCAE grades together.
Proceed, modify, delay, hold, change regimen or discontinue.
For patients
If you have a temperature of 38 °C or more, bleeding, trouble breathing, chest pain, confusion, or you can't keep fluids down, call your care team now or dial 112.