Oncology

Oncology clinic software

Oncology is protocol-driven: cycles at fixed intervals, monitoring before each one, and several clinicians involved in the same patient. The coordination is the work.

Cycles, not appointments

A protocol is a defined sequence at defined intervals. Each cycle depends on the monitoring before it.

  • A protocol as a defined sequence at defined intervals
  • Each cycle dependent on the monitoring before it
  • Bloods ordered from the cycle and tracked to a result
  • A cycle that cannot proceed with monitoring outstanding
  • Dose, delay and reduction recorded against the cycle
Procedures recorded here

Several clinicians, one record

Everyone involved has to be reading the same file, including whoever is on call.

  • One record every clinician involved is reading
  • Multidisciplinary input held in the file, not in an email thread
  • Whoever is on call seeing the same file as the treating team
  • Communication with the patient kept on the record
  • Handover that does not depend on a conversation
Conditions charted here

Cost and approval per cycle

High-cost therapy needs approval per cycle and accurate cost against each one.

  • Approval per cycle, tracked rather than assumed
  • High-cost therapy costed accurately against each cycle
  • What the insurer covers and what the patient pays, per cycle
  • Drug batch and lot recorded against the administration
  • Reporting per protocol, per clinician and per insurer
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Appointments versus cycles

Oncology is a protocol with monitoring gates between its steps. A calendar can hold the dates but not the dependency, and the dependency is the safety.

The way it is done now

  • Appointments at intervals
  • Monitoring assumed done
  • Input in an email thread
  • On call reading a summary
  • Approval once

With Medicolize

  • Cycles in a protocol
  • A gate before the cycle
  • In the record
  • The same file
  • Per cycle

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Questions

Oncology — frequently asked

Can a protocol be defined once and reused?

Yes, as a course template with its cycles and intervals, applied per patient and adjusted where needed.

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