The incorporation of all the clinical data on a “patient view” including the cycles of chemotherapy received, the gap or shit in between administrations, the imaging tests, the interventions of the nurse and pharmacists, allows to quickly have a good overview of the patient’s journey. Each change in the patient’s treatment is represented by a specific iconography, this greatly accelerates the understanding of a patient’s file.

The organization of the information needed to prescribe a chemotherapy protocol and the dose calculator included in the electronic prescriber limit errors related to the prescription of chemotherapy. For example, transcription errors are eliminated by interfacing the electronic medical record.

During the initial prescription, the protocol is personalized to the needs of the patient according to the expertise of the clinicians. During the second prescription, it is possible to start from the previous prescription. This makes it possible to reuse, from one cycle to another, all the medication adjustments for a given patient. In this way, we avoid potentials omissions.

A verification tool powered by validation rules related to the patient’s demographic variables and laboratory results helps to catch cases where doses have been misadjusted by the team or a laboratory test has not been performed beforehand.

A custom reporting tool allows you to get all the statistics you need to make informed decisions. New drugs in ONCOlogy are expensive. The reports produced by ONCO will allow you to better identify the populations for which a new treatment could make a difference. The reports will provide you with a quantifiable foundation to improve your processes as well as to optimize your treatments.

In addition, the link between who received what, why and for how long is preserved in a clinical data bank allowing at a glance to clearly identify the population treated.