Patient assessment
Enter the hospital ID first. Existing patients are recognised automatically — this visit is then added to their record so parameters can be tracked chronologically.
Biodata
Comorbidities
QTc calculator
Computes QTc (Bazett) from measured QT plus either heart rate or a directly-measured RR interval, and fills it into the ECG section's QTc field automatically as you type. If both HR and RR are entered, RR interval takes precedence. A manually entered ECG QTc is never overwritten.
Baseline cardiac status
Tap a modality to enter its values. Collapsed sections are skipped, not cleared — enter only what was actually done.
Drives the CTRCD severity grade below, which can auto-escalate risk category and surveillance intensity for this patient.
Heart-failure (cardioprotective) medications
Tick any of the four pillar classes already started for this patient. Start date/time is captured automatically the first time a class is ticked, and carried forward on later visits — edit the dose as it's titrated.
Proposed / planned cancer therapy
Type a drug name to identify its class automatically, or tick classes directly below. Unrecognised drugs are added to a generic surveillance bucket so nothing is left unmonitored.
Pick a named regimen (e.g. R-CHOP). Specific drugs are auto-listed for you to cross-check; classes are ticked. The regimen name and drug list are saved and recalled on follow-up visits.
Leave blank for a patient starting therapy now. If they're already partway through — including a first visit here for a patient already receiving treatment elsewhere — enter their current cycle number: it sets the correct "due now" column directly (more precise than guessing from dates) and automatically extends the surveillance chart if this cycle is beyond what's normally shown.
Used only to project an actual calendar date for the next cycle-based test (e.g. "next biomarker panel due ~14 Oct"). Defaults to 21 days (the most common regimen interval) — change it if this regimen differs.
Save it with a class and monitoring note so it's identified automatically next time.
QTc monitoring by drug
Shown automatically only for agents with a recognised QTc-prolongation signal that are currently listed above under "Proposed / planned cancer therapy". Intervals are pragmatic starting points drawn from product labelling and IC‑OS / JACC:CardioOncology consensus — no agent below (except where stated) has a formally validated monitoring interval, so individualise per patient.
Patient records
Saved on this device. Visits sync to the admin server as you save them; use the lookup below to pull in a record entered on another device.
For a patient entered on a different device that hasn't shown up here yet.
On demand only — needs the staff access code (ask your admin), separate from their password.
Due for surveillance
Patients flagged by an estimated interval based on their highest confirmed risk level at last visit. A general fallback — not a substitute for the agent-specific schedule on each patient's own record.
Cohort trends & data recovery
Pull every recorded value for a parameter across patients, filtered by drug or drug class, for trend review or export to external statistics software.
HFA–ICOS baseline risk table & surveillance protocols
The full point-scoring table and per-agent surveillance schedules this tool applies, for review offline. Source: 2022 ESC Cardio-Oncology Guidelines (HFA-ICOS), local cardio-oncology SOP.