A comprehensive digital platform designed to streamline and integrate information related to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of cancer patients.
A digital record of a patient’s health information, including medical history, diagnoses, medications, and treatment plans, accessible within the oncology information system.
Software tools integrated into the OIS to assist healthcare providers in making informed decisions about patient care, incorporating evidence-based guidelines and data analysis.
Multidisciplinary meetings where oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and other specialists collaborate to discuss complex cancer cases and develop comprehensive treatment plans.
The seamless incorporation of pathology reports, including biopsy results and molecular diagnostics, into the OIS for a comprehensive understanding of the cancer’s characteristics.
Modules within the OIS dedicated to planning, scheduling, and documenting radiation therapy treatments, ensuring precision and patient safety.
Tools and functionalities in the OIS for prescribing, tracking, and managing chemotherapy regimens, with alerts for potential drug interactions and dosage adjustments.
A database within the OIS containing detailed information about cancer cases, used for research, quality improvement, and cancer surveillance purposes.
Integration of radiological images, such as CT scans and MRIs, into the OIS, facilitating easy access, review, and comparison for treatment planning.
The incorporation of genomic and molecular data into the OIS, allowing oncologists to tailor treatment plans based on the specific genetic makeup of a patient’s cancer.
The incorporation of telemedicine capabilities within the OIS, enabling remote consultations, follow-up appointments, and collaborative care.
Tools within the OIS to streamline the management of clinical trials, including patient enrollment, protocol adherence, and data collection