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Calculates probability of coronary chest pain in primary-care settings using a set of clinical rules based on patient symptoms, signs, and risk factors. Helps users quickly assess likelihood of angina or myocardial infarction and guide further diagnostic steps or interventions. Clinicians, especially those in primary care, would use this tool to improve accuracy in diagnosing chest pain conditions, potentially reducing the need for unnecessary tests and treatments while improving patient outcomes.
Calculates estimated glomerular filtration rate using the European Kidney Function Consortium equation. Enter relevant patient information such as serum creatinine, age, sex, and race to get an accurate eGFR estimation. Useful for healthcare professionals in assessing kidney function and determining appropriate treatment plans. Helps users, particularly doctors and nephrologists, quickly and easily perform eGFR calculations without manual error. Ideal for managing patients with kidney disease, monitoring treatment efficacy, and making informed decisions about medication dosing and care.
Calculates the simplified diagnostic criteria for autoimmune hepatitis using a set of predefined questions and scoring system. Helps users assess whether their symptoms and test results meet the simplified AIH score, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning.
Calculates the revised original diagnostic criteria for autoimmune hepatitis based on patient data input, providing a score that aids in diagnosis. Healthcare professionals and researchers use this tool to assess the likelihood of autoimmune hepatitis in patients by evaluating their medical history and test results according to established criteria. It helps ensure accurate diagnoses and appropriate treatment planning.
Calculates five-year risk of glaucoma in patients with ocular hypertension using data from the Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS). Based on patient information such as intraocular pressure, age, family history, and visual field results, it provides a predictive analysis to inform treatment decisions. Doctors, ophthalmologists, and eye care professionals use this tool to assess the likelihood of developing glaucoma in patients with ocular hypertension. By providing actionable insights, it helps in making informed choices about monitoring and preventive measures, potentially averting serious vision loss.
Calculates visual outcome prognosis after eye injury using a standardized scoring system based on factors such as corneal damage, lens involvement, and vascular compromise. Helps healthcare providers assess treatment options and potential recovery in patients with ocular trauma. Ideal for ophthalmologists, emergency room doctors, and other medical professionals managing eye injuries to guide clinical decisions effectively.
Calculates lower-extremity functional ability across daily and sports-related activities using a series of questions about mobility, strength, and balance. Users answer prompts on tasks like walking, climbing stairs, and jumping to generate a score reflecting their overall foot and ankle function. Physicians, physical therapists, and patients would use it to assess and monitor lower limb health before, during, and after surgeries or injuries. It aids in developing personalized treatment plans and evaluating recovery progress.
Calculates the likelihood of chemotherapy-induced toxicity in older adults with breast cancer. Uses a scoring system based on patient demographics, medical history, and treatment details to estimate risk. Helps clinicians make informed decisions about chemotherapy regimens for breast cancer patients over 65 by identifying those at higher risk of adverse effects, thus allowing for more personalized care.
Calculates chemotherapy toxicity scores for older cancer patients using an alternative method to traditional scales, providing more accurate assessments based on individual patient factors. Helps healthcare providers tailor treatment plans to minimize side effects while maximizing efficacy in elderly populations. Designed specifically for oncologists and geriatricians, this tool aids in evaluating the potential risks and benefits of chemotherapy for older patients, taking into account their unique physiological characteristics that may differ from younger adults. By offering a more nuanced approach to toxicity assessment, it supports evidence-based decision-making and improves patient outcomes by ensuring appropriate treatment intensity.
Calculates grades of chest radiograph severity in cystic fibrosis to monitor disease progression. The tool uses specific criteria based on lung markings, airway caliber, and pleural involvement to assign a score from 1 to 4, with higher scores indicating more advanced disease. Helps users monitor cystic fibrosis by providing a standardized way to assess chest radiograph findings. Clinicians can use this information to evaluate treatment effectiveness or adjust care strategies as the disease progresses.
Calculates chemotherapy toxicity risk in geriatric oncology patients by assessing various factors such as age, performance status, comorbidities, and treatment history. Helps healthcare providers tailor chemotherapy regimens to minimize adverse effects while maximizing therapeutic benefit for older adults. Doctors and nurses in geriatric oncology would use this tool to determine the appropriate chemotherapy dose and schedule for their patients, ensuring optimal outcomes with manageable side effects.
Calculates cognitive impairment in older adults using a six-item screening test. The tool evaluates mental abilities through simple questions, providing scores to assess potential cognitive issues. Doctors, nurses, and caregivers can use this tool to screen older patients for cognitive impairment, aiding early detection and intervention. It's particularly useful in primary care settings where quick assessments are needed.
Calculates severity of psychiatric symptoms using the Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS), covering 18 clinical domains. Users input scores for each symptom, and the tool provides an overall BPRS score and interpretive summary to help diagnose and monitor mental health conditions. Clinicians, psychiatrists, and healthcare providers use this scale to assess patients' psychiatric symptoms accurately and consistently, aiding in treatment planning and monitoring outcomes.
Calculates the Abbreviated Mental Test Score (AMTS), a quick cognitive screening tool for evaluating acute confusional states in older patients. The AMTS assesses mental status by asking a series of questions about orientation, attention, memory, and calculation abilities within five minutes. Clinicians and healthcare professionals would use this tool to rapidly screen older patients who may be experiencing changes in mental acuity. By providing a standardized assessment, it helps in diagnosing conditions like delirium or mild cognitive impairment more efficiently, aiding in timely interventions.
Calculates prognosis in advanced-stage Hodgkin lymphoma using seven clinical variables. Helps users estimate treatment outcomes for patients with advanced-stage Hodgkin lymphoma, providing valuable information for medical professionals in making informed decisions about patient care.
Calculates risk scores for febrile neutropenia patients, helping clinicians identify those low-risk individuals who can be safely managed as outpatients. By analyzing patient data such as age, white blood cell count, and medical history, it provides a quantitative assessment to guide treatment decisions. Doctors and nurses treating febrile neutropenia would use this tool to streamline their decision-making process. It aids in distinguishing between potentially high-risk cases that require hospitalization and lower-risk cases that can be managed on an outpatient basis. This results in more efficient patient care and reduces unnecessary hospitalizations, improving overall healthcare outcomes.
