Patient Journey Timeline
Diagnosis, biopsies, lines of therapy and RECIST response on one rail. Progression events are unmistakable, so the board starts from the right context.
Animisa brings the patient journey, the molecular report, published approvals, guideline entries and trial listings into one workspace, and records the board's decision in a signed, audit-ready document. The decision is the physicians'; the paperwork is ours.
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Longitudinal context, EHR-grade density and published evidence with its sources — in one clinical workspace.
Diagnosis, biopsies, lines of therapy and RECIST response on one rail. Progression events are unmistakable, so the board starts from the right context.
Regimens listed with their regulatory approval status, NCCN/ESMO guideline entries and the published trial results behind them — every statement cited to PubMed.
Agenda, attendance, the recorded decision and its rationale, a signed board summary and a plain-language letter for the patient — in Greek or English.
Regimen summaries are compiled from PubMed, NCCN, ESMO and regulatory labels, with PMID citations on every statement. Optional AI drafting (bring your own EU provider key) summarises published abstracts; uncited sentences are suppressed and every draft is marked for physician review.
Open trials retrieved by tumour type and biomarker, with listed eligibility criteria and distance to the nearest site.
Medical-necessity letters assembled from the record, with AI-drafted paragraphs marked for physician review.
Full NGS call set with VAF, depth and reported classification — nothing hidden behind the summary.
Runs on a clinic workstation or server. Encrypted at rest, audit-logged, no cloud account required.
Scoring, ranking and alerting regimens for an individual patient is software with a medical purpose under Regulation (EU) 2017/745. Those functions are being prepared as a separate Clinical Edition and will be offered only after conformity assessment and CE marking. The Workflow Edition available today contains none of them.
Patient-specific scoring of regimens against genotype, prior lines and comorbidities.
Co-mutation and PGx/HLA warnings surfaced per patient.
Criterion-by-criterion match against the patient record.
The Workflow Edition stores, retrieves and documents. It does not score, rank or recommend therapies for a patient; clinical decisions rest with the physician and the tumour board.
On-premise, encrypted at rest, role-based access, every record access audit-logged. Third-party look-ups use identifiers and biomarker names only — never patient data.
NCCN and ESMO guideline versions and label dates are pinned and shown on every document.