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How it works

The software uses clinical observations and patient laboratory measurements, and the physician selects a subjective marker, e.g. drug trough level, that is related to the dose of the drug.

Step 1

In this example a patient on maintenance therapy had low troughs, and some poor labs (high CRP = 150, low albumin= 3.2).  The software recommended a 4 week dose interval.  Physician decided that was too short an interval and elected to increase the dose instead. "Becuase I do not dare to give it every 4 weeks..."

Step 2

 The next trough was BLQ (so even lower).  Software again elected to shorten interval and this time the physician decided to do what software said. They gave a dose of 350mg.

Step 3

Patient then began to improve