Patient & cancer profile
Who we are assessing, what they are being treated for, and where they are in the treatment journey. This drives every safety rule downstream.
Patient
Cancer & treatment status
Recent bloods — optional, improves safety gating
Medical & symptom screen
Rule-based safety, oncology edition: infection, marrow suppression, cord compression, clots and cardiotoxicity. Hard stops block the plan; cautions modify it.
Resting measures (today)
Relevant history
Symptoms — tick anything present now or in the last week
Swelling check
Function & fatigue
Cancer-related fatigue is the dominant symptom, and paradoxically exercise is its best-evidenced treatment. We measure it — then dose movement against it.
Fatigue & performance
Strength & sarcopenia (SARC-F)
Walking & balance
Pain & movement restriction
The three activities that matter most — scored in the patient's words
Lifestyle, barriers & willingness
The India layer. A plan that ignores treatment-day exhaustion, "complete rest" advice from family, and the fear that exercise feeds the illness is a plan that gets abandoned by week 3. We measure willingness and build a do-able entry point.
Current activity & habits
Barriers to exercise — tick everything that applies
Willingness & confidence
Evidence base & exercise framework
The framework below is generated deterministically from the assessment, grounded in the guideline evidence listed underneath. Every element is editable by the physiotherapist in the library step.
Gold-standard evidence this framework is built on
Exercise library — physiotherapist selects
Suggested items (green chip) are pre-selected from the framework, safety flags and patient preferences. Tap to add or remove — the plan is the physio's, not the tool's.
Patient report
Built in the house report style — the patient's story, starting scores, goals, levels, and renal-specific "call us if" flags. Print to PDF for the patient's copy.