THE CLINICAL WORKFLOW
Your intent.
The team’s workflow.
One clinical workflow for radiation oncology, connecting physicians, therapists, nurses, physicists, and dosimetrists around each patient’s care.
TREATMENT INTENT
Set the direction.
Make it repeatable.
Create, save, and reuse treatment pathways. Search and filter pathways by patient or disease characteristics, then adapt them to the clinical situation.
Reuse what works
Save treatment plans to reduce repetitive setup.
Keep evidence close
Reference related guidelines and studies from within the workflow.
Maintain clinical flexibility
Use templates and recommendations without being locked into a single care plan.
SITES & PRESCRIPTIONS
Bring every site and
prescription into view.
Build a treatment plan with the context your team needs. Manage multiple sites, sequence prescriptions, and attach notes or images in the same workspace.
Manage multiple sites
Review the sites and prescriptions that make up the patient’s treatment plan.
Sequence the plan
Organize prescriptions to communicate the intended order of care.
Add the clinical context
Include notes, images, and prescription targets so the next step is clear.
TARGET & ORGAN-AT-RISK DOSE GOALS
The details matter.
Keep them together.
Create and adjust target and organ-at-risk dose goals, using organizational presets or goals tailored to the patient.
Set priorities
Make the relative importance of dose goals visible.
See the full treatment picture
Add sum plans to capture cumulative dose details.
Review the way you work
Sort by structure, prescription, and other criteria.
ORGANIZATIONAL TEMPLATES
Consistency without
starting from scratch.
Bring simulation orders, prescriptions, dose goals, and additional orders into reusable pathways that reflect your organization’s practice.
Save full treatments and presets
Reuse an entire treatment plan or selected settings.
Compare options
Review treatment strategies side by side.
Keep pathways current
Update templates as your protocols and guidelines evolve.
MORE TIME FOR THE PATIENT
Start the consult
with the story in view.
Patient information from the EMR and OIS helps generate a consult note, including the History of Present Illness, for the physician to review.
saved per patient
Fuse’s published documentation result
DOCUMENTATION IN THE CLINICAL WORKFLOW
Start with the
patient’s story.
Bring scattered records into a consult workspace built for radiation oncology. AI helps extract relevant information from documents and organize it for the physician to review.
Patient context in one place
Review information from the EMR and OIS alongside the documents behind it.
A head start on the HPI
Generate a History of Present Illness and a consult note that the clinician can review and edit.
Your clinical judgment stays central
Verify the source information, adjust the note, and approve the final documentation.
FROM REVIEW TO APPROVAL
Less switching.
More continuity.
Keep documentation connected to the workflow your team already uses. Configure templates for your department or individual physicians, with approved documents sent to the OIS or EHR according to your implementation.
Templates that fit the practice
Work with the Fuse team to match documentation to your clinical and operational needs.
Review before approval
Generated content remains available for clinician review and correction.
Dictation when you need it
Continue to use voice dictation where it fits your documentation workflow.
BUILT WITH CLINICAL EXPERTISE
Better connected.
Better informed.
The clinical workflow brings together radiation oncology technology from the University of Michigan and Cone Health. ACROPath integration puts clinical pathways within the physician’s workflow.
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TESTIMONIALS
What customers say
Fuse Oncology allows clinicians to spend less time on administrative tasks like data entry and documentation and more time on what matters most... patient care.
FuseDocs’ AI-generated HPI is the real game changer. It takes us from a laborious review process in which the physician synthesizes all the available information and creates a process by which the note itself is guiding me to the most useful parts of the chart.
YOUR CARE TEAM
One workflow.
A view for every role.
From clinical intent and planning to daily care, every role has a connected place in the workflow.
Clinical workflow
One workflow. A view for every role.
Clinical intent, planning, and documentation—connected.
Find your role
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Your workflow.
Your questions.
Can we customize the clinical workflow for our practice?
Yes. Templates and order sets can be configured to reflect your institution’s clinical workflows. Discuss your needs with the Fuse team.
Where does documentation fit?
Documentation is part of the clinical workflow. It brings patient information from the EMR and OIS into a consult workspace, including an AI-generated HPI for clinician review.
Can different roles work within the same clinical workflow?
Yes. Physicians, therapists, nurses, physicists, and dosimetrists use role-specific views within one connected clinical workflow.
How does the clinical workflow support different roles?
One connected workflow brings together physicians, therapists, nurses, physicists, and dosimetrists. Each role has a view shaped around its part in moving the patient from consult to treatment.
Is this replacing our OIS?
No. Fuse works alongside Mosaiq, ARIA, and Epic. Your existing systems remain part of your workflow. We’ll discuss the integrations your organization needs in a demo.
I already bought FuseDocs. What changes?
Your existing product remains supported. Documentation is part of the clinical workflow, and your current agreement does not change.
We’re happy with our physics tools. Can we keep them?
Yes. The clinical workflow supports the work around the tools your team already uses. Your existing physics tools remain part of your practice.
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