How Arca works, from the referral to the first treatment.
Cases arrive from EHR feeds, referral faxes, and direct entry. Arca stages each one for the right board, captures the decision at the table, and records what happened to every task after.
The agenda, built from each case's workup.
A case is ready when its workup is complete, with the brief attached. A case short a report is held with the gap named, so the chase happens days before the meeting.
Synthetic cases. Patient details invented.
The decision record, captured at the table.
The coordinator captures the recommendation, its tasks, and each owner and due date while the physicians talk. When the meeting ends, the work is already assigned.
Tasks that close with evidence.
A referral closes when the clinic confirms. A scan closes when it is scheduled. Treatment closes when the first infusion is documented. Anything past its date is a flag, computed from the record whenever anyone looks.
Also flagged: a recommendation with no owner, from day one · a new diagnosis with no board date, at day seven · a treatment start unconfirmed at the pathway interval.
The monthly report is computed from the record.
Presentation rate, closure, and time to treatment, by board. The same figures export for the Commission on Cancer survey and for health plan reporting. What a pilot measures
Coordination, from the decision record
Figures below are computed from decision records.
Synthetic figures.
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