Your patient used 6 pads yesterday. His chart says 'urinary function improving.'
Prostate cancer generates daily symptom data across urinary, sexual, hormonal, and pain domains — yet monitoring relies on clinic visits months apart and EPIC-26 questionnaires that compress weeks of lived experience into retrospective scores. The 3-pad day that felt like a victory, the hot flash that soaked the sheets at 2am, the PSA result that consumed a week of dread — none of it reaches the chart. Forma captures this continuous signal.
Forecast
Based on prior Topics logging
Topics
How it works
15 seconds of speech. 25 data points.
Forma turns each patient into a continuous data stream. By voice or text, patients log daily pad counts, urinary episodes, hot flash frequency and severity, PSA results with anxiety scoring, bone pain location and intensity, sexual function changes, fatigue levels, and cognitive fog in under a minute. No forms, no recall bias — and voice is essential because many of these symptoms are ones men won't write down but will say out loud. The result is a structured, longitudinal dataset across every prostate cancer domain — pad count trajectories paired with activity levels, ADT side effects correlated with treatment timing, and PSA anxiety quantified alongside the numbers themselves.
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Forecast
Based on prior Topics logging
Topics
Structured, coded, longitudinal
- Timing
- Infusion time:2:00 PM yesterdayNausea onset:8:00 PM
- Severity
- Nausea symptom:PresentNausea severity:6/10Emesis count:2 episodes
- Actions
- Treatment:ChemotherapyCycle number:3rd infusionAnti-emetic:ZofranAnti-emetic dose:8 mg
- Outcome
- Appetite:Absent
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