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    Oncode: um web app para pacientes oncológicos, para facilitar o gerenciamento e acesso de sua própria história médica
    (Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), 2020-11-26) Solano Junior, Paulo Eduardo Krauterbluth [UNIFESP]; Horibe, Elaine Kawano [UNIFESP]; Universidade Federal de São Paulo
    Introduction: The number of cancer patients is increasing, they may have a vast and complex medical history, which makes it difficult to store, manage and access this information. Objective: To develop and validate the ONCODE WebApp where cancer patients can store, manage and access information about their medical history. Method: The Design Thinking methodology was used, which is divided into four phases: Phase 1 - Discovery: Desk research was carried out through review of literature and existing technologies, interviews with selected patients. Phase 2 - Define: data from phase 1 were analyzed to define the ONCODE format; Phase 3 - Develop: Brainstorming sessions were held among researcher, co-supervisor, advisor and program developer. Phase 4 - Deliver: The prototyping was carried out and the prototype was evaluated by the patients. Results: Phase 1 - Discovery: Through Desk research and review of literature and existing technologies, the current panorama of Personal Health Records was defined. Interviews conducted with cancer patients uncovered their difficulties. Phase 2 - Define: data from phase 1 were analyzed to define the difficulties faced by cancer patients in storing, managing and accessing their medical history. Phase 3 - Develop: The ONCODE prototype was developed. Phase 4 - Deliver: The ONCODE prototype was delivered, a responsive Web App that cancer patients can use to store, manage and access their medical history information. Conclusion: The Web App ONCODE was developed, a digital solution for cancer patients to facilitate management and access to their own medical history.