HealthcarePatient Management4HighNurse$ implied
Incontinent patients with wounds and infections cannot safely receive radiation therapy due to contamination risks and lack of suction/supplies at the radiation department.
Radiation departments lack protocols, suction equipment, and supplies for managing urinary/fecal incontinence during treatment; existing alternatives (purewick, foley) are contraindicated due to UTI or unavailable.
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Opp. Score
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Willingness to Pay
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Added
Oct 22, 2026
App Concept
IncontiRad Protocol App
A digital tool that provides evidence-based protocols and checklists for managing incontinent patients during radiation therapy. It includes a decision tree for urinary/fecal management, highlights contraindications (e.g., Foley with UTI), and alerts staff to prepare necessary supplies like suction or barriers, reducing treatment delays and contamination risks.
Key Features
- Decision tree for incontinence management with contraindication alerts
- Department-specific supply checklists and equipment requirements
- Flagging high-risk patients (incontinence, wounds, infections) in scheduling
- Integration with EHR to surface patient history and alerts
Target Users: Radiation oncology nurses, radiation therapists, and nursing students in hospital radiation departments
Revenue Model: $99/month per department subscription
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