CTCAE plus

CTCAE plus

Beyond paper-based management

545 ratings
2 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 4, 2016
  • October 17, 2024

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About

Manage adverse events across multiple versions of the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE). Features include flagging, advanced search, version comparison, and note-taking. Premium features offer enhanced grading, tagging, and reporting.

Multiple CTCAE version support
Flagging and term mapping
Enhanced search with highlighting
Version difference checker
Searchable notes
Grading and tagging of AEs
Print and export reports
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What's New in CTCAE plus

5.9.4

October 17, 2024

Added: Comment

3

In-App Purchases

$4.99

Premium Pack

Tag, Print, PDF Export, Diff Checker and more

User reviews

New update is great

Happy to use this app for all of my CTCAE needs

Response from developer

That's fantastic! We strive to make CTCAE accessible and easy to use, so it's wonderful to know we're hitting the mark. We're so grateful for all of you - this update is for you! And we're already hard at work on new apps we think you're going to love.

New version inaccurate

There are far too many errors with the new version. It can be disastrous for patients if this is followed as the only source for grading. Please revise and ensure accuracy to published CTCAE criteria.

Response from developer

Thank you for letting us know the bugs. The bug report minimized the unexpected influence to users. We apologize for this inconvenience. We put a lot of effort into maintaining the quality of app. However, unexpected bugs appear in some settings. We would like to have feedback from users to keep the quality of app. Please try to use the latest version if you like.

FAQ

What is CTCAE plus?

CTCAE plus is a mobile application designed to help users manage adverse events (AEs) across multiple versions of the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE). It offers features for flagging, searching, comparing versions, and taking notes related to AEs.

What are the key features of CTCAE plus?

Key features include support for multiple CTCAE versions (v5.0, v4.03, v3.0), easy flagging of events, enhanced search with highlighted results, a diff checker to compare versions, and the ability to create searchable notes. Premium features add grading, advanced tagging, and reporting options.

How does CTCAE plus handle pricing and upgrades?

The app offers a free version with basic functionalities. Users can upgrade to PLUS or PREMIUM packs via in-app purchases to unlock advanced features like term mapping, enhanced search, grading, and comprehensive reporting. Upgrades can be restored across multiple iOS devices using the same Apple ID.

What are the use cases for CTCAE plus?

This app is useful for healthcare professionals, researchers, and clinical trial coordinators who need to consistently track and manage adverse events according to CTCAE standards. It simplifies data conversion between versions, facilitates detailed analysis, and aids in reporting for clinical studies and drug safety monitoring.

Is CTCAE plus compatible with different iOS versions?

While specific iOS version compatibility is not detailed, the application is designed for iOS devices. Users can restore their purchased PLUS or PREMIUM packs on multiple iOS devices using the same Apple ID, suggesting broad compatibility within the iOS ecosystem.