MIPOGG vs COG KidsCare

Geared towards healthcare providers, researchers, and trainees, the McGill Interactive Pediatric Oncogenetic Guidelines (MIPOGG) app is a decision aid to determine which patients with cancer should be evaluated in genetics. The questions are simple to answer based on the type of tumor with which a patient was diagnosed. All cancer types relevant to children and adults aged less than 40 years old are included. Educational modules provide additional insight on the associations between each cancer and genetic syndromes.

For parents and caregivers of children with cancer. The Children’s Oncology Group (COG) created the KidsCare App for parents and caregivers. It provides a place for you to get and keep the information you need while caring for a child with cancer. Creating an Account Creating an account allows you to store your own notes, information, appointments, and/or phone numbers in the App. You will also be able to sync your information across multiple devices. If you don’t create an account, you will still be able to access content in the App, and you can always create an account later. Home The Home Tab provides quick access to all features within the App: • Caring for your child • Appointment tracking • Journaling • One-touch dialing • Emergency Room Card Info The Info Tab includes all of the information from the Children’s Oncology Group’s New Diagnosis Guide and Family Handbook, including all illustrations. This information – along with the information you receive from your healthcare team – is designed to help you understand your child’s illness and treatment, and learn what you need to know to care for your child at home. Journal In the Journal, you can track your child’s lab results, weight, height, vital signs, and treatments, and make notes for your healthcare providers. You can also instantly convert lab values and vital signs from Conventional to Metric or SI measurement units, and graph them onto charts. My Team In the My Team tab, you can conveniently store contact information for members of your child’s hospital and healthcare team.