mediCS vs Screening Compass

The easiest way to use scores, medical criteria, convertions, and calculators. - Performs searches and copies the results to the clipboard. - Performs conversions used for certain criteria. Criteria & Scores - APACHE II score - CHA2DS2-VASc score - CHADS2 score - CURB-65 score - Child-Pugh score - Glasgow Coma Scale - Glasgow-Blatchford score - GRACE risk score - HAS-BLED - Mayo score - PSI score - Ranson criteria - Revised Trauma Score (RTS) - Rockall score - SAPS II - SOFA score - Sepsis Obstetrics Scoring - TIMI risk score - TISS-28 - Wells score for DVT - Wells Score for PE Calculator - Absolute neutrophil count - Anion Gap - Basal Energy Expenditure - Body mass index - Cockcroft-Gault formula - Mean arterial pressure - Osmolality - Oxygen content - Pulse pressure - Renal failure index (RFI) - Salazar-Corcoran equation Convertions - Albumin - Bilirubin - Calcium - Cholesterol - Cortisol - Creatine - Creatinine - Creatinine clearance - Ethanol - Glucose - Length - Oxygen - Pressure - Temperature - Uric acid - Warfarin - Weight comments and suggestions: aikyu.sama@gmail.com

Screening Compass guides users through a simple three-step process to generate a personalized screening schedule. The app starts by collecting basic user information such as Age, Weight, Height, Sex (Male, Female, or Other), Pregnancy status, Smoking history, Sexual activity status, and Diabetes status. This information is crucial in determining which screenings are relevant to the user. Once the user enters their details, they are prompted to log the last date they had specific screenings tailored to them according to the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) guidelines. For users who have never had a certain screening, a toggle labeled “Never” allows them to indicate this. If selected, the app assumes the test should be scheduled as soon as possible and marks it as "Get tested today" in the list of upcoming screenings. After the user has logged their past screenings (or indicated “Never”), Screening Compass calculates when their next medical screening is due. It does this using the ScreeningManager.swift file. This determines the recommended frequency for each screening (e.g., every 10 years for colorectal cancer). Swift's Calendar API is used to calculate the next due date. If a user’s next screening is overdue, the app displays “Get tested today!” in bold red text to indicate urgency. Otherwise, the app highlights the next recommended date in blue for easy reference.