EU CPMS 2.0 vs FORMIS Concussion Lite

The EU CPMS 2.0 is the European cross-border platform for medical discussions, set up by the European Commission to enable discussions on clinical cases of patients suffering from rare or very complex diseases. It is a secure, fully GDPR-compliant platform that enables real-time audio, video and text interactions, the visualisation of medical images and other specific medical functions.

FORMIS Concussion Lite is a professional reference and documentation tool designed to support qualified medical professionals in the assessment and documentation of concussion and head injury. The app provides offline access to internationally recognised concussion assessment tools developed by the Concussion in Sport Group (CISG), allowing clinicians to complete assessments electronically and generate locally stored PDF records for professional use. Key Features SCAT6 (Sport Concussion Assessment Tool 6) • Fully fillable digital assessment • Local PDF generation and export • No data upload or cloud storage SCOAT6 • Fully fillable digital assessment • Local PDF generation and export CRT6 (Concussion Recognition Tool 6) • Provided as a reference guide for concussion recognition • Not a diagnostic or automated decision-making tool Privacy by Design FORMIS Concussion Companion Lite is built with a strict privacy-first approach: • No user accounts or registration • No personal data collection • No analytics, tracking, or advertising identifiers • No cloud storage or data transmission All information entered into SCAT6 or SCOAT6 remains solely on the user’s device and is stored only as a local PDF file. Intended Use This app is intended for use by qualified medical professionals as a documentation and reference aid. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or automated clinical decisions. All clinical judgments and decisions remain the responsibility of the clinician. Intellectual Property Notice SCAT6, SCOAT6, and CRT6 are the intellectual property of the Concussion in Sport Group (CISG) and are used with permission. Their inclusion does not imply endorsement by CISG.