Rheumatology
Disease activity scoring, joint assessment, and autoimmune condition tracking for rheumatology practices
11:20 — a rheumatoid-arthritis review on a biologic.
Labs and the joint count feed a fresh DAS28 that TUCAN plots against the last four visits, showing the biologic is holding remission. The infusion log and monitoring labs sit in the same view, a structured visit note is drafted, and the matching GOÄ code is attached — so the treat-to-target decision is made with the full disease trajectory on screen, documented, and billable in one sitting.
What your practice gains
Activity changes seen sooner
Disease-activity scores are trended against baseline, so flares surface before the next visit.
Drift caught early
Joint and lab signals are read across encounters and flagged when they move.
Notes that keep pace
Visit documentation is drafted from the encounter and labs instead of typed afterward.
Coding without the afterthought
The matching GOÄ/EBM code is proposed with each note, so nothing billable slips away.
Follow-up that carries itself
Monitoring intervals and reviews are scheduled with prior scores carried forward automatically.
Clinical Use Cases
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Track DAS28 over time with medication titration, joint assessments, and structured treat-to-target care plans.
Lupus Management
Combine disease activity scoring, lab trending, and organ-involvement monitoring in a longitudinal lupus care plan.
Inflammatory Conditions
Structured assessment and biologic-response monitoring for psoriatic arthritis and spondyloarthropathies.
What changes for your practice
Disease-activity intelligence
Joint counts, activity scores, and labs are read together so the clinician sees the disease trajectory, not a single visit.
- Automated DAS28 and disease-activity scoring trended across visits
- Structured joint assessment linked to the score and record
- Monitoring-lab flags surfaced before the appointment starts
Documentation that writes itself
Structured visit notes and infusion records are drafted from the encounter instead of typed after it.
- Structured rheumatology visit note generated from recorded findings
- Infusion and biologic tracking documented against the care plan
- One-click correction rather than blank-page dictation
Continuity of care
Treat-to-target recalls, lab monitoring, and remote checks keep autoimmune patients on track without manual chasing.
- Automated recall scheduling for treat-to-target monitoring
- Side-by-side activity-score comparison across the disease course
- Remote follow-up consults with the full rheumatology history in view
The connected pipeline
Symptom and lab intake
The patient completes a structured symptom and function questionnaire while monitoring labs post to the record.
Scoring and assessment
A structured joint assessment and disease-activity score are recorded and trended against prior visits.
Clinician review
The rheumatologist reviews the activity trend and labs, confirms the treat-to-target decision, and records it.
Structured note + coding
A structured rheumatology visit note is generated and the matching GOÄ/EBM billing code is attached automatically.
Follow-up scheduling
Monitoring recalls, infusion appointments, and remote checks are scheduled with the disease history carried forward.
How the data moves
Symptom and lab intake
Joint assessment and lab results are captured through structured, scored forms.
TUCAN scoring and assessment
Disease-activity scores and labs are read into a trend with flare signals.
FHIR record
Scores, labs, and outcomes are written to the patient's structured clinical record.
Structured note + coding
A visit note is drafted from the reviewed encounter for the rheumatologist to confirm.
Follow-up schedule
Monitoring and reviews are scheduled with prior scores carried forward.
Where the AI works
Each agent owns a distinct part of the rheumatology workflow, so the clinician stays in control of every decision.
Reads disease-activity scores and labs into a trend and flags flares and out-of-range values before the clinician opens the chart.
Drafts the structured visit note and activity summary from the reviewed encounter for one-click correction.
Guides intake and follow-up steps, keeping monitoring intervals and reviews on track.
How Dudoxx delivers it
Structured visit notes
Symptom and function intake
Remote follow-up
GOÄ/EBM coding
Integrations
Lab Networks
Direct connectivity for inflammatory and autoimmune panels with electronic ordering and automated result import.
Musculoskeletal Imaging
DICOM connectivity for joint imaging with measurement tools and structured report generation.
Pharmacy Systems
E-prescribing for DMARDs and biologics with monitoring-schedule reminders and refill management.