HCApp simplifies the process of determining hereditary cancer genetic counseling and testing eligibility through a questionnaire based on the National Comprehensive Cancer Network's extensive guidelines. Unlike other tools, the HCApp is a point-of-care tool designed to be used in a routine healthcare visit.
- Simple yes-or-no questions
- Immediate results
- Fully anonymous with no saved PHI
- NO complicated guidelines
- NO long evaluations
- NO third-party portals
How it works
HCApp uses skip logic and stops once your patient meets eligibility criteria for hereditary cancer genetic counseling and testing, sometimes in as little as 1 minute!
Our app provides you with prioritized questions to ask your patients and assesses patient eligibility with each question, rather than providing results at the end of a lengthy survey.
It also does not store any personally identifiable information—not of providers, nor of patients.
Help ensure care for at-risk patients
We are looking for clinicians to take part in ongoing research to improve HCApp.
The process for becoming a research participant is simple:
- Take our qualification survey to see if you're the right fit.
- Sign the consent form and then download the HCApp.
- Take a pre-HCApp use survey and receive a $25 gift card.
- Use the HCApp with your patients for three months.
- Take a post-HCApp use survey and receive a second $25 gift card.
Principal Investigators
Tracey Anne Weiler, Ph.D.
Academic Director for Certificate Program; Associate Professor
305-348-4993
tweiler@fiu.edu
GL495CElizabeth Etkin-Kramer, M.D.
Assistant Professor
305-348-0570
eetkinkr@fiu.edu
Investigators
- Ragisha Gopalakrishnan, MD
- Heewon Lee, CGC
- Becky Martinez, MD
Research personnel
- Hannah Baker
- Samantha Barkan
- Sabrina Cardo
- Tamara Fainblout, MPH
- Carmelle Kuizon
- Gabby Llerena
- Ana Lop
- Stephanie Martinez
- Ana Piñon, MD
- Pura Rodriguez de la Vega, MPH
- Carolina Valdes-Guicciardi
- Rachel Wetstone
- Sarah Widell