When an oncologist opens the order screen to prescribe a new line of treatment, the record would show the trials this patient may fit, with the nearest open site and a one-click referral.
Eligibility criteria are encoded in a structured, computable form (mCODE/FHIR profiles for stage, biomarkers, prior lines, performance status) and matched against the patient's record inside the EHR order-set workflow, not in a separate portal. Alerts fire only at decision points (new line of therapy, progression documented) to avoid fatigue. Several AI matching tools exist; the missing piece is embedding at the point of decision with a referral action.
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