You're in the holding area, the room is waiting, and the patient isn't textbook. Cancel or Proceed gives you a clear, defensible answer in a few taps — not a textbook chapter to scroll through while everyone waits.
How it works
Start with how urgent the case is. Then pick the single concern you're weighing — cardiac, airway, endocrine, liver, anemia, medications, or frailty. The tool walks that branch and returns a verdict, with the reasoning and the citation right there on the card.
- Proceed — no cancellation indicated.
- Proceed with mitigation — go, with specific measures or closer monitoring.
- Optimize & delay — postpone an elective case to fix what's fixable.
- Do not proceed — a genuine hard stop; stabilize or re-time first.
Built on current guidelines, not memory
Every branch is anchored to sources from the last few years — the 2024 AHA/ACC perioperative guideline, updated COVID timing, MELD 3.0, and the new GLP-1 and SGLT2 rules. The lines that moved since your training moved here too, so you're not deciding off a number that's a decade stale.
Definitive, not vague
An immediate, life-or-limb case is told to proceed and optimize in parallel. A reversible problem before an elective case is told to optimize and wait. And when a finding is a true hard stop, the tool says so plainly — so the call you make is one you can stand behind.