Closest thing I can think of is Google Health, but it seems to be very barebones and not very automated (though, I expect you would also have users enter results by hand).  Also, there's no mobile version of it, which is pretty odd for Google.  I think they don't support that app very much.

CBC...  I guess FISH and PCR?  I haven't had either of those tests done yet, so I don't really know much about them.  I'd also love to be able to check out my karyograph, but I'm sure you'd need to automate that. 

I guess a pill reminder, though I tend not to rely on my iPod touch for that (since if I have headphones in it the alarm won't go off... dumbest feature ever).

I use an iPod touch, but I'm thinking of getting one of the new Droids. Maybe when I finish grad school at the end of next year...

Have you made an iPhone app before?  I haven't, but I should probably learn how to do it, so let me know if you want my help. 

Phil,

I too am "Appless" but I hope not "Hapless". I noticed in your tracker comment that PCR was quarterly/six months. In Dr. Cortes recent teleconference transcript he alluded to a similar frequency for PCR testing. I may have missed something along the way but I was under the impression that 3mo. PCR testing was the norm, even after achieving CCyR.  Is 6mo. considered adequate PCR frequency?

Thanks,

Ken

Hi Jadrian,

Thanks for your efforts to supply an app for our needs! I have an iPod Touch, so an app for that would be handy.

I've been using "My CML Tracker" available here on the LLS site:

https://www.cmltrackerlls.org/

However, it only has listings for entering some of the CBC test results, so more range than they offer would be great. Not that I understand all of the categories, but if they test for them, then why not have them all?

Sometimes we have other tests done, such as liver function or even the Gleevec blood level test, so if we can add our own categories to your app ourselves, as needed (who knows what they'll be testing us for next?) that would cover us all.

Of course, listings for FISH results and PCRs are ideal, too.

Very useful is your offer to put in the "normal" range for each test, so we can see at a glance how far inside or outside the norm our results are at any time, and over time.

My hospital says they will have all our charts and info on their computer system by early 2010, so that would be an easy way for me to see my test results without begging them for printouts that are sometimes incomplete. Once the results are available online, having a secure means to transfer the results to your app would be ideal. So far, it's necessary to enter everything by hand, though that is a chore I'm happy to do as then I'm focused on the results and making comparisons.

I was reading about Google Health awhile back, and the question of privacy and security arises. Not sure if having a link to my hospital files is safe, actually, so perhaps entering results by hand is necessary?

Enjoy the process of creating the app, please!

Chris

Oh, one more thing: if we could email all or part of the results to ourselves and others directly from the app, that would help! Thanks again, C