Installation Directions
1. add Grease Monkey extension to Firefox
2. Copy and paste this script into a new GM script window

End User Instructions
Minimal end user prompting is suggested by light blue background for the affected inputs with rollover prompts
it also confirms that the script has loaded!
1. For height conversion you need to enter in the format 6’2″ (or 6’2 if you are in a hurry) and double click
2. For weight conversion you need to enter the weight in lbs without any units and double click
3. BMI is automatically calculated once there are entries in both Height and Weight
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Peter Hutten-Czapski
Haileybury Ontario

https://doi.org/10.1161/JAHA.122.027260

Patient got chest pain
whats the risk its cardiac?
as executed by eform
the only thing it doesn’t get from a mature OSCAR is the early family history
.. or you can do manually

This is an HTML file that can be “uploaded” to your eforms – it does not need to be “imported”.

This eForm and this post is protected by the GNU General Public License version 2 (GPLv2)

For calculating Fib4 scores on individual patients you can can use the  Fib4 calculator eform

First: upload the main html to eForms and the images and the css file to images
Second: Setting your default Country. From EVERY computer that will use this tool, click on “Manual Frax Entry” (right side at top of this page) which will take you to the Sheffield University Frax Calculator. Hover over Calculation Tool on the top line and select Canada. Do a test run (you only need to enter age, sex, height and weight and then Calculate). Close out the page.
You can now use this eForm as is, click on “Manual Frax Entry”, enter the details and then insert the results into the boxes and “Enter”. However you can install a “Calculator Monkey” to do the work for you, but will involve some customisation….
Third (optional): Customising your “Calculator Monkey”. Open the greasemonkey script “FraxCalculator.user.js” in a text editor. Look for “https://XXX.XX.XXX.XX:XXXXX/oscar_crossroads/eform/” and customize this first bit only to your corresponding section of URl that you see with this eForm open. You will need TWO customizations- one for remote access use and one for in office use as the URLs are different.
You are now done! If you went with the Calculator Monkey, it needs to be on EVERY computer that uses this form. All you do is open the eForm, complete any missing information and then click “Calculate”.

Liver fibrosis often progresses non-linearly, so it is important to be able to re-assess fibrosis trends in individual patients over time, and invasive re-assessments carry significant risk to patients. FIB-4 allows for non-invasive liver fibrosis assessment.
Visit mdcalc.ca

Measurements for Age. AST, AST are standard in Oscar.
This form requires mapping of 777-3 platelet to PLT for auto-population.
Alternatively, platelet value can be recorded manually.

There is also an RBT to calculate FIB-4 scores on all your active patients to see if there is fibrosis in NASH patients.

Interpretation:

Low FIB-4: <1.45 (suggests low likelihood of advanced fibrosis) High FIB-4: >3.25 (suggests high likelihood of advanced fibrosis)
Intermediate FIB-4: Values between 1.45 and 3.25 (inconclusive)

The Asthma Control Test has been updated by Dr. Hurwitz. Branding removed, Auto Scoring added.

2020-Nov-23 14:23 New DHTMLJavascriptCalender.js file to allow for calendar dates up to 2030. Delete the previous DHTMLJavascriptCalender.js from the image folder and replace it with the new version. There is also an added js file for CRL based on BCWH tables to calculate EGA from CRL. From David Page and Peter HC — SOGC has new guidelines for determining the EDD (Feb 2014): http://sogc.org/guidelines/determination-gestational-age-ultrasound/ the existing pregnancy calculators have been modified for this change. For interest I have added a button “Previous guideline” to show what the previous EDD choice would have been. The calculators have several new dependancies: the date calender, the date calculator (I hived these off from the original code to make it more compact), jquery (I think I have chosen the OSCAR version so you likely have this already). The calculators will export EDD to both EDD and EDC so should work in all environments. For BC users there are two new Measurements that need to be created: see the appendix measurement list attached- it is the last two LMPC and USC. These will look ugly in the measurements as they are composite numbers which enable the autoLab to bring in the results to AR 2013. The calculator in AR 2013 is outdated with this new SOGC guideline and I could not export measurements out of AR 2013 so this will be a reasonable workaround.