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Clinician workflow

From data intake to your signature.

Where you are involved, what the system does, and what stays with you.

1

Inputs

You select the testing pathway and supply the clinical context: diagnosis, stage, prior lines, comorbidities and treatment intent, plus relevant imaging. Twin works only with what it receives, and records what is missing.

2

Analysis and outputs

Inputs · as available

  • 1Molecular & genomic
  • 2Tumour biology
  • 3Clinical context
  • 4Imaging integration
  • 5Immune landscape
  • 6Treatment exposure
  • 7Patient factors
  • 8Evidence ecosystem

Analysis · 21 layers

  • Six shared core layers · Layers 1–6
  • Tumour behaviour · Layers 7–10
  • Clinical integration · Layers 11–14
  • Action and continuity · Layers 15–18
  • Longitudinal intelligence · Layers 19–21

Structured report

  • 01Executive molecular summary
  • 02Molecular findings
  • 03Treatment options
  • 04Clinical-trial matches
  • 05Longitudinal view

Clinician-led

Treating oncologist reviews, signs and decides

Then KPCIRC Molecular Tumour Board

Schematic. Not every layer runs for every case: which layers contribute depends on the testing pathway and the information available.

3

Review and signature

  1. 1

    Treating team

    Pathway and data

    The treating oncologist selects the testing pathway; clinical, molecular and imaging data are integrated.

  2. 2

    OnKommon Twin

    21-layer analysis

    AI-assisted analysis across the applicable layers produces structured findings for clinician review.

  3. 3

    OnKommon Twin

    Structured report

    Executive summary, molecular findings, treatment options to evaluate, trial matches and longitudinal view.

  4. 4

    Treating oncologist

    Review and signature

    Every report is reviewed and signed by the treating oncologist.

  5. 5

    KPCIRC

    Molecular Tumour Board

    The signed report is then taken to KPCIRC's internal Molecular Tumour Board (MTB).

  6. 6

    Treating oncologist

    Decision and continuity

    Clinical authority stays with the oncologist. New evidence can prompt reassessment during the six-month journey.

The treating oncologist owns every decision. Every Twin report is reviewed and signed by the treating oncologist, then taken to KPCIRC's Molecular Tumour Board.

KPCIRC sign-off process

4

Secure handoff

5

Over six months

  1. 01 · Baseline — Day 0

    Integrate the data. Build the Twin.

  2. 02 · During months 0–6

    Review new findings inside the workflow.

  3. 03 · End of month 6

    Review the evidence. Set the next pathway.

  4. 04 · After six months

    Twin tracks

Walk through the workflow with the team.

Continue the journey

For hospitals

Precision oncology, in your own corridors.

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