Surface dangerous CBC trends early
Every morning, WebRun opens Cellma, compares each new CBC result against that patient's recent trend, flags any rapid decline or value crossing a critical threshold, logs the finding to Google Sheets, and pings the on-call haematologist directly in Telegram.
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What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.riomed.com/haematologyin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Cellma (RioMed) - compare new CBC results to trend
riomed.com How to Automate Cellma (RioMed)
WebRun opens Cellma (RioMed) to compare new CBC results to trend. - Open Cellma and pull today's new complete blood count results
- Compare each result against that patient's prior 3 results to calculate the rate of change
- Flag any patient with a rapid decline in haemoglobin or platelets, or a value crossing a critical threshold
- Note the current and prior values for every flagged patient
Done when Every CBC result today is checked against trend and any dangerous change is flagged.
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Google Sheets - log the trend history
google.com How to Automate Google Sheets
WebRun opens Google Sheets to log the trend history. - Open the CBC Trend Log sheet
- Append a row for each flagged patient with today's value, the prior value, and the rate of change
- Keep a running history per patient so the trend is visible over time
Done when Today's flagged trends are logged with enough history to see the pattern.
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Telegram - alert the on-call haematologist
telegram.org How to Automate Telegram
WebRun opens Telegram to alert the on-call haematologist. - Send an immediate message to the on-call haematologist's Telegram for any critical threshold or rapid decline
- Include the patient identifier used in Cellma, the value, and the rate of change
- Batch any non-critical trend flags into a single end-of-morning digest instead of separate pings
Done when The on-call haematologist has been alerted to every critical or rapidly declining result.
How do I automatically catch dangerous CBC trends between visits?
WebRun checks Cellma every morning, compares each new CBC result against a patient's recent trend, and flags any rapid decline or value crossing a critical threshold. It logs the finding in Google Sheets and pings the on-call haematologist directly in Telegram, so a dangerous drop in haemoglobin or platelets gets seen within minutes, not at the next visit.
- Dangerous drops in haemoglobin or platelets reach the on-call haematologist within minutes
- Every result is checked against the patient's own trend, not a single fixed cutoff
- Stable, already-reviewed patients stop re-triggering the same alert
Built for haematology labs · on-call haematologists · MDS and aplastic anaemia clinics · haematology oncology units
How is each run configured?
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Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it message the patient about an abnormal result?
No. It only alerts the on-call haematologist internally in Telegram. Any patient contact, admission, or treatment change is decided and carried out by your clinical team.
What counts as a dangerous trend versus a single low result?
It looks at the rate of change across a patient's last 3 results in Cellma, not just one number, so a fast drop gets flagged even before a value crosses the critical threshold on its own.
Will it flag the same patient every day once noticed?
Once a patient is flagged and reviewed, later results are compared against the new baseline, so a stable, already-addressed patient will not keep re-triggering the same alert.
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