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MyeTxScheduler (MyeTx) is an online tool that enables healthcare professionals create clear, structured treatment schedules. It helps patients understand and manage their medications by outlining what needs to be taken and when.
MyeTx allows healthcare professionals to generate a treatment schedule for each cycle, presented in a clear format that can be shared with patients.
The tool is pre-populated with standard myeloma treatment schedules, with flexibility to amend drugs, doses and timings to reflect local protocols and individual patient needs.
Originally developed by nurses from the Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand Myeloma Specialist Practice Network (HSANZ M-SPN), the tool has been adapted and piloted for use in the UK by the UK Myeloma Society pharmacist and nurse groups and Myeloma UK.
How it works
Healthcare professionals register for access to the MyInteract platform. Once registered, you can log in to MyeTx and begin creating treatment schedules.
Select a treatment protocol.
Adjust the schedule as needed.
Generate a schedule for the patient.
Print or email the schedule.
What clinicians say
It’s rare to find a tool that genuinely fits into clinic workflow without adding to the workload, and the difference it makes to how patients understand and manage their treatment is clear from day one.
Francesca McArthur, Advanced Cancer Care Pharmacist, Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre, Glasgow
FAQs
Does MyeTx store patient information?
No patient identifiers are entered or stored on the system.
Can schedules be adapted?
Yes. Drugs, doses and timings can be amended to reflect local protocols and individual patient needs.
What can be included in the schedule?
Alongside medication details and timings, schedules can include clinic appointments, blood test dates, and links to relevant patient information.
Can schedules be saved and reused?
Yes. Schedules can be saved and stored without using patient identifiers, which can help save time in busy clinic settings.
