Incision Assist White Paper
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Improving efficiency in the OR is a highly
desirable but challenging goal; each day, team workflows interact with resource
availability, equipment factors, patient
demographics and myriad other factors
to influence outcomes and performance.
Improvement strategies must be
adaptable, pragmatic, and cost-effective
to be impactful and sustainable.
Protocols are organized per speciality
and per procedure, down to the level of
unit-specific workflows and surgeonspecific
preferences. Updates and group
messaging enable teams and managers
to communicate and post information
directly — all accessible in real-time, from
any place.
Assist occupies a unique space in the
current healthcare market. For OR staff,
it provides a single point of reference
for their specific ways of working. For
hospitals, it delivers a ready-to-go
package to train and onboard newcomers,
standardize practice, manage information,
and improve performance outcomes.