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Early concept · no patient data

Every room ready, every case clear, before the first incision.

Surgice is a planned operations view for surgical practices: schedules, pre-operative tasks and room readiness on one shared board for coordinators.

Day board · fictional cases, no patient data
  • OR 108:00 Case A
  • OR 111:00 Case B
  • OR 209:30 Case C
  • OR 313:00 Case D

01The problem

The schedule lives in four places

Today

Whiteboards, spreadsheets and phone calls

  • Readiness checked by walking to the room
  • Pending tasks tracked in someone's notebook
  • Changes passed on verbally between shifts

The idea

One shared day board

  • Cases, rooms and teams on one timeline
  • Tasks with owners and due times
  • A clear ready / not-ready state per case

02How the day flows

From schedule to ready, in the open

  1. Step 1

    Schedule

    Cases are placed on rooms and times.

  2. Step 2

    Prepare

    Checklists move each case toward ready.

  3. Step 3

    See

    Coordinators see what is blocked, early.

03Planned modules

Four pieces of one view

  • Scheduling

    Cases, rooms and teams on one timeline.

  • Checklists

    Pre-operative tasks with owners and due times.

  • Room readiness

    A clear ready / not-ready state per case.

  • Handover

    Notes between coordinators that do not get lost.

The workflow will be validated with practice staff first. Clinical decisions are out of scope.

Health data comes later, and carefully

No patient data will be handled until jurisdiction-specific privacy, security and regulatory requirements are researched and reviewed by qualified people.

05At a glance

What Surgice plans to bring onto one shared board.

Day board

  • ScheduleRooms and times
  • ChecklistsOwners and due times
  • ReadinessReady or not, per case
  • HandoverNotes that persist
  • No patient dataUntil reviewed
Infographic of planned parts; nothing here is a working feature yet.

06Honest status

Where Surgice is today

Surgice is an early concept under research. It is not a medical device, holds no patient data and is not available.

  1. Now

    Research with staff

  2. Not started

    Workflow model

  3. Not started

    Compliance review

  4. Not started

    Pilot