Over 9,000 users across 129 countries to date. Streamline Operating Room Efficiency. Optimise Patient Safety. Save Costs & Increase Revenue. Support Your OR Teams.
A practical & user friendly surgical database, that is flexible & vital to all surgical suites, operating rooms and day surgery units. ScrubUp enables the healthcare facility and healthcare professional to customise data and steps on preparing the OR, anticipating equipment required, customising surgical steps, thus enhancing teamwork and efficiency. Minimise anaesthetic time, enhance OR turnovers.
A surgical reference guide at your fingertips.
View and update your surgeons preferences anywhere, anytime.
Real information to support you through any surgical procedure.
Images take the guess work out of your surgeons' preferences.
Featuring General, Orthopaedics, Plastics, Cardiac, GYN, ENT, plus more.
All surgical procedures can be deleted, added to and saved.
The ability to tick off your surgical equipment when you collect it.
Data containing surgical instruments, solutions, dressings, drains & sutures.
Save, customise, add & delete all equipment required for each procedure.
Build, save, add & delete your surgeons own preferences for every case.
Information about prepping & draping, including your surgeons preferences & notes.
Saved to a procedure, instrument, prosthesis, surgeons preference & notes.
Save, update & send your preferences using email.
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