SurgicalPerformance

After two years of rigorous testing, refinement, and validation, the CiASE classification system has officially arrived. Developed and perfected with the collaboration of 25 expert gynaecological surgeons across 3 countries, CiASE brings a new level of precision to the way we evaluate surgical complications. This system offers a standardised way to classify complications, ensuring more accurate reporting and a deeper understanding of surgical outcomes. With CiASE, not all complications are viewed equally—it's a significant step forward in enhancing patient safety and improving surgical performance globally. Learn more about this breakthrough and how it's reshaping gynaecological surgery in our latest blog - https://lnkd.in/gEZzKFRQ

Only when we truly understand our practice—our strengths and weaknesses—can we improve. SurgicalPerformance offers real-time, accurate, and comparable data, benchmarked against a global anonymised surgical community. This powerful tool gives you the insights you need to track your outcomes, identify areas for growth, and elevate your surgical performance.

The next AGES Morbidity & Mortality Webinar is on soon. This event is an opportunity for gynaecological professionals to delve into real-world surgical cases, discuss key lessons, and explore how complications are managed and prevented. Open to AGES members only, this webinar provides a platform for open dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and advancing the standards of patient care. Don’t miss the chance to engage with leaders in the field and improve surgical outcomes together. Learn more and register now: https://lnkd.in/grRDVeVH

A new surgical approach using IndoCyanine Green (ICG) to highlight the ureters at laparoscopy is transforming patient care. While this technique will add some time during surgery, in cases with significantly distorted anatomy, it may significantly enhances your ability to visualise the ureter, suddenly making the procedure much easier and safer. A ureter complication can cause a lot of problems and can take a lot of time to sort out.. By utilising ICG to ensure a clearer view of the ureter(s), surgeons can protect it and avoid long-term issues for patients. This patient-centred technique emphasises prevention overcorrection and offers real benefits in terms of recovery and outcomes. Learn more about this approach now via our blog post: https://lnkd.in/gGGjU8gd

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Ureteric injuries are among the most challenging complications surgeon's face, often leading to significant post-operative pain and further interventions. However, there's a new technique that can help to minimise these risks. By using ICG, surgeons now have a clearer, more effective way to visualise the ureter and avoid its injuries during laparoscopic procedures, ensuring improved patient safety. Have a look at this video what that looks like and discover how this innovative approach is revolutionising surgical practice in our latest article. https://lnkd.in/gGGjU8gd

There is a truism that espouses ‘what gets measured gets better’. By actively measuring and recording our own surgical performance, quantifying what we already know to be true, and seeing how we stack up against the average, we can know better how to help our patients. This is the driving principle behind the development of SurgicalPerformance – the application created for surgeons by surgeons. It turns your data into your own personal insights that will drive your performance.

SurgicalPerformance is designed exclusively for registered medical practitioners, ensuring that you have a trusted, professional tool at your disposal. All data transfers are encrypted, protecting your information from interference and ensuring it is stored securely. Experience the confidence of using a platform built with your professional needs in mind, where security and privacy are paramount.

Currently, all intraoperative injuries are classified equally, yet we know that not all complications are equally bad. While some are inconsequential, others can lead to significant challenges, causing sleepless nights and stress to patients and surgeons. The CiASE classification system changes that by providing a way to better quantify and assess the true severity of injuries, allowing surgeons to focus on the complications that truly matter. Explore CiASE and how it can transform your approach to surgical outcomes in our latest article: https://lnkd.in/gEZzKFRQ

Did you know that SurgicalPerformance has demonstrated that surgical teams familiar with each other significantly improve patient outcomes? For major procedures, postoperative adverse events occurred at a rate of 8.2% when team familiarity was high, compared to 16.2% with low familiarity. This relationship is especially crucial for complex surgical procedures. SurgicalPerformance empowers you to document and reflect on team familiarity, providing insightful reports that help enhance surgical outcomes.