March 22, 2024
AI’s pivotal role in transforming OR efficiency, now and in the future
Surgical procedures are necessary steps in patient journeys—no one wants to have surgery, but most people will need it at some point for care continuity and better quality of life. To best support positive outcomes, optimal recovery periods, and smooth transitions into postoperative care, these procedures must be performed in a timely, predictable way.
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