Surgical path and ancillary workflows
summary
A FHIR-based, peer-to-peer integration models operating theater and sterilization center exchanges so kits are requested days before surgery, reserved if availability = accepted, shipped the day before and confirmed on arrival; Task resources carry kit lists via input/output and status flips from requested → in-progress → completed or failed; each tool and kit maps to a dedicated device profile with a parent extension linking tool instances to kit instances; process is implemented and adopted to reduce manual handoffs and enforce post-op device counts.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 5:10Surgical process overview
- 11:20FIRE model introduction
- 18:17Integration benefits and Q&A
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