Planning

One of the deepest concerns for a healthcare professional, i.e a resident is to reach proficiency and become competent. When the resident becomes a senior skilled operator they understand that competence is not enough.

There is something more that is required to become successful – to give each specific patient the best care and treatment. It is about helping each particular patient, in a specific moment with the specific resources.

A successful surgeon is thought to plan his or her procedure in detailed steps prior to the operation. Many medical errors result from incorrect procedural sequencing¹ and such training seems likely to be beneficial prior to performing procedures on patients².

Orzone is currently working on a few conceptual ideas how to standardize procedures.