SURGEON'S OFFICE

When a patient becomes a candidate for surgery, it is only the start of a journey. The surgeon has to determine the patient-specific complication risks for the specific procedure and take actions to mitigate risks. While the surgeon's office kicks off a workflow for booking the surgery, the surgeon continues to work with the patient and their care team to ensure that the surgery is set up for success from the start.

DOCTOR'S OFFICE

The primary care doctor usually has to provide a medical clearance based on the patient's ability to tolerate surgery. Typically a review of all the systems beyond just the surgical area is performed. For some patients, a clearance is also required from a specialist, such as a cardiologist. These visits almost always include diagnostics to ensure that the patient's current health status is properly assessed.

HOSPITAL/ SURGERY CENTER

Meanwhile, the hospital needs further information about the patient to organize the logistics for surgery, which might include live classes and infection prevention protocols. The anesthesia team collects the information needed to plan for operative risks. After surgery, other care team members, such as hospitalists and physical therapists, help patients recover and achieve the desired outcomes of the surgery.

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