Medigy: Surgical Information Systems

Surgical information systems (SIS) in healthcare are computer-based systems designed to support the delivery of surgical care. These systems typically include modules for preoperative planning, intraoperative documentation, postoperative follow-up, and clinical decision-making. Surgical information systems are designed to help healthcare providers manage and track the various stages of the surgical process, including patient evaluation, scheduling, and consent, as well as procedure documentation, postoperative care, and outcomes tracking. SIS can also support the sharing of information between different healthcare providers involved in a patient’s care, such as surgeons, nurses, anesthesiologists, and others. The goal of SIS is to improve the quality, safety, and efficiency of surgical care, as well as to promote better communication and collaboration among healthcare providers.