BUILDING A CULTURE OF TRUST IN SURGERY
Chiefy helps surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses and other surgical stakeholders seamlessly sustain quality best practices like pre-op huddles, checklists, surgical protocols, debrief and feedback loops. It enables fast and efficient coordination and collaboration from pre-op to post-op, while automating administrative tasks. The result is a dramatic improvement in perioperative quality, efficiency and patient safety.
Digital Huddle.
Get surgical teams aligned.
Keep patients safe.
PERIOPERATIVE TEAM COLLABORATION
Huddle
AI powered huddles tailored for each procedure, the surgeon's prefernces and the team's communication patterns.
Align
Just-in-time role-based information for each team member.
Discuss
Asynchronous and frictionless communication of the plan, safety concerns and questions.
Automate
Less manual administrative tasks in the perioperative workflow.
Learn
Continuous improvement through feedback, lessons learned and personal notes.
Trust
Quality and communication best practices seamlessly built into daily operations, easy to sustain and scale.
WHY CHIEFY?
FRICTIONLESS TEAMWORK
Everyone is on the same page, earlier.
Forget tedious team orchestration through emails, calls and text messages.
UNPARALLELED EFFICIENCY
The room is set up just right.
Save time. Avoid delays.
Avoid frustration.
EASY AND SECURE
Mobile or laptop access to an affordable self-service cloud service.
Low cost and no IT burden.
CONTINUOUS QUALITY
Best practices for communication and teamwork in the surgical environment are built-in.
Assure the highest standard of quality.
CLOSER TO THE PATIENT
Clinician-driven collaboration where machine learning and automation help with the tedious stuff.
Less hassle, more patient care.
CHIEFY IS BUILT TO ENABLE A CULTURE OF TRUST
Open
Communication
Excellent team alignment requires communication to be frequent and standard.
Continuous
Improvement
Incremental improvement over time is more effective and much easier than a breakthrough improvement.
Blameless
Culture
Mistakes will always happen, and failures should be perceived as
an opportunity to learn.