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OR LOGISTICS IN PRACTICE

Digital OR logistics: from procedure to billing.

MEDIC connects clinical planning with material supply. A scheduled procedure becomes a specific material requirement and an actionable task for logistics.

AI illustration of a hospital logistics scene.

What does OR logistics cover?

OR logistics covers the supply, readiness checks and replenishment of materials for a procedure. MEDIC connects procedure preference cards, the surgical schedule, item master data and inventory management, keeping clinical requirements linked to actual supply.

How MEDIC supports the workflow

Derive demand from the schedule

The procedure and digital preference card define items and quantities. Picking instructions are derived for each case.

Coordinate preparation

Logistics prepares the case cart using specific instructions. Availability and preparation status become visible in the workflow.

Close the material cycle

Consumption, returns, replenishment and billing use the same process information.

SRO case report and press articles

Practical questions

Who is MEDIC designed for?

For OR management, nursing, logistics, procurement and IT teams coordinating material workflows. The workshop examines responsibilities, handovers and existing systems.

How does MEDIC connect?

Existing connections to common ERP systems, HL7 for hospital information systems and ALIS for service billing form the basis. The specific interface configuration is agreed for your hospital.

How would this work in your hospital?

In a free workshop, we examine your current workflow, handovers between the OR and logistics, and existing systems. Together, we identify where MEDIC can help.

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Technical basis: the MEDIC workflow described by Consight Swiss. Consight Swiss →