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Theatre scheduling
and procedure records.

Connect theatre scheduling to the procedure record. Keep consent, safety checklists, operative notes, anaesthesia records, consumables, and charges alongside the booked case.

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Theatre coordinators, surgeons, anaesthesia teams, OT nursing and stores

RAKT / OPERATION THEATREINTERACTIVE EXAMPLE · SAMPLE DATA
THEATRE 01 / MORNING LIST

Theatre schedule
and case documents.

Case OT-001
Sample patient A · Scheduled
Case OT-002
Sample patient B · Readiness review
Case OT-003
Sample patient C · Scheduled

Room and surgeon overlap checks support scheduling. Consent, perioperative records, and operative notes give the case a documented trail.

CASE OT-002 / TRY THE DOCUMENT CHECK1 / 4

What is still
waiting on the team?

Mark the example documents complete to see what remains.

3 example documents outstanding.

A document-completeness explainer. Clinical readiness is determined by the treating team and the procedure’s full requirements.

01

Book

Schedule the room, surgeon, and procedure, with overlap checks.

02

Prepare

Record consent and the safety checklist required for the case.

03

Document

Capture operative and anaesthesia notes, specimens, implants, and consumables.

04

Complete

Complete the case and connect its charges to the linked patient encounter.

01 / Theatre scheduling

Make the booking workable for the team.

Book and reschedule theatre slots against rooms and surgeons, with overlap checks in the scheduling workflow. Link the booking to an inpatient encounter where appropriate. Cancellation and no-show records keep schedule changes explicit.

  • Room and surgeon scheduling
  • Overlap checks and rescheduling
  • Inpatient encounter links

02 / Consent and preparation

Bring the required records into the case.

Prepare and sign consent entries and complete the case’s safety checklist. Department settings can require checklist completion before a case is completed. The workflow also checks the required documentation, rather than treating a booking’s end time as the whole completion process.

  • Consent forms and signature records
  • Safety checklists
  • Configured completion requirements

03 / Procedure documentation

Record what happened in the theatre.

Capture the operation note, anaesthesia record, drugs, and observations. Record specimens, implants, and consumables against the case. These details support the clinical record and the work needed by the receiving ward after the procedure.

  • Operative and anaesthesia notes
  • Anaesthesia drugs and observations
  • Specimens, implants, and consumables

04 / Charges and sterile stores

Connect the supporting work.

Procedure charges can attach to the linked admission when the case completes. The theatre workspace also includes sterile instrument-set and unit records, sterilisation batches, issue, and expiry workflows for teams managing sterile supplies.

  • Procedure charges on linked admissions
  • Instrument sets and sterile units
  • Sterilisation batches, issue, and expiry

BEYOND THIS DEPARTMENT

How this department
works with the others.

A theatre booking can link to the inpatient encounter before the procedure. Completing the case carries the procedure charges into that stay, while the operation record remains available as part of the patient’s care documentation.

A CLOSER LOOK

Practical
questions.

Can a theatre booking be linked to an admission?

Yes. The scheduling workflow supports linking and unlinking an inpatient encounter, and case completion can attach procedure charges to the linked stay.

Can we make checklist completion mandatory?

The theatre settings support mandatory safety-checklist requirements. Case completion also checks the required documentation for the workflow.

Does the module include sterile instrument tracking?

Yes. There are records for instrument sets, sterile units, sterilisation batches, issue, and expiry. We can walk through these with the team responsible for your sterile stores.

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