SpecialtyCare

FEBRUARY 21, 2025

The CSFA is not just a passive participant in the operating room; they are an active collaborator who anticipates the surgeons needs, manages surgical instruments, and assists with critical tasks such as suturing, tissue manipulation, and hemostasis (control of bleeding). Handling and passing surgical instruments to the surgeon.

Surgical First Assistant

Clemson

MAY 30, 2022

AIM 4: Develop process design recommendations to support key OR flows (OR team members, supplies, patient, equipment, information) that impact patient safety outcomes such as surgical site infections and surgical errors.

Operating Room

Incision

DECEMBER 18, 2023

In the operating room (OR), the team responsible for the delivery of a procedure is typically a combination of surgeons, nurses, anesthesiologists, and technicians working together on a shift-based and/or specialty-based rota. Other studies have failed to identify a significant link between familiar teams and reduced complications [ 15 ].

Collaboration

Caresyntax

NOVEMBER 26, 2024

Optimize real-time performance: Provide surgeons and OR leaders with real-time, adaptive information to optimize surgical quality, OR utilization, and ensure a constant system of improvement and efficiency.

Operating Room

SpecialtyCare

FEBRUARY 2, 2025

Extensive Hands-On Surgical Experience Key Surgical Skills of an SFA How SpecialtyCare Provides Experienced SFAs 3. How SpecialtyCare Prioritizes Collaboration 4. Knowledge of Cutting-Edge Surgical Technology How SpecialtyCare Stays Ahead 5. Strong Communication and Teamwork Skills What Makes a Strong SFA in the OR?

Surgical First Assistant