SurgicalPerformance

Most surgeons have no structured way of knowing how their patients are doing after discharge.

Not because they do not care. Because the system was not designed to tell them.

PROMS in SurgicalPerformance changes that. Automated SMS surveys are sent to patients at clinically relevant intervals. They capture pain levels, physical recovery, satisfaction, and quality of life.

No additional admin. No chasing phone calls. No guesswork.

Responses come back into your dashboard alongside your surgical data, so the clinical picture and the patient picture sit in one place.

Recovery does not stop at discharge. Your insight into it shouldn’t either.

Formal complaints are increasing. Patient expectations are rising.
Regulators are watching outcomes more closely than ever.

In that environment, surgeons with data are in a fundamentally different position to surgeons without it.

Not because data protects you from scrutiny. Because it gives you something scrutiny cannot take away: a clear, consistent, longitudinal record of your surgical activity, your outcomes, and your reflections over time.

A medicolegal event does not announce itself in advance. The surgeons who are protected are the ones who have been tracking all along, not the ones who started after something went wrong.

Your data is your professional memory. It should be working for you every day.

For Dr Ladwig, SurgicalPerformance sits in the background of her working day: capturing cases, tracking outcomes, and building a longitudinal picture of her practice without adding friction.

That is what the platform is designed to do. Work quietly, so surgeons can focus on what matters.

Read Dr Ladwig's full Surgeon Spotlight here:
www.surgicalperformance.com/case-study/streamlining-clinical-records-and-audits

Until now, gynaecological oncology surgeons using SurgicalPerformance were working with an incomplete picture, having only Uterine and Cervical Cancer available.

Not every gynaecological cancer type was represented in the platform.That meant gaps in data and a platform that did not fully reflect their practice.

Not anymore.

Vulval Cancer and Ovarian Cancer modules are now live, completing the gynaecology oncology suite. Every case. One platform.

If you’re a gynaecological oncologist, log in and start capturing the full breadth of your cancer caseload.

Most surgeons operate across private practice, hospital systems, or both. They manage risk, complexity, and outcomes, often without a clear picture of how those outcomes develop over time.

The questions that matter are not always being asked:
How are my patients recovering after discharge?

How do my results compare across different procedures?

Where are my areas of strength, and where is there room to improve?

These are not audit questions.

They are practice questions. And the surgeons asking them consistently are the ones building the clearest picture of their own clinical performance.

Data on its own does not improve outcomes. Reflection does.

30 June is approaching fast. If you have been considering SurgicalPerformance, now is a practical time to act.

An annual subscription is a legitimate business expense for your surgical practice. That means it can be claimed before the end of the financial year, reducing your taxable income while setting up a tool that works for your practice all year round.

SurgicalPerformance gives you:
- A confidential dashboard to track your surgical outcomes over time
- Automated PROMS to stay connected with patients after discharge
- Peer benchmarking across your specialty

Start with a free 10-case trial, no credit card required. If it fits your practice, an annual subscription can be in place before 30 June.

Memory is a poor substitute for data.

After a difficult case, complications feel larger than they are. After a smooth run, risks can feel smaller.

Without structured outcome tracking, perception shapes professional judgement more than evidence does and that gap matters.

Surgeons who track their outcomes consistently see what memory cannot: the patterns, the benchmarks, the recovery journeys that unfold long after discharge.

That is where meaningful improvement begins.

Two new modules are now live in SurgicalPerformance: Vulval Cancer and Ovarian Cancer.

Uterine and Cervical Cancer modules have been available for several years. For gynaecological oncology surgeons, this now completes the oncology suite on the platform. No more checking whether a module exists for a case. No more gaps. Every case in your specialty can now be captured in one place.

If you work in gynaecological oncology, log in to explore the update. And if you have a colleague in the specialty who has been holding off for this reason, now is the time to let them know.

Take a screenshot or photo of your patient information and Quick Case automatically populates the required fields. Save the case, schedule PROMS, and get back to your patients, all in seconds.

No need to complete the full case form upfront. Your entry is saved, your PROMS collection begins, and you can return to add further detail whenever it suits you.

Faster entry. No compromises on data.