Trauma+ · Trauma pathway orchestration
The trauma board,
off the wall.
Trauma flow, organised.
A shared digital trauma pathway: virtual fracture clinic triage, a live trauma board, theatre-list planning with built-in safety checks, and a patient app that carries recovery all the way home.
Built for orthopaedic and trauma teams worldwide. MHRA-registered Class I medical device software.
The whole trauma list, coordinated in one place.
Operation clinic, procedure board and lists that keep the theatre team aligned — no whiteboard, no guesswork, one shared view.
Trauma flow still runs on whiteboards and paper lists.
Every health system is under the same pressure: more surgery to deliver, scarce theatre time, and trauma flow still coordinated on a physical board that on-call and remote teams cannot see. Cases get deferred without a record, and theatre time is lost.
operations are performed worldwide each year, and demand keeps rising as populations age. Lancet
of elective operations are cancelled in many systems, rising to as much as 40% in some settings — much of it avoidable. NIH
of fractures are simple, stable injuries that can often be managed without repeated face-to-face clinic visits. Injury
fewer first face-to-face attendances were reported for the Glasgow virtual fracture clinic model that Trauma+ builds on. BMJ Open
One continuous trauma pathway.
From referral through theatre to recovery at home, the same record follows the patient and the same audit trail records every decision.
Virtual fracture clinic
Clinicians review and set urgency without the patient attending, following recognised virtual fracture clinic practice.
Live trauma board
A shared, always-current trauma board that replaces the physical whiteboard — readable from ward, theatre or home.
List planning with safety checks
Theatre lists built with the pre-operative safety checks in place, so a case is not confirmed until it is ready.
Deferred-patient safety net
Any case not completed is captured with a reason and a route back onto a list, so no one is quietly lost.
Recovery at home
The patient app carries monitoring beyond discharge, with alerts to the team when something changes.
Pathway analytics
A live view of the metrics teams are judged on, with exportable audit data for governance.
A better-ordered list is a more productive day.
How the trauma list is built determines how much of the day is actually used. Planning the list well — with the right sequence and the right checks before a case is confirmed — raises theatre utilisation and cuts the cancellations and overruns that waste it.
Better planning, better utilisation
Structured, data-informed scheduling has been shown to improve theatre use and reduce time overrun and idle time compared with manual planning.
Fewer cancellations
Optimised scheduling that accounts for real resource limits produces more robust lists, reducing cancellations and overtime.
Lists drafted from clinical information
Trauma+ uses the clinical information already on the board to prepare a suggested, safety-checked list order for the coordinator, taking on the repetitive assembly work usually done by hand.
The clinician always decides
Any suggestion is a starting point, never an instruction. The coordinator and consultant review, change and confirm every list — human-in-the-loop by design.
The hardest part to build. We built it.
Most trauma software stops at the hospital wall, because a genuinely usable patient-facing app is the part almost no one is willing to build. It is ours, and it is where Trauma+ is hardest to match.
- Available in 22 languages, so patients are guided in the language they actually speak
- Recovery guidance, wound checks and outcome questionnaires patients complete on their own phone
- Alerts that reach the trauma team early when a patient's recovery is not going to plan
- One continuous record from referral to recovery, rather than a handover into silence at discharge
A patient app that works across languages and low digital confidence is a real barrier to entry. It takes years of clinical and design work to get right — and it is the foundation of every Post Op pathway.
What virtual fracture clinics achieve.
Trauma+ operationalises the virtual fracture clinic model. These findings describe that model of care in the published literature, not this product; Trauma+ is software designed to help teams deliver it.
A discrete-event cost analysis of the Glasgow pathway found a 65% reduction in first face-to-face attendances and a lower cost per patient (£22.84 versus £36.81 for the traditional clinic).
Jenkins et al., BMJ Open. Source ↗A systematic review concluded that virtual fracture clinics are a reproducible, safe and cost-effective means of achieving good functional outcomes and high patient satisfaction for selected musculoskeletal injuries.
Injury, 2020. Source ↗A narrative review of UK practice reported that, after review in a virtual fracture clinic, 33–60% of patients may be discharged, with face-to-face consultations reduced by around 65%.
EFORT Open Reviews, 2020. Source ↗Built to digital and clinical safety standards.
Simple to procure, quick to deploy.
Configure
Workflow mapping and integration with your existing hospital systems.
Go live
Training for clinical teams, then a phased launch across the pathway.
Improve
Live performance reporting and ongoing optimisation support.
Trauma+ is software intended to support clinical teams and does not replace clinical judgement. Any list order or prioritisation it prepares is a suggestion for review; the responsible clinician reviews, amends and confirms every plan. Published outcome figures describe the virtual fracture clinic and theatre-scheduling evidence base in general and are not performance claims for this product.