Skytron Blog

Walk into almost any operating room, and you can usually piece together its history. The displays may have come from one capital

If someone told you ten years ago that cardiac ablations, coronary interventions, and complex spine procedures would be performed in ambulatory surgery

Most of us have watched a behind-the-scenes show explaining how something is made. This newsletter, we’re taking that idea in a different

Spend a day walking the exhibit hall at AORN, HSPA, OR Manager, or another major perioperative conference and you’ll notice a pattern.

There’s a name for what’s happening: OR capacity leakage. It’s the cumulative loss of usable surgical time that doesn’t show up in

Most sterile processing professionals know what they’re doing, and they do it well. Following IFUs, documenting processes, inspecting devices, completing quality checks,

Understanding Video Integration in the OR Communication in the operating room is usually framed around people. Team dynamics. Verbal clarity. Who said

Practical Planning to Protect OR Workflow as Demands Continue Growing Most ORs are being asked to do more than they were originally