DEO.care’s study of surgeons across four countries reveals five essentials for successful robotics adoption: adapt to workflows, streamline setup, align teams, focus on efficiency, and use data. The result: smoother ORs and better outcomes.

Robot-assisted surgery offers major benefits but can initially disrupt OR workflows and efficiency. By using digital twins and data-driven simulations, hospitals can map effective change, align teams, and integrate robotic devices smoothly. This will minimize disruptions, safeguard financial performance, and ensure long-term surgical and patient benefits.

The Quadruple Aim expands the traditional focus on patient outcomes, population health, and cost reduction by adding care team well-being, now recognized as essential to high-quality care. In the OR, this means using digital tools and process improvements to reduce staff fatigue, boost efficiency, cut costs, and enhance both team and patient experience.

Value-based care seeks better outcomes at lower cost, but hospitals often lack precise cost insights. Using process digital twins and activity-based costing, efficiency gains like higher throughput and fewer instrument trays show how smarter workflows can improve both quality and finances.

DEO.care’s Market Access Services help hospitals and medtech companies evaluate surgical innovations not only on patient outcomes, but also on efficiency, cost-effectiveness, staff workload, and sustainability. Using digital twin technology, DEO.care delivers real-world, data-driven insights that support smarter adoption and value-based care.

DEO.care’s new Instrument Analyzer uses data-driven insights to optimize surgical instrument trays, reducing waste, sterilization costs, and staff workload. By streamlining configurations, hospitals can improve OR efficiency, cut expenses, and enhance team well-being.