At MyOpNotes, our mission is to revolutionise surgical documentation by streamlining operation notes, harnessing the power of surgical 'big data', and optimising hospital reimbursements through precise OPCS coding.
We believe that powering surgery with highly granular data is the future. And we want to unlock that value for all involved in the patient's surgical care.
Developed in collaboration with surgeons, we create specialised software which delivers intuitive technology for the benefit of patients—current and future. We believe that surgeons should worry about surgery, not paperwork, and we’re here to fulfil that.
Surgery can be hard enough, so our mission is to make the post-operative journey easier. This journey starts with MyOpNotes.
Despite huge advances in surgical techniques, the way operations are documented has remained quite low-tech. Electronic patient record systems have not addressed the problem, and op notes appear to have been bolted on as an afterthought. We want digital op notes that extract all data for research purposes—how hard can that be? After all, it's not brain surgery.
Fast forward to 2022—a team consisting of an NHS surgeon, a healthcare app creator and an entrepreneur set about to solve the issue and create documentation as advanced as the surgery itself. We built MyOpNotes from the ground up, made by surgeons for surgeons. When we showed it to other surgeons, they couldn't wait to get their hands on it.
The NHS doesn’t change easily, and for good reason. As a UK national treasure, it is usually safer to continue with what works, rather than risk problems for marginal improvements. We believe we have a solution that is an order of magnitude better than handwritten op notes. A solution which benefits surgeons, NHS Trusts and ultimately improves patient care at a better price.We began to roll out MyOpNotes in Q4of 2022 and haven't looked back. Surgeons should worry about surgery,not paperwork.
Despite huge advances in surgical techniques, the way operations are documented has remained quite low-tech. Electronic patient record systems have not addressed the problem, and op notes appear to have been bolted on as an afterthought. We want digital op notes that extract all data for research purposes—how hard can that be? After all, it's not brain surgery.
Fast forward to 2022—a team consisting of an NHS surgeon, a healthcare app creator and an entrepreneur set about to solve the issue and create documentation as advanced as the surgery itself. We built MyOpNotes from the ground up, made by surgeons for surgeons. When we showed it to other surgeons, they couldn't wait to get their hands on it.
The NHS doesn’t change easily, and for good reason. As a UK national treasure, it is usually safer to continue with what works, rather than risk problems for marginal improvements. We believe we have a solution that is an order of magnitude better than handwritten op notes. A solution which benefits surgeons, NHS Trusts and ultimately improves patient care at a better price. We began to roll out MyOpNotes in Q1 of 2023 and haven't looked back. Surgeons should worry about surgery, not the paperwork.
We created a specialised software which delivers intuitive technology for the benefit of patients—current and future. We believe that surgeons should worry about surgery, not paperwork.
I now have crystal clear communication with everyone, whether its nurses, physiotherapists, the GP or the patient themselves.
I now have crystal clear communication with everyone, whether its nurses, physiotherapists, the GP or the patient themselves.
As an NHS surgeon, MyOpNotes has helped revolutionise the way we work as a surgical team. By removing the inherent ambiguity of handwriting and communicating exactly what has happened during the operation, we have seen patient care improve.
I now have crystal clear communication with everyone, whether its nurses, physiotherapists, the GP or the patient themselves. By having a true record of the operation, with the data ready for analysis in audit and research projects at anytime, I think we can continue to build more efficiency into the NHS, at a time when it has never been so important.
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We are always looking to work with surgeons, developers, NHS staff and patients. If you are interested in working with us then please get in touch today.
If you want to be part of the MyOpNotes team and help us make the post-operative process as simple as possible, get in touch.
