OR Ready

Rehearse the operation before the operation

OR Ready helps surgical trainees practice procedures out loud before entering the OR. Speak through each step, get structured, safety-aware feedback, and advance through the 3D scene as you prove you know it. No headset required—just your browser.

The Rehearsal Loop

Master procedural recall through a four-step active rehearsal process:

1. Speak: Push to talk and say what you'd do next in your own words, including the action, instrument, target, and safety check.
2. Check: Your answer is instantly matched against the step's accepted action, instrument, target/position, and safety confirmation by a rule engine.
3. Fix: Anything you missed is flagged clearly so you know exactly what to correct before moving on.
4. Advance: Get it right and the 3D scene advances while your score builds toward 100. Partial or unsafe responses hold the procedure in place.

Why OR Ready Works

The platform is built on five core principles to ensure effective learning:

• Voice-first active recall: Speaking an answer forces retrieval, not just recognition.
• Browser-based accessibility: Runs in any modern browser with no app installation or hardware required.
ime Safety-aware scoring: A rule engine (not generative AI) matches words against known-correct concepts for traceable decisions.
• Rubric-based content: Accepted terms and safety checks come directly from operative rubrics, not general medical text.
• Deliberate practice with gating: Dangerous answers stop the procedure, enforcing the same priorities as an attending surgeon.
• Modular library structure: Designed as a reusable procedure library where each module includes voice rehearsal and 3D anatomy stages.

Who It Is For

OR Ready is designed to be a preparation layer for various stakeholders in surgical education:

• Residents: Rehearse the flow of a case before assisting, presenting, or scrubbing in.
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• Medical Students: Learn procedural sequence, anatomy, and decision points through active recall.
• Surgical Educators: Assign structured rehearsals to help trainees arrive sharper for supervised clinical learning.