The integration of Operating Theatre (OT) and Hospital Management Information Systems (HMIS) allows for smooth data interchange between surgical departments and hospital administration, optimizing resource allocation and improving patient care coordination. It simplifies scheduling, inventory management, and invoicing operations, resulting in increased operational efficiency in healthcare institutions.

Ease of access relates to how easily and efficiently consumers may retrieve or interact with information, services, or resources, reducing obstacles and increasing convenience. It improves usability, engages users, and fosters seamless interaction across several platforms or contexts.

Bidirectional connection during surgery using video calling enables the surgeon to get real-time assistance and consultation from remote experts, ensuring precision and safety. It gives real-time feedback on important decisions, improves surgical efficiency, and allows for remote monitoring of patient status.

Recording surgery entails taking video footage of the procedure for future reference by doctors and patients. These recordings are saved in a separate part where clinicians can review them to evaluate techniques, outcomes, and educate patients about their surgery. This improves medical practice by ensuring correct documentation for ongoing patient care.

"Our solution is seamlessly connected with the current PACS system and provides efficient access to patient imaging data, improving workflow and decision-making in healthcare settings. This connection streamlines data management, giving healthcare workers fast access to critical information for better patient care."

"Our interface effortlessly integrates with existing lab data systems, allowing for more efficient access and usage of test results within healthcare processes. This integration optimizes data management, improves clinical decision-making, and leads to better patient outcomes."

Connecting patients and clinicians via offline local broadcasts and online global platforms assures widespread healthcare access. This method promotes community participation while connecting healthcare professionals with a worldwide network for cooperation and information sharing, ultimately improving patient care results.

Taking notes during surgery entails documenting crucial data and observations to ensure an accurate record of the process. These notes are useful documentation for future reference, providing continuity of treatment and aiding in medical decision-making. They aid in monitoring patient progress, documenting treatments, and improving communication among healthcare professionals.