For Clinicians

Know More Before Surgery Begins.

PROSPER gives clinicians a structured, patient-specific view of expected length of stay and perioperative risk - supporting better pre-operative assessment, patient discussions and discharge planning.

What PROSPER Offers Clinicians

Structured Pre-operative Assessment

PROSPER integrates patient, medical, surgical and procedural factors into a structured perioperative profile.

Patient-Specific LOS Prediction

Generate an expected length of stay for each patient before surgery - not a population average, but an individualised estimate.

Complication Risk Context

Risk estimates for key perioperative complications provide supporting context for clinical decision-making.

Informed Patient Discussions

Use PROSPER predictions to support pre-operative conversations about expected recovery and hospital stay.

Pre-operative Optimisation

Identify patients at higher risk or likely longer stay who may benefit from targeted pre-operative intervention.

Early Discharge Planning

Begin discharge planning from the point of listing, supported by a patient-specific LOS prediction.

The Clinician's Journey with PROSPER

1

Assessment

Capture patient, medical, surgical and procedural data.

2

Prediction

Generate expected LOS and supporting risk profile.

3

Planning

Use the prediction to inform consent, optimisation and discharge preparation.

4

Surgery

Proceed with surgery, with planning already in place.

5

Recovery

Post-operative care aligned with predicted pathway.

6

Discharge

Discharge prepared in advance, reducing delays.

Clinical Responsibility Remains with the Clinician

PROSPER is a decision-support tool. It provides structured predictions to inform clinical thinking - it does not make clinical decisions. Clinicians retain full responsibility for patient care, and all PROSPER outputs should be interpreted in the context of the individual patient and clinical setting.