What is Theator's Clinical QA? – Theator

Theator's AI analyzes every recorded procedure automatically. The analysis runs primarily on-premise, on the Theator unit in the operating room, with additional processing in the cloud. Clinical QA is Theator's dedicated team of trained reviewers. The team reviews a small sample of those procedures by hand, which helps keep the insights you see in Theator accurate and consistent.

Where Clinical QA fits: every procedure is recorded, de-identified and analyzed by AI, and its insights go straight to Theator; Clinical QA reviews a small sample of procedures and its corrections are applied to those cases

What Clinical QA does

Validates the AI's analysis. The AI marks the phases, key steps and events of each procedure. Reviewers check these markings on a small sample of procedures and correct them where needed.
Keeps results accurate. Corrections are applied directly to the reviewed cases, so their phase timings and analytics reflect what happened in the procedure.

Reviewers work only with de-identified video, inside the Theator platform, through secure, role-based access. They aren't shown which hospital a video comes from. To learn how video is de-identified, see How does the video de-identification work?

Your agreement with Theator governs how your data is used. If you have questions about Clinical QA, contact Theator Support.