Dotan Asselmann

Which cases you can see in Theator depends on your role and your organization's viewing policy. Most surgeons start with the cases they took part in, and can often also see cases from their departm...

Case complexity is Theator's measure of how challenging a procedure was, shown as a single labeled grade on the case page. It lets you tell a routine case apart from a difficult one at a glance, co...

What do the badges on a case mean? As you browse cases, some show a small colored label — a badge — that highlights why the case may be worth your attention. There are two badges: ⭐ Recommended and...

The AI Assistant works from the surgical data Theator holds for your cases — the cases you have permission to view, their metadata, the surgical video, and the AI-generated annotations and benchmar...

Yes — Theator tracks work Relative Value Units (wRVUs) and shows them in your analytics. You will find RVU data in Department Analytics and in custom KPI dashboards. This article explains what a wR...

1. Recording Settings You choose how recordings start: Auto recording – All eligible cases are recorded automatically. (Recommended) Manual recording / Opt out – Staff start and stop recording....

Introduction The Research Hub is Theator's AI-powered research workspace. It pairs you with a research assistant that brings four kinds of expertise to your study at once: a data scientist — build...

The easiest way to share cases on an ongoing basis with a group — for example a team of attendings and the residents or fellows who work with them — is to put everyone in the same Department. Once ...

Sometimes you want a single case kept out of a shared or department-wide view — for example a sensitive or high-profile case. Marking a case private restricts it so only its owner, the participants...

Why Your Feedback Matters Theator gets better the more you tell us what's working and what isn't. Throughout the app you'll find quick ways to flag when something looks off — or to confirm when it ...