Use cases

One library, many reasons to open it.

Operations, surgical teams, educators, and compliance each use the surgical video record differently. Atreia keeps the record consistent and each workflow clear.

Hospital operations

Oversight and quality review across the institution.

Hospital leadership needs a consistent view of surgical activity and a repeatable review process. Atreia gives operations and quality teams one governed library to work from.

What it supports

  • Quality and outcome review workflows
  • Institution-wide library with role-based access
  • Clear review status per case

Surgical teams

Structured case review and technique feedback.

Surgeons and teams can revisit a case, mark key steps, and discuss technique with the video and notes in one place.

What it supports

  • Post-op analysis with timeline markers
  • Annotations tied to exact moments
  • Shared review with colleagues

Training programs

Curated libraries for resident education.

Program directors can assemble reviewed, annotated cases into teaching collections, built from the institution's own practice.

What it supports

  • Annotated teaching moments
  • Curated collections by procedure or topic
  • Approval before cases enter a library

Research and published libraries

Governed sharing of approved content.

Institutions that want to publish or share surgical libraries can do so under explicit approval and privacy controls. Publishing is optional, and de-identification requirements are set by your institution and applicable regulation.

What it supports

  • Publishing separated from private repositories
  • Approval workflow before release
  • Access controls on published content

Tell us who needs the record.

Bring the teams involved. We will cover each group's workflow in one conversation.

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