No. 3 in the 27 October edition · Health · Free trial

Patient Compass Suite

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Prepare patients for surgery with reviewed guidance for practices

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In brief · compiled from patient-compass.co.uk

What is it?
Patient Compass Suite is a clinical content tool for creating connected preparation and recovery guidance for surgery. It includes Polaris for before surgery, The Compass for recovery, and The Helm for clinician oversight.
Who is it for?
It is for surgical clinicians, consultants, and practice teams. Patients receive approved guides through secure links without creating accounts.
How does it work?
The practice selects leaflets, protocols, and guidance as sources. The Suite drafts content, clinicians review and approve it, and patients then open the approved guide through a secure link.
What does it cost?
A 90-day pilot costs £0 and includes one full pathway and 25 patient links per rolling month. Ongoing plan prices are not stated on the site text provided.

Why I built this

I am a surgeon. And I want to use the same care and precision I use for surgery, in the steps to get ready for it, and the education of patients to care after it. Accurate, accessible, available.

— Giangiacomo Ollandini

Patient Compass Suite helps surgical clinicians and practice teams create connected preparation and recovery guidance for patients. It drafts content from selected leaflets, protocols and guidance, then supports clinical review, approval and coordinated updates. Patients access approved guides through secure links without an account.

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