From the Point of Injury to the Operating Table.
In the OR, every second spent hunting for patient history is a second lost for the patient. BATDOK DCS Mode bridges the gap between tactical medicine and definitive surgical care. Surgeons receive an immediate, high-fidelity digital record of every intervention — from the first tourniquet to the last unit of blood administered. When the casualty arrives, the surgical team isn't starting from scratch. They're continuing a life-saving narrative already written in data.
Core Operational Capabilities
- Patient & Team Information – Trauma team composition, call times, and arrival times are captured alongside patient demographics, giving the OR team situational context from the moment the patient enters.
- Prior Care Summary – Pre-hospital triage status, evacuation status, mechanism of injury, recent vitals, shock index, and injury mapping provide surgeons an at-a-glance picture of what happened before they arrived.
- Primary & Secondary Survey – Structured digital survey tabs — including capillary refill, head/hypothermia assessment, and neurological status — guide the team through standardized intake protocols and document findings in real time.
- Surgical Intervention Tracking – Every intervention is timestamped and logged — chest tubes, resuscitative thoracotomies, vascular repairs, and more — with provider attribution and detailed notes attached to each entry.
- Anatomical Injury Mapping – Visual body diagrams allow the team to map injuries, deformities, and intervention locations with precision, creating a record that accompanies the patient through recovery.
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