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How Stryker is innovating in operation room design

Innovations include Fortress modular OR wall system, prefabricated solution that expands design options, streamlined construction timelines, enhanced durability and flexibility within operating rooms and also anticipate future surgical needs.

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How Stryker is innovating in operation room design

Confined to a single operating room suite and the constant need to adapt to different surgical procedures creates a challenge for care teams working in operating rooms (ORs). Every day, healthcare professionals require the flexibility to adjust equipment and technology based on the patient and surgical specialty they are treating. This often leads to discussions about reconstructing OR walls to accommodate these varying surgical needs. Stryker's recent acquisition of mfPHD, a leader in modular wall systems, addresses this challenge head-on. Discover how partnering with Stryker now gives healthcare professionals access to the Fortress modular OR wall system, a prefabricated solution that expands design options, streamlines construction timelines, enhances durability and flexibility within operating rooms and helps teams anticipate future surgical needs.

Operating room wall finishes are an important design element to consider when investing in a new or retrofitted surgical suite. It’s just one component in Stryker’s iSuite, which offers a combination of equipment and software that strives to transform the traditional operating room into a modern, state-of-the-art surgical environment. “Hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers have specific architectural drawings and workflow needs. They also collect clinical feedback to ensure each operating room design meets their needs,” said Caitlin Clark, Vice President and General Manager of Stryker’s Communications business. “The Fortress modular wall system enables healthcare professionals to quickly build and rebuild their operating rooms based on the ever-changing surgery schedules they have. It’s helping hospitals and surgery centers create operating rooms of the future.”

Here are three things to know about Fortress, Stryker’s modular wall system and how it helps OR staff treat patients.

The Fortress modular wall system is fast to install


How Stryker is innovating in operation room design

The Fortress system allows for reduced construction timelines2, providing healthcare teams with earlier operating room utilization. Additionally, during events such as leaks and wall repairs, Fortress allows teams to expedite room repairs with easy panel removal and the ability to quickly get behind the wall with little disturbance.

The Fortress modular wall system allows for flexibility


How Stryker is innovating in operation room design

How Stryker is innovating in operation room design

Fortress provides flexibility during installation by allowing the walls to remain open throughout the construction process, easily enabling changes to be made up until final installation and beyond. The Fortress system also provides design flexibility with custom room capabilities and accessory items such as whiteboards, shelving and recessed monitors.

Clark says that “Flexibility is such an important part of the operating room design process. Teams often map out where they want the surgeon, anesthesiologist and nurses to be positioned during each surgery, so to be able to adjust this as the team gets closer to completion is very helpful for OR staff.

The Fortress modular wall system allows healthcare professionals to create an operating room of the future, allowing OR staff to easily adjust as technology continues to evolve


How Stryker is innovating in operation room design

The Fortress system maintains a modular design with individual panels enabling the existing space to be easily modified for future service lines and future equipment by removing a panel to access behind the wall, and simply reattaching.

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