The "Smart Steward" in the OR – How Behavior Management Systems Make Surgery Management More Standardized

发布时间：2026-08-15

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The operating room is a critical department where management efficiency directly affects surgical quality, patient safety, and staff experience. Traditional OR management relies on manual registration for gown and shoe issuance/return, and paper logs for access – inefficient and prone to gaps. Behavior management systems are changing that.

Jiangsu Starfire Medical Technology's OR behavior management system comprises intelligent gown dispensers, shoe dispensers, automated collection units, and management software – forming a full‑process control covering "identity verification – access authorization – gown/shoe distribution – behavior traceability – closed‑loop return." The system integrates surgical scheduling information to standardize access procedures for medical staff.

Its core value lies in closed‑loop management of OR attire. Using facial recognition and RFID technology, staff can self‑serve gown/shoe retrieval, return, and locker access. The system connects seamlessly with the hospital HIS to auto‑sync daily surgical personnel data. At the same time, RFID tracks the check‑out/return status of each item, providing real‑time records of overdue returns.

For regulatory compliance, the system controls issuance and collection through smart devices, reducing loss and waste. It also enables behavior traceability, giving managers data for oversight. This intelligent approach boosts OR efficiency and strengthens surgical safety. Jiangsu Starfire Medical Technology is committed to helping hospitals build more standardized, efficient OR management models.

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