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5 billion

people worldwide lack access to safe surgery

1.5 million

lives are lost each year due to lack of timely surgical care

1 in 5

patients experience complications during surgery

50%

of surgical complications could have been prevented

15%

of hospital budgets are spent fixing medical errors

We believe every patient should have a safe and surgical treatment, no matter where in the world they are. Alfred Surgery is a cloud-based, modular platform built by surgeons to improve performance and make surgery safer. Our mission is simple: to make high-quality surgical care accessible everywhere. By reducing variation in practice and preventing complications, Alfred Surgery helps surgical teams improve patient safety and deliver better outcomes worldwide.

About the platform

Trusted by surgeons

We deliver the highest standards of medical accuracy, trust, and integrity. Every module is evidence-based, surgeon-developed, and expert-reviewed, ensuring surgeons, hospitals, and patients can rely on us with confidence.

Getting better together

Surgical education thrives on shared knowledge and teamwork. We connect surgeons, educators, and experts worldwide to exchange insights and best practices, fostering continuous learning and improvement.

Driven by quality

At Alfred Surgery, we pursue for excellence, because even small improvements in surgery save lives. That’s why we continuously refine our content, platform, and partnerships to deliver the best possible learning experience.

“True confidence comes not from foolish arrogance, but from humble and deliberate training. This is what Alfred stands for.”

“Alfred Surgery allows me to share all the knowledge I previously could not describe in books or articles.”

“This is how surgery should be taught. Alfred Surgery will become the bible of surgery.”

“Alfred Surgery’s efforts for improvement of surgical practice and education are deeply appreciated and you have the full support of the Norwegian Surgical Association.”