“It is easier to prepare for surgery when all relevant information is gathered in one place, and the feedback from the senior surgeons becomes more specific when using the feedback forms.”
Impact
The Founders Story
If someone in the world knows how to do this better, why don’t we all have access to that knowledge?
Alfred Surgery began in 2013, when Norwegian surgical trainee Knut Borch confronted a troubling reality: surgical education was dangerously unstructured. Young surgeons were left to navigate a maze of inconsistent resources, and the consequences were felt directly in patient outcomes. After witnessing several severe complications in a short period of time, this one question stayed with him.
Use cases
Alfred Surgery is used in a variety of clinical and educational scenarios. Explore our use cases that show how the platform supports surgical preparation, training, teamwork, and performance improvement.
What our users say
“The training through Alfred Surgery has filled a gap in my education and made it easy to find consolidated and standardized information tailored to the method we use. I hope more procedures will be added over time.”
“The platform provides a unique and standardized review of procedures, as well as structured guidance.
This increases confidence both for me and for the patients.”
Platform Stats
33 organizations
around the world already aure Alfred Surgery to strengthen surgical training.
1000 users
are actively engaging with Alfred Surgery to enhance patient care and clinical skills.
225 protocols
are available on the platform, with 63 officially approved.
57 countries
have active users, expanding surgical education globally.
6000 media
items are available on the platform and offer detailed surgical explanations.