Surgical & operating-room training

Tray Master

Operating-room teams have to know which instruments belong in a tray. Practice assembling trays through short, repeatable challenges, in the format of a language-learning game.

Originally Tray Call

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THE IDEA

Originally presented as Tray Call, Tray Master helps new operating-room staff connect instrument names with shapes and recognize the small differences between similar tools. It offers short, repeated practice with feedback on each choice.

The submitted deck shows name matching, multiple-choice recognition, a 3D instrument library for rotation and zoom, and a Tray Builder game using procedure-specific instrument sets. The deck describes browser play on phones, tablets and computers. It does not establish clinical or financial benefits for Tray Master.

Adapted from Raz’s October 24 submitted deck and creator game page.

Gameplay

1 video

Tray Master · final team video video preview — Tray Master · final team video56 sec · Open video ↗

A closer look.

Images from the creators

The team presentation

1 video

Team presentation video preview — Team presentation187 sec · Open video ↗

Earlier team videos · superseded

The final Tray Master video is shown in Gameplay above. Earlier Tray Call and intermediate Tray Master cuts are retained here.

Video history

2 videos

Tray Call · earlier team video (before rename) video preview — Tray Call · earlier team video (before rename)42 sec · Open video ↗

Tray Master · earlier intermediate video (superseded) video preview — Tray Master · earlier intermediate video (superseded)56 sec · Open video ↗

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