CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
All hospital administrators share a number of common issues and interests for which the addition of intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) to the surgical service should be a basic consideration:

• Patient safety and higher numbers of successful surgeries.
• Reduced procedure times that facilitate increased operating room capacity.
• Ability to document nerve integrity during surgical procedures.

Given the public expectation that quality and safety will be proven, in your role as the Chief Executive Officer, you may want to look at IONM as a standard monitoring process. ORIMtec has substantial internal data, which is also supported by general medical literature, to demonstrate the value of IONM.

(Please refer to the website sections labeled ABSTRACTS and CASE STUDIES for
more information on surgical monitoring and links to related publications, including
those mentioned above.)