Bind each operation theatre booking to a verified sterilization confirmation for the exact instrument set used. Two systems that were easy to disconnect become one auditable record, so the hospital can demonstrate compliance for any procedure on demand.
Fuse the sterilization log and the OT schedule into one tamper-evident compliance record.
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The Compliance Attestations module ties each OT booking to the specific sterilization cycle for the instrument set used, so the two records can never drift apart.
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The Device Attestation module records each sterilizer cycle with its parameters straight from the autoclave, making the confirmation a machine fact rather than a manual entry.
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The Audit Logs module seals every sterilization cycle and its outcome, so a passed cycle cannot be back-dated or edited after a procedure.
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A booking cannot be marked ready unless a valid sterilization confirmation for the required set is present, stopping unverified instruments from reaching the table.
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Each tray is tracked by identity through cleaning, sterilization, and use, so a specific set can be traced to every procedure it supported.
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An auditor pulls the full booking and sterilization record for any procedure instantly, replacing a reconciliation of two disconnected systems with a single query.
Follow one instrument set from autoclave cycle through OT booking to an accreditation audit.
06:30:14
[SYS] Recording autoclave cycle for tray TRY_402...
06:30:14
[CMD] anchorCycle { tray: "TRY_402", temp: 134, mins: 18 }
06:30:15
[AUTH] Reading sterilizer attestation signature...
06:30:15
[OK] Cycle passed and anchored at block 7011903.
Cerulea decomposes surgical compliance into modular contracts. Each layer attests, binds, records, and proves without the sterilization log and OT schedule ever diverging.
Linked surgical compliance is a horizontal capability. Here is how different actors in the operating theatre put it to work.
Guarantee that no procedure proceeds without a verified sterilization confirmation for the exact set used, turning a manual cross-check into an enforced precondition.
Key Asset Types
Attest each autoclave cycle directly from the sterilizer and track every tray by identity, so the department's output is verifiable rather than logged by hand.
Key Asset Types
Pull the complete booking and sterilization record for any procedure in one query, replacing the reconciliation of two disconnected systems with a live verification.
Key Asset Types
Whether you are bridging the OT scheduling system or capturing cycle attestations from sterilizers, Cerulea routes both into one compliance record.
For hospitals on legacy OT scheduling platforms. Bookings are linked to sterilization confirmations on-chain through the API gateway without changing the theatre workflow.
OT Scheduling System
Theatre Booking Platform
Cerulea API Gateway
Booking-Cycle Binding
Cerulea Private Chain
Surgical Compliance Ledger
For central sterile departments with connected autoclaves. Each cycle is signed by the device and routed directly to the ledger as a verified attestation.
Autoclave / Sterilizer
Connected Devices
Consortium Validators
Attestation Consensus
Cerulea Ledger
Sterilization Cycle Record
Building a surgical compliance ledger that binds bookings to device-attested sterilization cycles with a readiness gate from scratch requires specialised engineers and long accreditation cycles. Calculate your exact deployment speed using Cerulea.
Traditional Deployment
Solidity Coding & Audits
~ 12 Months
Visual Compilation
WASM Logical Artifacts
~ 4 Weeks
The legacy timeline reflects hospital compliance integration benchmarks. Wiring the OT scheduler to sterilizer data, building the booking-to-cycle binding, and shipping an audit view for an average deployment takes a baseline of 7 months. Building the same architecture on Cerulea takes a baseline of 2 weeks, because Cerulea Studio visually translates your sterilization and booking rules into pre-audited WebAssembly binaries and provisions the compliance ledger instantly.