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About PoRC: Perioperative Risk Calculator

This calculator enables clinicians to enter clinical data and generate risk estimations based on two popular models: NELA (the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit) and P-POSSUM. These risk scoring tools are widely used to risk assess patients for emergency laparotomy.

Risk prediction is recommended clinical best practice and PoRC: Perioperative Risk Calculator allows you to undertake this quickly and easily. As an app, it does not require an internet connection and stores no personal or patient information.

The internal algorithm is CE marked by the MHRA and has been developed for clinical use.

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What is PoRC?

PoRC stands for Perioperative Risk Calculator. It is a tool that allows clinicians to enter clinical data and generate risk estimations for emergency laparotomy based on the NELA and P-POSSUM models.

How can PoRC be used?

PoRC can be used by clinicians to quickly and easily assess the risk for patients undergoing emergency laparotomy. It does not require an internet connection and does not store any personal or patient information.

Are the risk scoring tools used by PoRC widely used?

Yes, the risk scoring tools used by PoRC, namely NELA (the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit) and P-POSSUM, are widely used in clinical practice for risk assessing patients for emergency laparotomy.

Is risk prediction recommended in clinical practice?

Yes, risk prediction is recommended as best practice in clinical settings, and PoRC allows clinicians to undertake this quickly and easily.

Has PoRC been approved for clinical use?

Yes, PoRC's internal algorithm has been CE marked by the MHRA and has been specifically developed for clinical use.