Q: How is O.R. PEER^® installed?
A: O.R. PEER is installed on a central server on the hospital network.

Q: What server scripts are required?
A: None. O.R. PEER is an independent executable program.

Q: Who creates the content for O.R. PEER^®?
A: O.R. PEER comes packaged with an innovative content development system that is extremely intuitive and easy to use for the average nurse or tech. O.R. PEER requires no computer programming, so your staff can focus on creating the content, not on learning the program. During the implementation of the system, an O.R. PEER consultant will come on site to help you with the initial part of the content building process. You can then continue to build and customize as many Procedural Electronic Education Resources ("PEERs") in the system as you want. Additional professional services are also available to help with ongoing content development. Each PEER is completely customizable to be as detailed and specific as you desire.

Q: How long does it take to create a PEER?
A: It only takes a few minutes to create each page. Your books can be as detailed as nessesary.

Q: What security measures are available?
A: O.R. PEER has multiple levels of security customized to your needs.

Q: How long is the learning curve to develop O.R. PEER^®?
A: The program is extremely intuitive and easy to use, so learning to use O.R. PEER for content development usually takes between 30 and 60 minutes. End users typically learn how to use the menu system in only 3–5 minutes!

Q: What database program is used to collect usage and survey data?
A: O.R. PEER uses Microsoft Access as its back-end database. This allows you full access to export the data or to build additional queries and reports as needed.

Q: Does O.R. PEER^® come with any content pre-installed?
A: Yes, there are a number of PEERs in the content library that have been generously provided by Denver Children's Hospital to help you get started. We are actively looking for additional content partners to help us expand the PEER library.