Pre-op List Prep

Bluespier theatre list → anaesthetic pre-op sheet

Prepare tomorrow's theatre list in one place. Load the Bluespier list, add what you find in the pre-op assessment, previous anaesthetic charts, Evolve and ICE, and finish with a printable Word table or a Ward view for your phone or tablet.

Version v30 Sep 2026t114 KB · single file, no install

Open always runs the newest version. Download saves a copy that works without internet; come back here for updates, and check the version label beside the tool's title.

Install it as an app

Adding it to your phone, tablet or computer gives it its own icon, opens it full screen and lets it work without internet. It updates itself whenever you're online.

iPhone / iPadOpen this page in Safari, tap Share (square with arrow), then Add to Home Screen.Open your list with Open list → Browse, from Files or OneDrive.
AndroidOpen this page in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu, then Install or Add to Home screen. If asked, choose Install, not "Create shortcut".Then share a Word list from Outlook, Teams or Files straight to Pre-op Prep.
Windows / MacChrome: ⋮ menu → Cast, save and share → Install page as app.
Edge: … menu → Apps → Install this site as an app.
Safari (Mac): File → Add to Dock.
Then right-click a Word list → Open with → Pre-op List Prep.

How to use it

  1. Open it with the button above, or double-click your downloaded copy to open it in Edge or Chrome.
  2. Load your list: in Bluespier, double-click the blue title field of the operating list, choose Send to Word on the Theatre List tab, save it, and drop it onto the tool (or copy the table in Word and paste it in).
  3. Add the details for each patient, mostly with one-click buttons. Abnormal values are flagged, and Ward view shows one patient per screen on a phone or tablet.
  4. Save your work as a Word file when you're done. You can reopen that file in the tool later to carry on.

Patient details never leave your device: the tool runs entirely in your browser and uploads nothing. Use it on any computer, phone or tablet where you're permitted to access patient data. Anonymous usage counts (such as "a list was loaded") are collected to see how much it's used; nothing you type is ever sent.

Built by NJ Cowley