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High-Resolution Anorectal Manometry Clinical Training

Laborie

Summary

Live HRAM procedure, software interpretation, and clinical workflow documented for internal education under strict patient privacy safeguards.

Client
Laborie
Environment
Physician-owned endoscopy practice, live procedure
Delivered
27-minute program
Year
2025

Live clinical training video documenting an HRAM procedure, software interpretation, and clinical workflow for internal education, produced under strict patient privacy safeguards.

The Problem

High-resolution anorectal manometry is an intimate procedure, which makes live observation impractical as a training method. Clinical flow creates a second problem. During a real case, attention belongs on the patient, while some of the most important teaching moments are happening simultaneously on the manometry screen. Laborie needed a workflow-accurate training asset that could show the procedure and the interpretation together, without disrupting care or compromising patient privacy.

Approach

J2 Media filmed a complete HRAM procedure at a physician-owned endoscopy practice using multiple cameras, synchronized software screen capture, and carefully managed audio. Production was planned around the clinical workflow rather than around the cameras. Post-production synchronized the patient procedure with the manometry data, added supporting graphics where they clarified rather than interrupted, and applied PHI redaction, blurring, and other privacy safeguards throughout.

Deliverables

27-minute HRAM clinical training video
Synchronized manometry screen capture with picture-in-picture procedural footage
Text overlays and motion graphics reinforcing clinical best practices
Secondary physician assistant testimonial
Privacy-compliant edits including PHI redaction and visual safeguards

Outcome

The finished program gave Laborie teams a detailed view of the complete HRAM workflow without requiring live observation. It became a reference point for internal clinical education and helped establish the foundation for a broader setup and in-service training program with Laborie's training and education team. The video supports internal clinical training for capital sales and clinical support teams and is not outward facing.

Why This Worked

Some procedures are difficult to teach by observation alone. Privacy limits who can be in the room, and the clinician's attention has to stay on the patient rather than the screen. Capturing the procedure and the diagnostic data together created a training resource that live observation could not.

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