Before revision: The efficient and timely access to patient data is essential for successful patient treatment in clinical wards. Even though, most of the patient data is stored electronically, e.g. in the electronic health record (EHR), relevant patient information is frequently captured, processed and passed in non-electronic form in day-to-day ward routines, e. g. during wardrounds or at shift handover. Following a disruptive design mode, we present a design and development approach comprising a fundamental visualization concept that is refined in a feedback-loop between computer scientists, sociologists and physicians in  order to support peri-operative collaborative workflows on a neurosurgical hospital ward.
After revision: Electronic health records (EHR) systematically represent patient data in order to support peri-operative collaborative workflows on a neurosurgical hospital ward.