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How to Tell the Productive Surgeons from the non-Productive

Posted on January 29, 2010 by Brian D Gregory MD, MBA

The previous blogs were concerned with economic gains for the different parties (surgeon, anesthesia, hospital) by optimizing the relationship each case had with another case (inter-case) — the OR schedule.  Each OR is dramatically different, and what works for one … Continue reading →

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Graphs of Actual and Optimized Surgical Schedule

Posted on January 20, 2010 by Brian D Gregory MD, MBA

Warning! Not for the graphically challenged. In reference to the graphs I posted on January 14, 2010, I’ve added several graphs with detailed information. The first graph is of the actual room schedule (non-optimized) before optimizing it by a better … Continue reading →

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With whom should I do my cases?

Posted on January 18, 2010 by Brian D Gregory MD, MBA

<click on the above graph for a larger image> The above graph is an example of finished data analysis for three different orthopedic groups (Arizona Cutters, ORO Pods, Tucson Bones) which are deciding in which hospital, and with which anesthesia … Continue reading →

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Wasting surgeons’ time? One hospital– $27 Million opportunity Loss per Year from scheduling

Posted on January 14, 2010 by Brian D Gregory MD, MBA

click here:  3 Graphs of Actual and Optimized Surgical Schedule « ORTimes – Healthcare Systems Engineering Analysis The above chart was derived from data from a client who wanted to know if they were using their CRNAs efficiently. (we’ll show that … Continue reading →

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