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Tag Archives: scheduling
getting your hands dirty…
Sometimes, to get what you want, you have to jump in and get your hands dirty… It’s been a month since my last post, a series of posts dealing with ‘what ifs’ and some simple simulations dealing with scheduling OR … Continue reading
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Protected: How to Tell the Productive Surgeons from the non-Productive
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Protected: the fungible anesthetist…
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The bottom line…
Each row represents an individual CRNA. If over half of each time unit (10 minutes) is billable on an anesthesia record, then it is red. Less than half is yellow. Exactly half is green. Lines that are all yellow belong … Continue reading
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Graph of CRNA usage for optimized Surgeon Schedule
also see: FTE vs cost accounting … when PUNs equal CUEs also see: Wasting surgeons’ time This is a graph of the CRNA usage for the Optimized Surgeon schedule from the blog post dated Jan 20, 2010. Compare this graph to … Continue reading
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Graphs of Actual and Optimized Surgical Schedule
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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Do you know where your CRNAs are?
<click on graph to enlarge in separate window> [Note that the scale for the upper and lower graphs are different] I mentioned in the prior post that my client had wanted an analysis of how well they were using their … Continue reading
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