Abstract
Background: Operating room (OR) managers seeking to max-imize labor productivity in their OR suite may attempt to reduce day-to-day variability in hours of OR time for which there are staff but for which there are no cases (" underutilized time "). The authors developed a method to analyze data from surgical services information systems to evaluate which management interventions can most effectively decrease variability in unde-turnover or delays between cases, or (3) day-to-day variation in hours of add-on cases would have a small effect. Conclusions: This method can be used for decision support to determine how to decrease variability in underutilized OR time.
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Dexter, F., Macario, A., Lubarsky, D. A., & Burns, D. D. (1999). Statistical Method to Evaluate Management Strategies to Decrease Variability in Operating Room Utilization. Anesthesiology, 91(1), 262–274. https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-199907000-00035
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