Business process modeling and measuring waiting times in a German ED: An approach for identifying improvements

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This case study is about the modeling of the business processes in the interdisciplinary ED of the Robert-Bosch-Hospital in Stuttgart, Germany. An EPC process model for the complete stay of a patient was created. Time intervals for different subprocesses were measured to support the model and to identify waiting times. The case study works out that the modeling of current business processes is a good basis for finding improvements. Waiting times and weaknesses were identified in the improvable implementation of the MTS, the bed management, and the insufficient integration of the IT systems.

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Bathelt, M., Grabler, E., Lipka, J., & Reutemann, T. (2014). Business process modeling and measuring waiting times in a German ED: An approach for identifying improvements. In Lean Thinking for Healthcare (pp. 603–630). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8036-5_31

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