A Comprehensive Approach to Improving Your Surgery Program
Optimize Quality. Maximize Margins.
Nothing impacts hospitals clinically and financially more than surgery, yet only a small number of hospitals implement the best practices needed to achieve optimal results.
Effectively improving surgery requires a comprehensive approach that looks at every detail, from the moment the patient is scheduled for surgery through one month after discharge.
Real improvement requires a thorough understanding of your current surgery program and the expertise to optimize the interlinked elements that drive great performance, including quality, OR operations, supply chain, financial systems, people, and culture.
Efficient Surgery, Healthier Hospital Finances
The financial health of a hospital is intimately linked to your surgery systems, outcomes, and efficiency, but many facilities fall short in adopting evidence-based best practices that have been proven to enhance performance and reduce risks.
Building a High-Performing Surgery Program
Join us on Tuesday, September 30 at 1:00 p.m. ET for “Building a High-Performing Surgery Program,” a webinar discussing how top surgery programs are achieving great quality and optimal financial performance.
Deficits That Hurt Surgical Quality
Pre-Op
- Substandard preoperative evaluation and optimization
- Incorrect and wasteful preoperative testing
- Inadequate patient risk assessment and advanced care planning
