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Statistical Power Analysis to Estimate How Many Months of Data Are Required to Identify Operating Room Staffing Solutions to Reduce Labor Costs and Increase Productivity
Changing Allocations of Operating Room Time From a System Based on Historical Utilization to One Where the Aim is to Schedule as Many Surgical Cases as Possible
The Impact of Service-Specific Staffing, Case Scheduling, Turnovers, and First-Case Starts on Anesthesia Group and Operating Room Productivity: A Tutorial Using Data from an Australian Hospital
Estimating 90th Percentile Times To Complete Multiple Pre-Operative Regional Anesthesia Procedures To Mitigate First-Case Start Operating Room Delays Caused by the Nerve Blocks
Tardiness of starts of surgical cases is not substantively greater when the preceding surgeon in an operating room is of a different versus the same specialty
Late first-case of the day starts do not cause greater minutes of over-utilized time at an endoscopy suite with 8-hour workdays and late running rooms. A historical cohort study
Caseload is increased by resequencing cases before and on the day of surgery at ambulatory surgery centers where initial patient recovery is in operating rooms and cleanup times are longer than typical
Larger anesthesia practitioner per operating room ratios are needed to prevent unnecessary non-operative time than to mitigate patient risk: A narrative review
Queue management for the assignment of anesthesia clinician breaks to increase fractions completed before the end of surgical closure and during planned time windows
Changes in current employment positions after taking an operating room management course content by physicians and non-physicians and potential use of the content
Average number of anesthetics still in progress in the early evening increased at least proportionally to the numbers of anesthetizing locations in the morning: A retrospective, long-term longitudinal study at two large hospitals
More accurate, unbiased predictions of operating room times increase labor productivity with the same staff scheduling provided allocated hours are increased
Bernoulli Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) Control Charts for Monitoring of Anesthesiologists’ Performance in Supervising Anesthesia Residents and Nurse Anesthetists
Influence of Provider Type (Nurse Anesthetist or Resident Physician), Staff Assignments, and Other Covariates on Daily Evaluations of Anesthesiologists’ Quality of Supervision
Decreasing the Hours That Anesthesiologists and Nurse Anesthetists Work Late by Making Decisions to Reduce the Hours of Over-Utilized Operating Room Time
Rescheduling of Previously Cancelled Surgical Cases Does Not Increase Variability in Operating Room Workload When Cases Are Scheduled Based on Maximizing Efficiency of Use of Operating Room Time
Review of Experimental Studies in Social Psychology of Small Groups When an Optimal Choice Exists and Application to Operating Room Management Decision-Making
Briefest Time to Perform a Series of Preoperative Nerve Blocks in Multiple Patients: A Simulation Study
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