How U of Kansas Health System optimized block scheduling
This webinar is on-demand and can be viewed at your convenience.
In 2020, the University of Kansas Health System embarked on a journey to expand surgical capacity by deploying better surgical scheduling and block management.
Prior to this effort, the Kansas City-based health system had 52 operating rooms run at nearly full capacity but only 51% block utilization.
Join this webinar to see how University of Kansas Health System created an effective block management system in less than a year, achieving the following benefits:
Prior to this effort, the Kansas City-based health system had 52 operating rooms run at nearly full capacity but only 51% block utilization.
Join this webinar to see how University of Kansas Health System created an effective block management system in less than a year, achieving the following benefits:
- 11% increase in block utilization
- 3% increase in prime-time utilization
- 98% more manual releases/transfers of time before the auto-release deadlines
Presenters:
![Megan Eubanks - Sydney Mason](https://go.beckershospitalreview.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Megan%20Eubanks%20-%20Sydney%20Mason.png?width=120&height=120&name=Megan%20Eubanks%20-%20Sydney%20Mason.png)
Megan Eubanks, MBA
Senior Director of Business Operations, Perioperative and Procedural Services
The University of Kansas Health System
![Ashley Walsh - Sydney Mason Cropped-1](https://go.beckershospitalreview.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Ashley%20Walsh%20-%20Sydney%20Mason%20Cropped-1.jpg?width=120&height=120&name=Ashley%20Walsh%20-%20Sydney%20Mason%20Cropped-1.jpg)
Ashley Walsh, MHA
Vice President Client Services, iQueue for Operating Rooms and Inpatient Beds
LeanTaaS
LeanTaaS