Achieving Hospital-wide Patient Flow¶
Rutherford, P. A. (2017). Achieving Hospital-wide Patient Flow.
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Domain-specific¶
- S&OP Disconnect
- The remedy institutions adopt is a recurring integrated demand-and-capacity review: a standing cross-functional meeting on a fixed cadence, chaired by an executive empowered to set one binding plan across surgery, OR scheduling, supply chain, and finance, working from a common case-volume unit and horizon
This sourceIHI's guidance that hospital-wide flow needs executive oversight and routine demand-capacity matching, including smoothing elective surgical schedules.
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- The remedy institutions adopt is a recurring integrated demand-and-capacity review: a standing cross-functional meeting on a fixed cadence, chaired by an executive empowered to set one binding plan across surgery, OR scheduling, supply chain, and finance, working from a common case-volume unit and horizon
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