Free Webinar: Improving Operating Room and Anesthesia Efficiency in Your Hospital

Title: Improving Operating Room and Anesthesia Efficiency in Your Hospital

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Date: March 23, 2010

Time: 1:15-2:15 CST

Sponsored by:
Somnia Anesthesia Services

Overview:
The Webinar will cover opportunities to improve hospitals’ bottom lines through better resource management, while maintaining high standards of patient care.

Topics and questions covered will include:

• How can your anesthesia department optimize coverage and service given limited financial resources?
• How can your operating room produce rapid turnover, low cancellation rate and on-time starts while keeping patients happy and safe?
• What type of staffing model can optimize the best coverage for your operating room?
• The importance and impact of surgical, anesthesia and nursing interdisciplinary and collaborative quality assurance plans to achieve the desired perioperative clinical outcomes.

Speaker Information:
Debra Shumelda, director of perioperative services, St. Mary’s Hospital in Troy, N.Y., and Robert Goldstein, MD, executive vice president and chief medical officer, Somnia Anesthesia Services.

Registration:
To register for the free Webinar, click here.

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