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This project aims to improve the transition of patients through surgical treatment process. Many hospitals experience delays when transitioning patients from the operating room to the recovery wards. This leads to delays, higher costs, and added strain on hospital staff. By analyzing hospital data, observing workflows, and interviewing healthcare professionals, this research will identify key areas where process efficiency can be improved. The findings will help hospitals implement better scheduling, coordination, and staffing strategies, ultimately leading to greater efficiency
and improved experiences for patients.
Myrtede Alfred
William Osler Health System
Engineering
Health and Related Sciences & Technology
University of Toronto
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