November 1, 2007
Hospital and MDs form company for managing surgical services
On-time starts for the first case of the day, which had been running at 38%, shot up to 94% within 1 year. Physicians started to participate in decisions about the block schedule. And when capital budget time came, the physicians sat around the table and decided among themselves on spending priorities.
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