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Spatial Temporal Analysis of Fieldwise Flow in Microvasculature
Published on: November 18, 2019
Value stream maps for imaging services
Paul Monge1, Nicole Perez1, Russell Rein2
1MedidaMetrics, Inc., USA.
Abstract:
Managing imaging services delivered at different physical locations is a challenge. How do services vary by location and which process better serves the patient? Which location is providing the most cost efficient service and why? How can an organization consistently deliver best clinical practices across various locations? Mayo Clinic Radiology in Rochester, MN, faced these questions when evaluating its 19 locations providing CT services in a variety of settings such as emergency care, inpatient, and/or outpatient. Services also varied by patient type, like adult and/or pediatric, and service was provided across varying shifts. In its commitment to provide a single high quality standard of practice in a cost efficient manner across all of its locations, Mayo Rochester faced these tough questions.They found the answer in the form of a CareMap.
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