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Unlicensed Cosmetic Surgery Hospitalizes 6 in N.J.

New Jersey medical authorities are investigating the incidence of and issuing alerts on unlicensed cosmetic surgery providers after 6 women suffered...

Rotator Cuff Repair Restores Strength, Not Function

Rotator cuff surgery may restore a patient's normal shoulder strength, but mobility issues persist in the repaired joint, according to researchers a...

Do Patients Expect Too Much From Joint Replacement?

Even with a thorough pre-op education program, more than two-thirds of joint replacement patients don't share the expectations that their surgeons d...

Archive > March, 2007 Vol. VIII, No. 3
More Efficient Shoulder Arthroscopy
Improve your case flow through staffing, equipping and scheduling.
Jon J. P. Warner, MD

In an experienced surgeon's hands, shoulder arthroscopies can be speedy and profitable procedures for your facility. But your surgeons aren't the only link in the patient flow chain. From a surgeon's point of view, an OR's personnel, equipment and schedule are also critical factors that, managed correctly, can boost the overall efficiency of an arthroscopy caseload. Here's how.

Categories: Equipping Your OR, Orthopedics, Staffing/Training
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