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Surgical Scheduling
Self-Assessment Quiz

How strong are your surgical scheduling processes? Many practices face unnecessary delays and bottlenecks. Others appear to operate fairly smoothly, yet they may be sitting on untapped potential for greater caseload volume—and revenue. Still, others are high performers at every turn.

The right surgical scheduling approach can lead to:

  • A higher percentage of on-time surgical starts
  • Greater safety
  • Fewer cancellations
  • Improved patient satisfaction
  • More time back into your scheduler's day
See how your practice ranks with this quick—just 10 question—quiz.

(We’ll also share some strategies high performers use.)

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Thank you for taking our Surgical Self-Assessment Quiz.

With CaseCTRL:

  • One additional case per month guaranteed
  • Realize up to 20% increase in surgical volume
  • Reduce scheduling time by up to 75%
  • Reclaim hundreds of surgeon hours
  • Increase patient and surgeon satisfaction

See how your practice scores.

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Did You Know?
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35%

of procedures are delayed or canceled due to miscommunication, scheduling errors, missing supplies, or inaccurate postings, costing over $5 billion annually!

— New England Health Care Institute

 
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“Surgeons faced with a patient who is not adequately prepared for surgery with missing labs, clearances, or supplies that must be delayed can cost the practice up to $7100 per case cancellation”

— Tulane Health Study

 
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“… burnout has been associated with increased patient safety incidents, including medical errors, reduced patient satisfaction, and poorer safety and quality ratings.”

— AHRQ

 
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