Abstract
This study investigates the process of operation room scheduling at a Midwestern hospital. A comprehensive process map was developed to illustrate the existing scheduling process. Process simulation was conducted and bottlenecks were identified. Follow-up interviews with hospital administrators provide insights on the needs of integrating information systems for operation efficiency.
Recommended Citation
Chandra, Charu; He, Jun; Liu, Zhixin; and Ruohonen, Toni, "Some Promising Areas for IS Research in the Healthcare Industry: Implications from a Case Study of Hospital Operation Room Scheduling" (2012). AMCIS 2012 Proceedings. 23.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2012/proceedings/ISHealthcare/23
Some Promising Areas for IS Research in the Healthcare Industry: Implications from a Case Study of Hospital Operation Room Scheduling
This study investigates the process of operation room scheduling at a Midwestern hospital. A comprehensive process map was developed to illustrate the existing scheduling process. Process simulation was conducted and bottlenecks were identified. Follow-up interviews with hospital administrators provide insights on the needs of integrating information systems for operation efficiency.