Becker's Healthcare September 30, 2024
In collaboration with In-House Health

Nurse teams around the world are facing burnout and shortage — straining care delivery, and posing a meaningful challenge to health system margins. An often-ignored but pivotal driver of the problem is provider scheduling. Building shift schedules is extremely time-consuming, and often inefficiently or inequitably allocates already-stretched nurse teams.

Design partnership for scheduling technology

Assuta Medical Centers is a health system in Israel with eight facilities that perform a total of 100,000 procedures a year. As part of a series of operational initiatives, Assuta sought a way to systemize nurse scheduling to improve workforce productivity.

In 2023, Assuta, in an effort supported by nursing leadership, operational leadership, and its innovation group RISE, formed a design partnership with a new healthcare...

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