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ER scheduling software to reduce burnout in ER physicians
Posted on 3/4/2026 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
The bad news is that burnout rates among physicians are still high, and they could potentially go higher with the impending physician shortage and the surge in burnout it will likely bring. The good news is that burnout rates are actually dropping ...
Creating perfect ER physician schedule
Posted on 2/18/2026 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Many doctors choose to become emergency room physicians because they like the variety in their shifts. Others choose the specialty in spite of the ever-changing ER physician schedule. In any case, most ER doctors have to work rotating shifts to ...
New Features -- February 2026
Posted on 2/15/2026 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
Provider can record indirect hours not associated with any shift in the timesheet The two-factor authentication methods configured for each user are available in the privilege report The 'hours' and 'shifts' reports can be ...
Three forces shaping medical staff scheduling in 2026
Posted on 2/5/2026 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Things change quickly in the world of medical staff scheduling, and a number of factors shape these changes. Fortunately, your healthcare organization can address many of the forces affecting your shift scheduling in 2026. Three Factors Shaping ...
Does your hospital have staffing problems Hospital staff Scheduling Software is here to help
Posted on 1/21/2026 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Staffing shortages are probably here to stay, unfortunately, and for a variety of reasons. These shortages can lead to significant problems for hospitals and their staff. The good news is that hospital staff scheduling software can ensure that your ...
New Features -- January 2026
Posted on 1/15/2026 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
The ability to create future off requests can be controlled at the level of provider groups and individual providers An option is available to specify the size of the titles in calendar print-outs Specific shifts can be excluded ...
Struggling with staffing shortages at your healthcare organization, shift scheduling can help
Posted on 1/7/2026 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Staffing shortages have been a serious problem for healthcare organizations for longer than you might realize. Throughout the years, worker shortages have negatively affected healthcare professionals and organizations. Fortunately, advances in ...
Physician scheduling may be the key to reducing attrition rates
Posted on 12/18/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Are your doctors leaving your healthcare organization for another hospital? Are they even staying in the country? The answer may surprise you. Attrition rates among physicians are rising, across all specialties, practice settings, and genders, ...
New Features -- December 2025
Posted on 12/15/2025 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
The details for shifts clashes, including the start and end date of the clashing shift are available as a tooltip for the clash indicator in the revision screen An option is available at the level of locations, provider groups, and ...
Nurse scheduling to make everyone merry this holiday
Posted on 12/3/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
The holiday season can be stressful, especially for nurses and other healthcare professionals. Patient volumes can surge dramatically due to seasonal illnesses, travel-related injuries, and the exacerbation of chronic illnesses. Requests for time ...
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