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Great Moments in Emergency Medicine
Posted on 7/23/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
While emergency medicine as a specialty is relatively new, trauma care is as old as medicine itself. Extraordinary people and discoveries have shaped emergency medicine throughout the millennia. In fact, many of the procedures we use today were ...
New Features -- July 2025
Posted on 7/15/2025 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
Pressing '3' in the statistics table in the revision screen automatically selects the corresponding provider in the 3rd provider selector The styling of the preview for schedule changes highlights the days with the shift changes ...
How technological advances are reshaping emergency medicine
Posted on 7/9/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Many of tomorrow’s medical marvels are already here! When developing new technologies, engineers often build upon successful models that already exist. Today’s CTs are direct descendants of yesterday’s x-rays, for example, and sutures made from ...
What doctors like to do on their time off and how scheduling software can help with life balance
Posted on 6/25/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Putting in an average of 51.4 hours each week, doctors don’t have a lot of time to rest; this is especially true for clinicians working on irregular schedules. When physicians do get away from work, their time off is often quite short, so they have ...
New Features -- June 2025
Posted on 6/15/2025 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
Shift categories can be used to define "can't do" preferences for providers The privilege report includes the last login date for the users included in the report Options are available to limit the number of unfilled shifts a ...
The fascinating history of employee scheduling
Posted on 6/11/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Shift work has been around since the dawn of civilization. About 3000 years ago, for example, a rotating labor force built Egypt’s Great Pyramid. About 2500 years ago, Sun Tzu wrote extensively about scheduling military personnel in his book, “The ...
Rotating schedules for better physician scheduling
Posted on 5/28/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Healthcare managers love rotating schedules! After all, rotating shifts provide a number of benefits for hospitals and other healthcare organizations. Rotating shifts are less popular among physicians and other providers, though. What are ...
New Features -- May 2025
Posted on 5/15/2025 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
Holidays Diwali and Holi are supported The hours report can include locations spanning multiple user groups An option is available to include shift tags in PDF printouts of schedules. The option can be saved from the "user ...
Care of your physicians - how to retain physicians with a great schedule in 6 easy steps
Posted on 5/14/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
If you have recently onboarded a new doctor, or you already have a staff of excellent physicians, you probably want to keep them as happy as possible. After all, replacing a physician is labor-intensive and expensive. In fact, replacing a physician ...
Physician assistant scheduling software can reduce burnout and decrease turnover rates
Posted on 4/30/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Physician assistants have been around longer than many realize – in fact, the first group of PAs graduated the Duke University Physician Assistant program in 1967. This uniquely American group of healthcare professionals gained acceptance as a ...
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