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ER physician scheduling can help to save the vacation emergency days
Posted on 10/22/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Like other doctors, emergency room physicians get about 25 to 35 days of paid time off (PTO) each year. Taking this time off helps doctors alleviate stress and improve their work-life balance. Ultimately, taking time away from the ER helps them ...
New Features -- October 2025
Posted on 10/15/2025 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
The name of the user who made a schedule change is included in the email notification sent to users with the "receive schedule changes" privilege Indirect hours, if any, are listed when adjusting or splitting a shift A support ...
The use of a physician assistant schedule to help you make the most of your PA
Posted on 10/8/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Physician assistants have been around longer than you might realize – and PAs will likely transform healthcare in the near future. Many clinics and healthcare organizations are gearing up their physician assistant schedule. A Short History of ...
The history of the ICU and intensive care scheduling
Posted on 9/25/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
ICU scheduling has always been intense. Today’s software makes intensive care scheduling fast and easy. History of the ICU and Intensive Care Scheduling In 1952, Copenhagen experienced a devastating polio epidemic that left hundreds of people ...
New Features -- September 2025
Posted on 9/15/2025 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
Two-factor login pins are automatically validated without the user needing to click the "OK" button An option is available to make two-factor authentication mandatory for all users at a location Undo and redo functions are ...
When it comes to hospitalist shift scheduling 7 on 7 off is not the only game in town
Posted on 9/11/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
More than half of all hospitalists work 7-on/7-off shifts, in which they work 7 days and then enjoy a week off. The 7-on/7-off has been the mainstay for hospitalists since the specialty was founded.But 7-on/7-off isn’t the only option anymore; there ...
Six essential emergency medicine scheduling software features
Posted on 8/20/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Emergency medicine scheduling software comes in all shapes and sizes, with some systems boasting more features than others. If you are searching for new physician scheduling software, look for features that can bring real benefits to your emergency ...
New Features -- August 2025
Posted on 8/15/2025 by ByteBloc in category: scheduling software news
Holidays for a schedule can be adjusted when the schedule is created Holidays can be managed in bulk from the schedule revision screen An "all or none" selector is available when selecting the days applicable to a day type ...
How to choose the right healthcare schedule maker for your organization
Posted on 8/6/2025 by Lynn in category: scheduling software articles
Healthcare scheduling systems are becoming more popular, benefiting clinicians and organizations alike. A healthcare schedule maker can reduce turnover rates, for example, and decrease physician burnout. While it is important to integrate a shift ...
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 ...
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