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Afternoon
Event Sponsor Conference Presentation
1:30pm–2:15pm– Room 1
Presentation speaker/title:
Bob
Schlotman
Executive Vice President, SIS (Surgical Information Systems)
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Presentation
topic: Improving Perioperative Workflow
Topic
overview: The perioperative department is one of the
most significant departments in the hospital. For example, 70%
of all revenues and 40% of the entire budget is represented by
this department in most hospitals. Also, workflow issues in the
OR don’t just affect this one department; they affect the
entire hospital. Most importantly, surgeons prefer to work in
hospitals with perioperative departments that run smoothly, and
hospital executives are extremely focused on attracting and retaining
surgeons.
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session will address and cover the following: |
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How
barriers to perioperative work flow and workflow improvements
in the perioperative department affect a hospital’s
bottom line and overall patient outcomes |
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Best
practices in perioperative scheduling, patient flow, material
management, and asset tracking |
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Using
perioperative specific analytics to find and fix work flow
problems |
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Other
ways technology can help improve perioperative work flow |
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Bob
Schlotman, Executive Vice President, SIS
(Surgical Information Systems)
As
Executive Vice President, Mr. Schlotman leads SIS’
strategic initiatives in marketing and business development,
including partnerships, M&A and global distribution.
Mr. Schlotman brings more than 32 years of healthcare information
systems marketing and business experience to the company.
Before joining SIS, he served for 20 years in a variety
of leadership roles with HBOC & Company, now McKesson
Corporation, working across the spectrum of product marketing,
product development, business development, customer service,
product planning and program management. Mr. Schlotman holds
a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial management and
masters degrees in both business administration and computer
science from the University of Cincinnati College of Business.
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