Lakes DHB shows the way in surgical services
14 December 2011 by Research Admin in Access to Elective Services, Hospital Productivity, Quality Improvement>Implementation, Quality Improvement, Hospital Productivity>Theatre (TPOT)/Day Surgery and 3 more
Press Release: Lakes DHB, 13 December 2011 Lakes District Health Board has posted a 25% lift in surgery productivity in...
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Public health service rationing for elective surgery in New Zealand: 2004-2007
25 October 2011 by Research Admin in Access to Elective Services, Knowledge Library
This study examines the performance of the New Zealand Booking System (NZBS) during the years 2004 to 2007 to assess...
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The active management of surgical waiting lists: A urological surgery case study (Australia)
25 October 2011 by Research Admin in Access to Elective Services
"This paper outlines a management strategy for the urology wait list at a large Victorian hospital. It outlines six approaches,...
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