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1 Preoperative Clinic Waiting This talk includes many similar slides Paging through produces animation View with Adobe Reader for mobile: ipad, iphone, Android Slides were tested using Adobe Acrobat You can select View and then Full Screen First optimize your settings Select Edit, then Preferences, then Full Screen, and then No Transition Other PDF readers suitable if scrolling can be disabled Google Chrome PDF Viewer has Select Fit to Page, and then use the right/left arrow keys 2017 Franklin Dexter Updated 07/18/17
2 Waiting Times and Patient Satisfaction with Anesthesia Preoperative Evaluation Clinics Franklin Dexter, M.D., Ph.D. Director, Division of Management Consulting Professor, Department of Anesthesia University of Iowa
3 Financial Disclosure I am employed by the University of Iowa, in part, to consult and analyze data for hospitals, anesthesia groups, and companies Department of Anesthesia bills for my time, and the income is used to fund our research I receive no funds personally other than my salary and allowable expense reimbursements from the University of Iowa, and have tenure with no incentive program I own no healthcare stocks (other than indirectly through mutual funds)
4 Preoperative Clinic Waiting PollEv.com/Dexter As you Record your answer, count how many of the 16 questions answered correctly No credit for questions not answered At end of lecture, submit your count in poll Evaluate how well you and your colleagues can predict results of management studies All questions have 1 correct (best) answer
5 Preoperative Clinic Waiting Topics to be Covered Patients principal concern communication Patients principal preventable concern Most patients maximum acceptable waiting time in preoperative evaluation clinic Typical ratios of mean waiting time to mean evaluation time Two options for reducing mean waiting time Priorities for preoperative clinic scheduling and management with few or no drawbacks Predicting mean evaluation time
6 Most Important Preanesthesia Survey Concerns of Patients Aust H et al. Anaesthetist 2011
7 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Survey Do not have to go to the clinic Waiting time in clinic is a few minutes Interview by the anesthesiologist who will do anesthetic Computer and video assisted materials Convenient seating, drinks, and snacks Aust H et al. Anaesthetist 2011
8 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Survey Do not have to go to the clinic Waiting time in clinic is a few minutes Interview by the anesthesiologist who will do anesthetic Computer and video assisted materials Convenient seating, drinks, and snacks Record your answer
9 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Survey Do not have to go to the clinic Waiting time in clinic is a few minutes Interview by the anesthesiologist who will do anesthetic Computer and video assisted materials Convenient seating, drinks, and snacks
10 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Survey % patients Do not have to go to the clinic 10% Waiting time in clinic is a few minutes 28% Interview by the anesthesiologist who 51% will do anesthetic Computer and video assisted materials 6% Convenient seating, drinks, and snacks 6%
11 Preoperative Clinic Waiting PollEv.com/Dexter As you Record your answer, count how many of the 16 questions answered correctly No credit for questions not answered Keep track of your count of correct answers At end of lecture, submit your count in poll Evaluate how well you and your colleagues can predict results of management studies All questions have 1 correct (best) answer
12 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Randomization to one of four groups Time spent at evaluation was either: typical or increased by 50%, to be empathetic, to ask about anxiety, discuss concerns, etc. Same or different anesthesiologist evaluated patient in clinic and cared for them in OR No saying nice to see you again, etc. Soltner C et al. Br J Anaesth 2011
13 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Difference in satisfaction achieved by more time with patient and an empathetic attitude 20% more satisfied 15% more satisfied 10% more satisfied 5% more satisfied No difference (+/- 2%) 5% less satisfied
14 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Difference in satisfaction achieved by more time with patient and an empathetic attitude 20% more satisfied 15% more satisfied 10% more satisfied 5% more satisfied No difference (+/- 2%) 5% less satisfied Record your answer
15 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Difference in satisfaction achieved by more time with patient and an empathetic attitude 20% more satisfied 15% more satisfied 10% more satisfied 5% more satisfied No difference (+/- 2%) 5% less satisfied
16 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Difference in satisfaction from having same anesthesiologist 20% more satisfied 15% more satisfied 10% more satisfied 5% more satisfied No difference (+/- 2%) 5% less satisfied
17 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Difference in satisfaction from having same anesthesiologist 20% more satisfied 15% more satisfied 10% more satisfied 5% more satisfied No difference (+/- 2%) 5% less satisfied Record your answer
18 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Difference in satisfaction from having same anesthesiologist 20% more satisfied 15% more satisfied 10% more satisfied 5% more satisfied No difference (+/- 2%) 5% less satisfied
19 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients Difference in satisfaction from having same anesthesiologist 20% more satisfied 15% more satisfied 10% more satisfied 5% more satisfied No difference (+/- 2%) 5% less satisfied Thus, greatest concern in observational study and substantive effect in randomized trial
20 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients % patients who correctly identified whether anesthesiologist in clinic was the same or different from the one in OR? 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 95%
21 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients % patients who correctly identified whether anesthesiologist in clinic was the same or different from the one in OR? 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 95% Record your answer
22 Most Important Preanesthesia Concerns of Patients % patients who correctly identified whether anesthesiologist in clinic was the same or different from the one in OR? 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 95%
23 Preoperative Clinic Waiting Topics to be Covered Patients principal concern communication Patients principal preventable concern Most patients maximum acceptable waiting time in preoperative evaluation clinic Typical ratios of mean waiting time to mean evaluation time Two options for reducing mean waiting time Priorities for preoperative clinic scheduling and management with few or no drawbacks Predicting mean evaluation time
24 Preoperative Evaluation Clinic Survey Findings Survey sent to patients after visit Which was their priority for improvement? Reception (e.g., addressed in pleasant manner) Waiting (e.g., waiting time) Nurse (e.g., understandable answers) Anesthesiologist (e.g., explanation of risks) Other (e.g., brochure) Edward GM et al. Br J Anaesth 2008
25 Preoperative Evaluation Clinic Survey Findings Survey sent to patients after visit Which was their priority for improvement? Reception (e.g., addressed in pleasant manner) Waiting (e.g., waiting time) Nurse (e.g., understandable answers) Anesthesiologist (e.g., explanation of risks) Other (e.g., brochure) Record your answer
26 Preoperative Evaluation Clinic Survey Findings Survey sent to patients after visit Which was their priority for improvement? Reception (e.g., addressed in pleasant manner) Waiting (e.g., waiting time) Nurse (e.g., understandable answers) Anesthesiologist (e.g., explanation of risks) Other (e.g., brochure)
27 Preoperative Evaluation Clinic Survey Findings Survey was also completed by residents and anesthesiologists working at the clinic Which was their priority for improvement? Reception (e.g., addressed in pleasant manner) Waiting (e.g., waiting time) Nurse (e.g., understandable answers) Anesthesiologist (e.g., explanation of risks) Other (e.g., brochure) Edward GM et al. Br J Anaesth 2008
28 Preoperative Evaluation Clinic Survey Findings Survey was also completed by residents and anesthesiologists working at the clinic Which was their priority for improvement? Reception (e.g., addressed in pleasant manner) Waiting (e.g., waiting time) Nurse (e.g., understandable answers) Anesthesiologist (e.g., explanation of risks) Other (e.g., brochure) Record your answer
29 Preoperative Evaluation Clinic Survey Findings Survey was also completed by residents and anesthesiologists working at the clinic Which was their priority for improvement? Reception (e.g., addressed in pleasant manner) Waiting (e.g., waiting time) Nurse (e.g., understandable answers) Anesthesiologist (e.g., explanation of risks) Other (e.g., brochure)
30 Preoperative Evaluation Clinic Survey Findings Waiting time as construct can be highly correlated with how clearly receptionist explain[s] what happens during the visit Stoddard DR et al Mil Med
31 Preoperative Evaluation Clinic Survey Findings Waiting time as construct can be highly correlated with how clearly receptionist explain[s] what happens during the visit Upon arrival, even if there will be substantial waiting, do prepare the patient for what to expect during their visit
32 Preoperative Clinic Waiting Topics to be Covered Patients principal concern communication Patients principal preventable concern Most patients maximum acceptable waiting time in preoperative evaluation clinic Typical ratios of mean waiting time to mean evaluation time Two options for reducing mean waiting time Priorities for preoperative clinic scheduling and management with few or no drawbacks Predicting mean evaluation time
33 Waiting Times that Patients Consider Acceptable Edward GM et al. Eur J Anaesthesiol 2010
34 Waiting Times that Patients Consider Acceptable Measure each patient s waiting time and ask the patient if the wait was acceptable What is maximum minutes of waiting that most (> 50%) patients consider acceptable? 5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes 40 minutes
35 Waiting Times that Patients Consider Acceptable Measure each patient s waiting time and ask the patient if the wait was acceptable What is maximum minutes of waiting that most (> 50%) patients consider acceptable? 5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes 40 minutes Record your answer for The Netherlands
36 Waiting Times that Patients Consider Acceptable Measure each patient s waiting time and ask the patient if the wait was acceptable What is maximum minutes of waiting that most (> 50%) patients consider acceptable? 5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes 40 minutes
37 Waiting Times that Patients Consider Acceptable Measure each patient s waiting time and ask the patient if the wait was acceptable What percentage of the patients considered waiting > 15 minutes to be acceptable?
38 Waiting Times that Patients Consider Acceptable Measure each patient s waiting time and ask the patient if the wait was acceptable What percentage of the patients considered waiting > 15 minutes to be acceptable? 9% 19% 29% 39% 49%
39 Waiting Times that Patients Consider Acceptable Measure each patient s waiting time and ask the patient if the wait was acceptable What percentage of the patients considered waiting > 15 minutes to be acceptable? 9% 19% 29% 39% 49% Record your answer (Europe, not USA)
40 Waiting Times that Patients Consider Acceptable Measure each patient s waiting time and ask the patient if the wait was acceptable What percentage of the patients considered waiting > 15 minutes to be acceptable? 9% 19% 29% 39% 49%
41 Preoperative Clinic Waiting Topics to be Covered Patients principal concern communication Patients principal preventable concern Most patients maximum acceptable waiting time in preoperative evaluation clinic Typical ratios of mean waiting time to mean evaluation time Two options for reducing mean waiting time Priorities for preoperative clinic scheduling and management with few or no drawbacks Predicting mean evaluation time
42 What Meant by Waiting from Scheduled Start Time Patient shows up 1.5 hours early and is seen 1.0 hours after arrival Waiting ( tardiness ) = 0 minutes Scenario shows definition is not a limitation Patients are scheduled to be seen by a provider at 8:00 AM, 8:30 AM, However, every patient arrives at 8:00 AM If measure of waiting starts at 8:00 AM, then same as having 100% walk in clinic
43 What Meant by Waiting from Scheduled Start Time Patient scheduled for 10:00 AM appointment Patient arrives at 9:55 AM Chart is reviewed starting at 9:56 AM Patient is seen starting at 10:45 AM Waiting (tardiness) from patient perspective is 45 minutes
44 Rule of Thumb (Heuristic) on Clinic Waiting Time Mean waiting time > mean consultation time For scheduled appointments Actual ratios 1.5, 1.8, and 1.9 For unscheduled appointments Ratios larger than 2.0 Important issue is not the ratio, but that the waiting time > consultation time Dexter F. Anesth Analg 1999
45 Mean Waiting Times and Mean Evaluation Times Mean preoperative evaluation time was 13 minutes What was the clinic s mean waiting time? 5 minutes 10 minutes 13 minutes 16 minutes 25 minutes Edward GM et al. Eur J Anaesthesiol 2010
46 Mean Waiting Times and Mean Evaluation Times Mean preoperative evaluation time was 13 minutes What was the clinic s mean waiting time? 5 minutes 10 minutes 13 minutes 16 minutes 25 minutes Record your answer
47 Mean Waiting Times and Mean Evaluation Times Mean preoperative evaluation time was 13 minutes What was the clinic s mean waiting time? 5 minutes 10 minutes 13 minutes 16 minutes 25 minutes
48 Rule of Thumb (Heuristic) on Clinic Waiting Time Ratio is consequence of the coefficient of variation of evaluation times and perceptions of reasonable patient and staffing idle times Applies to tasks that do not stop in middle However, reasonable also for amusement park rides balancing duration and walkup rate Does not apply to time with counselor
49 Preoperative Clinic Waiting Topics to be Covered Patients principal concern communication Patients principal preventable concern Most patients maximum acceptable waiting time in preoperative evaluation clinic Typical ratios of mean waiting time to mean evaluation time Two options for reducing mean waiting time Priorities for preoperative clinic scheduling and management with few or no drawbacks Predicting mean evaluation time
50 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting
51 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Preoperative evaluation first on day of surgery?
52 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Preoperative evaluation first on day of surgery? Not wise choice since consequent increase mean turnover time among the 88% of all patients who were ASA Physical Status 2 or 3: 2 minutes 5 minutes 8 minutes 12 minutes 16 minutes Epstein RH et al. J Clin Anesth 2017
53 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Preoperative evaluation first on day of surgery? Not wise choice since consequent increase mean turnover time among the 88% of all patients who were ASA Physical Status 2 or 3: 2 minutes 5 minutes 8 minutes 12 minutes 16 minutes Record your answer
54 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Preoperative evaluation first on day of surgery? Not wise choice since consequent increase mean turnover time among the 88% of all patients who were ASA Physical Status 2 or 3: 2 minutes 5 minutes 8 minutes 12 minutes 16 minutes
55 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Reduce mean by completing much of the evaluation before patient arrives at the clinic Provide patient activity instead of waiting Dexter F. Anesth Analg 1999
56 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Reduce mean by completing much of the evaluation before patient arrives at the clinic Provide patient activity instead of waiting
57 Nurse Prepopulates Chart Ahead or Entirely by Phone Call
58 Nurse Prepopulates Chart Ahead or Entirely by Phone Call 21 facilities of US non-academic health system Includes 5 (large) referral (tertiary) hospitals What % scheduled OR minutes cancelled after 7:00 PM of workday before surgery? 1.6% 3.6% 5.6% 7.6% 9.6% Dexter F et al. Anesth Analg 2014
59 Nurse Prepopulates Chart Ahead or Entirely by Phone Call 21 facilities of US non-academic health system Includes 5 (large) referral (tertiary) hospitals What % scheduled OR minutes cancelled after 7:00 PM of workday before surgery? 1.6% 3.6% 5.6% 7.6% 9.6% Record your answer
60 Nurse Prepopulates Chart Ahead or Entirely by Phone Call 21 facilities of US non-academic health system Includes 5 (large) referral (tertiary) hospitals What % scheduled OR minutes cancelled after 7:00 PM of workday before surgery? 1.6% 3.6% 5.6% 7.6% 9.6%
61 Nurse Prepopulates Chart Ahead or Entirely by Phone Call Each 10% increase in facility s use of physical preoperative clinic visit (within 8 weeks of surgery) instead of phone call associated with what absolute change in % cases cancelled? 3.0% lesser cancellation rate 1.5% lesser cancellation rate 0.0% difference in cancellation rate 1.5% greater cancellation rate 3.0% greater cancellation rate Dexter F et al. Anesth Analg 2014
62 Nurse Prepopulates Chart Ahead or Entirely by Phone Call Each 10% increase in facility s use of physical preoperative clinic visit (within 8 weeks of surgery) instead of phone call associated with what absolute change in % cases cancelled? 3.0% lesser cancellation rate 1.5% lesser cancellation rate 0.0% difference in cancellation rate 1.5% greater cancellation rate 3.0% greater cancellation rate Record your answer
63 Nurse Prepopulates Chart Ahead or Entirely by Phone Call Each 10% increase in facility s use of physical preoperative clinic visit (within 8 weeks of surgery) instead of phone call associated with what absolute change in % cases cancelled? 3.0% lesser cancellation rate 1.5% lesser cancellation rate 0.0% difference in cancellation rate, SE 0.1% 1.5% greater cancellation rate 3.0% greater cancellation rate
64 Results Explained by Cancellations among Inpatients
65 Results Explained by Cancellations among Inpatients What % total cancelled minutes of OR time attributable to patients who were inpatient preoperatively: nonacademic and academic? 4% and 25% 19% and 40% 34% and 55% 49% and 70% 64% and 85% Dexter F et al. Anesth Analg 2014
66 Results Explained by Cancellations among Inpatients What % total cancelled minutes of OR time attributable to patients who were inpatient preoperatively: nonacademic and academic? 4% and 25% 19% and 40% 34% and 55% 49% and 70% 64% and 85% Record your answer
67 Results Explained by Cancellations among Inpatients What % total cancelled minutes of OR time attributable to patients who were inpatient preoperatively: nonacademic and academic? 4% and 25% 19% and 40% 34% and 55% 49% and 70%, SE 2% 64% and 85%
68 Results Explained by Cancellations among Inpatients What % total cancelled minutes of OR time attributable to patients who were inpatient preoperatively: nonacademic and academic? 4% and 25% 19% and 40% 34% and 55% 49% and 70%, SE 2% 64% and 85% Epstein RH, Dexter F. Anesth Analg % cancellation rate among the cases of patients who are inpatient preoperatively
69 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Reduce mean by completing much of the evaluation before patient arrives at the clinic Provide patient activity instead of waiting Dexter F. Anesth Analg 1999
70 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Reduce mean by completing much of the evaluation before patient arrives at the clinic Provide patient activity instead of waiting Example: When I was resident, patients waited on ward for my preoperative visit, but they thought there was medical need Dexter F. Anesth Analg 1999
71 Options to Meet Most Patients Expectations for Waiting Reduce mean by completing much of the evaluation before patient arrives at the clinic Provide patient activity instead of waiting Example: When I was resident, patients waited on ward for my preoperative visit, but they thought there was medical need Example: Watch video but duration of video experience adapted to providers availability
72 Effect of Informational Video on Evaluation Time Patients are assigned at random to view or not to view an informational video before interview for anesthesia evaluation Effect of video on evaluation time: 50% briefer 30% briefer No difference 30% longer 50% longer Salzwedel C et al. Anesth Analg 2008
73 Effect of Informational Video on Evaluation Time Patients are assigned at random to view or not to view an informational video before interview for anesthesia evaluation Effect of video on evaluation time: 50% briefer 30% briefer No difference 30% longer 50% longer Record your answer
74 Effect of Informational Video on Evaluation Time Patients are assigned at random to view or not to view an informational video before interview for anesthesia evaluation Effect of video on evaluation time: 50% briefer 30% briefer No difference 30% longer 50% longer
75 Effect of Informational Video on Evaluation Time Patients are assigned at random to view or not to view interactive computer program before interview for anesthesia evaluation Effect of program on evaluation time: 50% briefer 30% briefer No difference 30% longer 50% longer Kakinuma A et al. Anesth Analg 2011
76 Effect of Informational Video on Evaluation Time Patients are assigned at random to view or not to view interactive computer program before interview for anesthesia evaluation Effect of program on evaluation time: 50% briefer 30% briefer No difference 30% longer 50% longer Record your answer
77 Effect of Informational Video on Evaluation Time Patients are assigned at random to view or not to view interactive computer program before interview for anesthesia evaluation Effect of program on evaluation time: 50% briefer 30% briefer No difference 30% longer 50% longer
78 Preoperative Clinic Waiting Topics to be Covered Patients principal concern communication Patients principal preventable concern Most patients maximum acceptable waiting time in preoperative evaluation clinic Typical ratios of mean waiting time to mean evaluation time Two options for reducing mean waiting time Priorities for preoperative clinic scheduling and management with few or no drawbacks Predicting mean evaluation time
79 Clinic Scheduling Approaches to Reduce Mean Waiting Time Assure providers start working on time If cannot adjust provider availability hourly to match walk-in demand, schedule patients Achieves near even workload among hours of day, even if many patients arrive earlier or later than appointment Dexter F. Anesth Analg 1999
80 Clinic Management Approaches to Reduce Mean Waiting Time Do not schedule patients to specific provider Each provider is busy when patient(s) is waiting If prepopulate record before patient arrives, any provider can complete the evaluation Do not assign patients to specific providers based on the relative speeds of the providers Focus attention on having a sufficient total number of providers available to see patients Dexter F. Anesth Analg 1999 Zonderland ME et al. Anesth Analg 2009 Dexter F et al. Anesth Analg 2013
81 Preoperative Clinic Waiting Topics to be Covered Patients principal concern communication Patients principal preventable concern Most patients maximum acceptable waiting time in preoperative evaluation clinic Typical ratios of mean waiting time to mean evaluation time Two options for reducing mean waiting time Priorities for preoperative clinic scheduling and management with few or no drawbacks Predicting mean evaluation time
82 Predicting Mean Evaluation Time Which is the most accurate predictor? Number of medications ASA physical status Surgical procedure complexity (ASA base units) Time of day (e.g., longer evaluations later) Age Dexter F et al. Anesth Analg 2012
83 Predicting Mean Evaluation Time Which is the most accurate predictor? Number of medications ASA physical status Surgical procedure complexity (ASA base units) Time of day (e.g., longer evaluations later) Age Record your answer
84 Predicting Mean Evaluation Time Which is the most accurate predictor? Number of medications, P < ASA physical status Surgical procedure complexity (ASA base units) Time of day (e.g., longer evaluations later) Age
85 Using Medication List from Electronic Medical Record Updated since component of meaningful use When scheduling appointment, look at the list Obtain corresponding appointment duration from two column table Example: printed and kept at computer Smallman B, Dexter F. Anesth Analg 2010
86 Using Medication List from Electronic Medical Record Patients with 0 to 2 medications could be scheduled for 25 minutes 25 minutes = 1.21 mean 20 minutes Value of 1.21 compensates for factors that tend to increase patient waiting Patients with 12 to 20 medications could be scheduled for 45 minutes 45 minutes = 1.21 mean 35 minutes Dexter F. Anesth Analg 1999 Dexter F et al. Anesth Analg 2012
87 Preoperative Clinic Waiting PollEv.com/Dexter As you Record your answer, count how many of the 16 questions answered correctly No credit for questions not answered At end of lecture, submit your count in poll Submit your count at the above web site (e.g., using your mobile phone browser) Evaluate how well you and your colleagues can predict results of management studies All questions have 1 correct (best) answer
88 Review Summarize the Facts of the Talk
89 Create Expectations for Preoperative Clinic Director
90 Create Expectations for Preoperative Clinic Director Patients principal concern communication Patients principal preventable concern Most patients maximum acceptable waiting time in preoperative evaluation clinic Typical ratios of mean waiting time to mean evaluation time Two options for reducing mean waiting time Priorities for preoperative clinic scheduling and management with few or no drawbacks Predicting mean evaluation time
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