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A 4 page paper discussing kinds of statistical analyses that can be performed on information already existing or which can easily be obtained within an outpatient ambulatory surgery center to improve operations. If patients move through the surgery center in a straight-line fashion, then it is likely that alteration of process could increase the center’s daily capacity without significantly increasing costs, thereby increasing the center’s profitability without adversely affecting patient experience. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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4 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSstatsSelect.rtf
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building a business case for some purpose can be skewed according to the position of the presenter. It was in the business environment that the phrase, "figures dont lie,
but liars figure" was born. The study of statistics has been in existence long enough that Mark Twain could observe in the 19th
century that there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics. Statistics provides a means of analyzing research data that would be difficult if not impossible
to analyze otherwise, but it also has direct applicability to daily life and business. Accuracy has always been important in any numerical measure of any quality, but it has
approached a critical nature now. As business has become hypercompetitive in the past decade, businesses of all types - both within and outside of health care - have found
themselves with less "wiggle room" than ever before. The purpose here is to identify statistical analyses approaches that can best enable the outpatient ambulatory surgery center to improve operations.
Quantitative Information Available from Official Records An outpatient ambulatory surgery center should have electronic records chronicling the time required for patients journey through
the center. These time records should include originating time; elapsed time between stages of the process of treating the patients; and the time at which the patient was released
from the surgery center. Release from the center most often will be in the form of official permission to return home, but it also will include the time at
which some patients are released from the center to be admitted to the hospital. Regardless of the final disposition of the patients entering the center on any given day,
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