Allina Health, Qventus using AI to automate operating room scheduling

Allina Health has partnered with software company Qventus to use its artificial intelligence-based tool to automate operating room scheduling processes. 

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The tool, dubbed the Perioperative Solution, can integrate into a health system’s EHR system and uses machine learning-based automation, behavioral science, and comprehensive data to create new levels of efficiency across OR departments.

Minneapolis-based Allina Health has been using the new system since mid-2022 and, according to a Jan. 10 news release from Qventus, has improved their surgical service lines by: 

  • Adding 3.5 cases per OR per month in the first four months.
  • Increasing cases per surgical robot per month by 36 percent.
  • Releasing more than 100 hours of OR block time per month.
  • Automatically scheduling 2 of 3 elective cases.

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