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5, January 2007 IE Student Project Consultation Request UW-Madison Course IE 476 Title: Contacts: Analysis and Re-Design of Hemodialysis Patient Scheduling System John Hensey Phone: 270-5624 Fax: 270-5602 jhensey@uwhealth.org Lila Jorgensen Phone: 270-5626 Fax: 270-5602 ljorgensen@uwhealth.org Project Location: Wisconsin Dialysis, Inc. (A Wisconsin non-profit corporation created in 2003 and jointly owned by UW...
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5, January 2007 IE Student Project Consultation Request UW-Madison Course IE 476 Title: Contacts: Analysis and Re-Design of Hemodialysis Patient Scheduling System John Hensey Phone: 270-5624 Fax: 270-5602 jhensey@uwhealth.org Lila Jorgensen Phone: 270-5626 Fax: 270-5602 ljorgensen@uwhealth.org
Project Location:
Wisconsin Dialysis, Inc. (A Wisconsin non-profit corporation created in 2003 and jointly owned by UW Hospital and Clinics, UW Medical Foundation and Meriter Hospital) 3034 Fish Hatchery Road in Fitchburg, WI (1/2 mile south of the beltline)
Purpose:
Analyze the current patient scheduling system and recommend changes to: minimize patient waiting time organize scheduling slots shorter with (2.5 hrs) vs. longer (4.5 hrs) treatment times to balance and streamline the workload for staff members (especially during the process of starting and ending treatments) minimize the length of the work day and maximize the efficient use of labor resources. Spring Semester, 2007
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Available Resources: Conference Room with PC and printer, telephone, administrative support staff time ...
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