Tufts Medical Center, an internationally respected academic medical center, comprises more than 100 specialties including a top heart transplant center and a level 1 trauma center. For the medical center’s many critically ill patients, every minute in the operating room (OR) counts. However, coordinating schedules among Tufts surgical teams sometimes took up to 17 phone calls. Join Michael Davis, MD, Associate Chief Medical Information Officer for Acute Care at Tufts Medical Center, and Will O’Connor, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer at TigerConnect, as they discuss how automated workflows and notifications powered by the TigerConnect Clinical Collaboration platform have improved OR turnover and streamlined communication between departments.

You’ll learn more about:

• Communication and scheduling challenges among surgical teams in the hospital setting, and the financial impact of delays
• How Tufts realized a 70% increase in the rate of first case on-time starts (FCOTS) in the OR after implementing TigerConnect
• Benefits of the TigerConnect Clinical Collaboration platform for supporting clinical communication and workflows