Sponsored by Intuitive
Equip your entire perioperative team with best practices and new strategies that will transform your robotic-assisted surgery programs to help achieve your Quadruple Aim goals:
Join AORN and Intuitive for a 6-part series of free Live Webinars that will broaden your understanding of how robotic service lines impact your department – and can improve quality, cost and satisfaction goals.
This webinar series includes one 90-minute event each month from April to September. You’ll leave each session with actionable insights and best practices for expanding minimally invasive surgery and improving efficiencies throughout the OR.
Each session includes live Q&A with experts.
All OR professionals – from directors to staff not assigned to these surgeries – should understand the value of robotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery to the full team, your patients, and the bottom line. Here’s why training everyone in the specialty can elevate your program.
Increase the ROI in your robotics program. Implement proven block-time management best practices that maximize robotic time and improve throughput and efficiency. Also learn strategies that reduce variation in robotic-assisted surgeries.
There is no “B Team” in robotic surgery – all perioperative team members have a stake in the success of the program, whether they’re in the robotics OR or not. Hear why robotics training should expand across the department to elevate teamwork and attain optimal outcomes.
You can’t eliminate frustrating, redundant or inefficient processes if you don’t know what they are. Learn to leverage data to make critical decisions that improve efficiency and consistency in your robotic surgery program.
Plan your response to growing demand for minimally invasive surgery. Identify opportunities and explore strategies for expanding service lines and surgical settings that optimize staff and investment in robotics. 1 Contact Hour available.
Understand which data you need to support and grow your program; know exactly which instruments are being used or not; and quickly make evidence-based changes to reduce variations and limit waste.
