Residency is hard,

scheduling shouldn't be

Scalability

The larger the program, the harder it is to make any schedule by hand, let alone the optimal one

The complexity of managing an ever growing set of rules with the preferences and asks from the residents makes finding the 'best' schedule nearly impossible for medium to large programs

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Control

Filter schedules using various types of rules and constraints

Requirements can be as common as the capacity for certain rotations to specific worker requirements based on special situations

Rotation capacity
Control how many residents of each level are required per rotation and block
Required assignments
If people are going to need to be assigned to certain rotations, you can set that here
Limit back to backs
Control how many hard back to backs residents can have
Many more...
You can be as specific or broad to specify rules that are unique to your program

Resident Satisfaction

Satisfying more requests leads to happier residents

It’s no secret that happier residents are good for patient care, and ice cream parties aren’t the answer. Giving residents the opportunity to attend weddings, birthday parties, and life events is what all programs should strive for.

20%

more requests satisfied at CHLA!

Steps to create a schedule
Input basic inputs and schedule rules
Configure request form
Review requests
Run the schedule generator
Fine tune the schedule
Configure Inputs

Utilize a familiar interface

Inputing configurations in Google Sheets allows you to easily make and share changes within your team.

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