We provide a strategic focus to assess the key components of your surgical program and reverse negative trends. We analyze key areas including strategic positioning and planning, operational programs and systems, and expense management. We apply a proven methodology to identify areas for improvement and develop an implementation plan. As a result you will be able to pinpoint your surgical program's marketplace position, understand opportunities and risks, align clinical and administrative leadership and establish goals and strategies to improve operations, manage and reduce expenses, and expand your business.
Our comprehensive database compares performance, labor and material costs for the major areas of your perioperative services. On-staff surgical consultants and benchmark data experts compare programs of similar size and scope of services with more than 450 surgery specific management indicators to help you reduce costs and increase surgical volume.
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![]() Ambulatory Surgery Center & Program DevelopmentSMI Group provides hospital and surgery center consulting services that provide ambulatory surgery program development & management solutions. Read More |
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![]() Anesthesiology Program ConsultingA well-defined, coordinated anesthesiology program is essential to a cost and operationally effective, marketable operating room. Read More |
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![]() Hospital Management Solutions from SMI GroupOperating Room Business Planning & Development. Develop a plan to both protect and increase your current market share and more. Read More |
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![]() Hospital Case Management Solutions from SMI GroupImproving Operating Room Efficiency. Your Hospital compared to similar programs to determine Operational Improvement Potential Read More |
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![]() Clinical Management Solutions from SMI GroupTo provide a sustainable process that will allow the organization to thrive through change and capitalize on current and future opportunities. Read More |
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![]() Hospital & Surgical Information SystemsEfficient Hospital Information Management Systems & Clinical Data Management begins with Surgery Management Consulting Group. Read More |
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![]() Interim Operating Room ManagementAn interim director Provides stable management of perioperative services or sterile processing for hospitals that have recently experienced leadership turnover, or recognize the need to support and mentor the current or potential director. In addition to providing management services, an Operational Program Audit is conducted. Read More |
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![]() Materials Management in the Operating RoomIn-depth analysis of Operating Room Materials Management processes to identify opportunities for both cost effectiveness and increased support to the overall surgery program. Read More |
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![]() Operating Room Design AssistanceOperating room design efficiency begins with awareness of the latest trends in design of operating rooms, as well as standards for operating room design. Read More |
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![]() Improved Operating Room EfficiencyOperating room planning is a complex task where numerous resources must be synchronized in order to achieve efficiency. Surgeon availability, operating team scheduling, patient related information (i.e. estimated operating time, priority and diagnosis), equipment, and support resources must all be carefully orchestrated. Read More |
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![]() Sterile Processing Department Development & ImplementationSMI Group hospital consultants are skilled at improving sterile processing operations. We can assess your program, identify opportunity, and implement improvements; provide management and staff training and education and interim SPD management; and install state-of-the-art instrument management systems. Read More |
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![]() Succession Planning for the Operating RoomThe Surgery Management Improvement Group Inc. provides the tools and assistance to plan the management succession for your operating room. Our process identifies key roles, the management capabilities of existing staff, and cultivates qualified internal candidates to become superior leaders for tomorrow's perioperative environment. Read More |
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