
|Articles|September 1, 2007
Idea Exchange: Ticktock, ticktock, mark surgery time on the clock
An easy way to keep track of surgery time is to mark it on a clock.
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An easy way to keep track of surgery time is to mark it on a clock. Using a water-soluble marker, draw a line at the time surgery begins and another when it ends; use different colors if the surgery lasts more than an hour. Later, a staff member can calculate the time and complete the surgery report and invoice the charges accordingly. When the paperwork is finished, he or she can easily wash off the lines.
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Dr. Ellen Kuchenbrod
Urbana, Ill.
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