eSynchrony | Ambulatory services
Children's Wisconsin in MIlwuakee, WI Started with a Pilot in the Orthopedics Program in 2016
the Transplant Program at the Pleasant T. Rowland Clinic (Uw Health) Implemented esynchrony in 2022
UW School of Medicine and public health started with a pilot in the Ophthalmology program in 2018
Scott E. Vanvalin, MD and Benjamin G. Escott, MD trialed eSynchrony in their clinics. Based on the successes, the system has now been expanded to 35 ambulatory care specialties.
UW School of Medicine and public health started with a pilot in the Ophthalmology program in 2018
the Transplant Program at the Pleasant T. Rowland Clinic (Uw Health) Implemented esynchrony in 2022
UW School of Medicine and public health started with a pilot in the Ophthalmology program in 2018
Kimberly Stepien, MD and Yasmin Bradfield, MD piloted the system in their practices. Based on their successes, it has since expanded to cover all the ophthalmology subspecialties at the existing and new sites.
the Transplant Program at the Pleasant T. Rowland Clinic (Uw Health) Implemented esynchrony in 2022
the Transplant Program at the Pleasant T. Rowland Clinic (Uw Health) Implemented esynchrony in 2022
the Transplant Program at the Pleasant T. Rowland Clinic (Uw Health) Implemented esynchrony in 2022
Melissa Matlan Roberts, MSN, RN, Service Line Director, Organ Donation and Transplant Services lead the implementation of the system in the newly redesigned Transplant Clinic when it opened in 2022. The clinic uses eSynchrony on a daily basis to serve their patients.
children's Wisconsin eSYNCHRONY
Children's Wisconsin significantly expanded eSynchrony tracker boards in 2020 to improve clinic flow and space utilization for 35 specialties. Our solution continues to assist the clinics in reducing patient wait times and dramatically improving the efficiencies.
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