Block-aware on-time math. The scheduled start comes from the published block schedule (07:15–09:00 depending on room and weekday). Rooms without a block fall back to a 07:30 expectation. A case is on-time if it starts within 15 minutes of its scheduled block time.
By room · where the day actually starts on time
| Room | Venue | First Cases |
On-time% | Median Late | P75 Late |
By specialty
| Specialty | First Cases | On-time% | Median Late |
Distribution of late starts
On-time by day of week
Surgeons · on-time leaders
| Surgeon | FC | On-time% | Med Late |
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Surgeons · most frequent late starts
| Surgeon | FC | On-time% | Med Late |
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What “on-time” means for anesthesia. The anesthesia attending of record on the first case is credited with the room’s on-time outcome.
Anesthesia attendings · on-time leaders
| Attending | FC | On-time% | Med Late |
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Anesthesia attendings · most frequent late
| Attending | FC | On-time% | Med Late |
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Scheduled start times in use
How many room-days fall on each block start time. Confirms the dashboard isn’t blindly applying a 7:30 expectation across rooms that start earlier.