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TeamProcessPerformance (TPP) in the OR with Gung Ho

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The operating theater minute is becoming increasingly performance-dense, cost-intensive, and scarce. And OR process management is increasingly becoming a key success factor for the hospital. But the situation in hospital ORs is often problematic. Ohneiser [1] describes quite vividly the day-to-day problems that are evident in many hospitals and that are compounded by their interaction:

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Roehrssen, T., Wohlmeiner, K. (2022). TeamProcessPerformance (TPP) in the OR with Gung Ho. In: Tewes, R. (eds) Innovative Staff Development in Healthcare. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-81986-6_12

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