A community health system’s nurse team consists of 12 nurses working in the local community. It takes a nurse 1.5 hour to complete one patient visit (including travel times and breaks).
a. What is the capacity of the nurse team over the course of a 11-hour work day? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. For example, if your answer is 8.654, input 9.
Your answer is .
b. Assuming the demand for the nurses is 80 patients per day, what is the utilization of the nurse team? Round "Utilization" to a whole percent and ignore the percentage sign. For example, if your answer is 80.32% or 0.8032, input 80.
Your answer is .
c. Assuming the demand for the nurses is 80 patients per day, what is the cycle time in minutes? "Cycle Time" to 2 decimals. For example, if your answer is 4.5631, input 4.56.
Your answer is .
Answer a: capacity of the nurse team over the course of an 11-hour work day = capacity of a nurse*no. of nurse*11 hours = (1/1.5)*12*11 = 88 patients
Answer b: demand is less than capacity, therefore demand is actual output
Utilization= Actual out put/capacity = 80/88 = 0.909 or 91%
Answer c: output= 80
11 hour work days
therefore, cycle time= 11*60/80= 8.25 mins per patient
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