Optimiser les opérations en radiothérapie et en oncologie médicale au CHUM.
Radiation Therapy, Infusion Therapy
The problem
The Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal (CHUM), a supra-regional hospital, is one of the largest providers in Canada and sees nearly 500,000 patients a year. The cancer center has 45 infusion chairs and 8 radiation treatment machines. Like many cancer centers, the CHUM is facing major challenges:
labor shortage
growing treatments complexity,
increasing patient volumes
administrative burden
inefficient coordination of care trajectories
maxed out capacity and increasing patient delays
The solution
GrayOS is deployed across the radiation oncology and the medical oncology departments in order to optimize, automate, and orchestrate the operations.
Key results:
$0.5M saved each year
80% reduced administrative burden
50% reduced time to train new clerk
Increased staff satisfaction
Kathy Malas, Chief of Innovation and AI, CHUM
“The time savings have been enormous. When you can reinvest this much time in caring for patients, it’s a big deal."