For the Department of Internal Medicine, University of New Mexico Hospital

Capillary Schedule for your department and each of its divisions

Your department listed what it needs from a physician scheduling platform. Each need below has Capillary Schedule's answer and whether it works today or when it will be ready. The screens come from a sample department of internal medicine with made-up faculty.

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Your needs, and where each stands

  • Coverage that follows patient volume and acuity

    Staffing targets turn the census you enter or upload for each day into the staff needed, such as one hospitalist for every 16 inpatients, with a high-acuity patient counting more, or visits per clinic session. Short and over days are flagged, and automatic scheduling adds the shifts a short day needs. Counts only, never a patient's name or record.

    Works today
  • Faculty specialty matched to each patient and clinic

    A shift or a clinic can require a specialty or a credential. Placing someone who lacks it, or whose credential ends before the work, shows a warning or is refused, as each division chooses.

    Works today
  • Tailored to internal medicine and to each division

    Hospital Medicine, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Pulmonary and Critical Care, General Internal Medicine and any other division each run their own schedule, shifts, rules and publishing under one department, each with a template of its own. Half-day clinic sessions repeat every week, every other week or on chosen weeks of the month, and inpatient service runs in one- or two-week blocks, one attending each.

    Works today
  • Changes made for each specialty when you need them

    Ask Capillary support for a change from inside the app. Support makes it only when your administrators allow, and every change is recorded by name.

    Works today
  • Help with credentialing

    State licenses, DEA registrations, board certifications, hospital privileges, BLS and ACLS, each with the day it ends; email reminders 90, 60, 30 and 7 days before; names and specialties filled in from the public NPI registry; and a monthly check of the federal exclusion list.

    Works today
  • Finding a faculty member quickly in an emergency

    One screen shows who works now and who comes next in every division, with the place, the end time, a work phone and a pager. A search by name locates any faculty member, and the hospital's operators get a read-only on-call link that your administrators make and can turn off.

    Works today
  • Exam room management

    Each clinic's exam and procedure rooms and the rooms each session uses, a room board by morning and afternoon, rooms booked twice flagged, and the rooms freed when a session is cancelled or its faculty member is away.

    Works today
  • Workforce analytics

    Clinic sessions and service weeks against each person's target; call, nights, weekends and holidays; room use; coverage against target; and how long sick calls and open shifts take to cover, by division, with CSV downloads.

    Works today
  • Time and attendance

    A list of who is here now, by site, for an emergency headcount; a weekly sign-off of hours by each faculty member, approved by the division; actual against scheduled time; and clocking in and out in one tap on a phone or the web.

    Works today
  • Bringing in the current schedule

    Upload past and future months from a spreadsheet, match each assignment in the file to a shift, clinic or service once, and keep the match for the next upload.

    Works today

See it working

Screens from the sample department of internal medicine, with made-up names and numbers.

The Divisions screen in a sample department of internal medicine: six divisions, each with the number of people on its roster and a button to open it. Made-up names.
Six divisions in one department
Sessions to rebook in a sample cardiology division: each dropped half-day session with its reason, a week as consult attending or time off, and a choice of who takes it. Made-up names.
Clinics, with sessions to rebook
The Credentials screen in a sample cardiology division: a state license that ends in 33 days, then each person with their number of credentials and the next end date. Made-up names.
Credentials ending soon
Staffing targets in a sample hospital medicine division: each day's ward census and high-acuity count, the rounders needed against those scheduled, and two short days. Made-up numbers.
Staffing targets for the month
Live in a sample department on a Thursday at 10:30: who works now in cardiology and gastroenterology, with each end time, work phone and pager, and a cardiology target one short. Made-up names and numbers.
Live on a Thursday morning
The room board in a sample cardiology division, Monday to Thursday: each clinic's rooms by morning and afternoon, booked, free, or freed when a session dropped. Made-up names.
The room board, morning and afternoon