OPMED WEBINAR · Tuesday, September 15 · 12:00 PM ET
OPMED WEBINAR
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2026 · 12:00 PM ET
Rethinking Procedure Scheduling with AI
From ACC research to real-world impact across
cardiovascular procedure rooms and the OR
RESERVE YOUR SPOTSeptember 15 · 30 min · 12:00 PM ET · Free
FREE WEBINAR
Reserve Your Spot
Presentation + live Q&A · 30 minutes
ABOUT THIS SESSION
The research is in.
Now comes
the question.
At ACC, Mayo Clinic showed a ~50% reduction in cardiovascular procedure duration prediction error using AI.
But for most health systems, the question isn't the model. It's the operational impact.
Because when duration estimates are wrong, the impact extends beyond the individual case.
Inaccurate duration estimates are one of the biggest drivers of delays, underutilization, and daily disruption, across procedure rooms and the OR.
This session goes beyond the research to explore what more accurate predictions change in practice.
Inaccurate estimates do not just miss.
They compound.
WHAT TO EXPECT
What you'll walk away with
What the Mayo Clinic ACC study validated, and why it matters beyond research
Where traditional duration estimates break down in cardiovascular care
How a ~50% prediction error reduction changes daily operations
Why complex procedures drive the greatest scheduling risk
What improved accuracy unlocks across procedure rooms and ORs
How to apply these insights in your own health system
WHAT TO EXPECT
Meet the speakers
Masi Aslahishahri
Ph.D | Postdoctoral Researcher, Mayo Clinic
Brendon Harkless
Moderator, Opmed
The estimates are the problem.
Every inaccurate duration is a ripple: delays, idle rooms, staff absorbing the cost of a schedule that was wrong before the day started.
Mayo Clinic demonstrated what changes when prediction accuracy improves.
Join Masi and Brendon to explore what those findings mean for the teams running cardiovascular procedure rooms and the OR.