Guides, comparisons and stories on residency scheduling
How-to guides for chiefs and coordinators, side-by-side looks at scheduling software, case studies from programs like Boston Children’s and UVA, and Chiefly updates.
QGenda alternatives for residency programs: Chiefly vs QGenda
Chiefly is built only for residency programs, as both scheduling software and a service: our team loads your rules, and Chiefly generates the block, daily, clinic and call schedules as one integrated system and re-runs them as things change. QGenda is enterprise workforce software for physicians and staff. Here is how they compare on setup, scope and ACGME rules.
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Amion alternatives for residency programs: Chiefly vs Amion
Chiefly generates the residency block, daily, clinic and call schedules from your rules, all integrated, and re-runs them as things change. Amion is used mainly for call schedules and seeing who is on call. Here is how they compare on automation and ACGME rules, and how programs use both.
Read the comparisonExcel vs residency scheduling software: Chiefly vs Excel
Most residency schedules still start in Excel, where chiefs build them by hand and every rule lives in formulas or in someone’s head. Here is how much chief time published studies say it takes, and what changes when Chiefly generates the block schedule from your rules.
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