This works great when you have an excellent surgeon and surgeries that are unlikely to entail surprises (which seems to be how they are applying it). This appr

This works great when you have an excellent surgeon and surgeries that are unlikely to entail surprises (which seems to be how they are applying it). This approach probably doesn't scale for surgeries that inherently have more contingencies. You really shouldn't be anesthetizing patients that might not be operated on if the previous patient in the queue has complications.