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Mt. Juliet driver Bennie Hamlett has simple goal: win a race

While several fellow Wilson County race car drivers are dreaming of championships, veteran Bennie Hamlett has set his sights on a more modest goal. “I just want to win a race – that’s it,” said Hamlett, who has been chasing checkered flags for 35 of his 53 years. “I’d like to stand in Victory Circle one more time,” he said. […]

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Fetcho, Wright to resume Fairgrounds duel Saturday, June 10

NASHVILLE - Wilson County racers Dylan Fetcho and Hunter Wright resume their air-tight championship battle Saturday, June 10 at Nashville’s Fairgrounds Speedway. Lebanon’s Fetcho, the defending and two-time track champion, clings to a four-point lead over Wright of Gladeville. Fetcho last year squeezed past Wright for the title in the final race of the season. This year’s battle is equally […]

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Sutton continues to sizzle with 2nd-place finish

NASHVILLE - Young Lebanon racer Dawson Sutton continued his rookie rampage Saturday night at Nashville’s Fairgrounds Speedway. Sutton, 17, finished a close second to 2019 track champion Jackson Boone in the 100-lap Pro Late Model feature, his best finish in three races in the premier division. “I’m super-happy with second,” said Sutton, who crossed the finish line two car lengths […]

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Gallatin Square Fest draws record crowd

Under mixed skies, visitors from across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky spanned the streets of historic downtown Gallatin on Saturday April 29 to savor the sights, sounds, tastes and aromas of the annual Square Fest. From street-based vendor booths to brick-and-mortar shops and boutiques surrounding the square, Gallatin’s premier spring event offered guests a fun-filled day featuring arts, crafts, food […]

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Wilson County Schools may change school times for better bus plan

Wilson County Schools may be adjusting the start and end times for school days for all of its schools. Discussion about the start times, primarily to better accommodate bus routes, was held at the WCS board workshop last week. The possible changes were not discussed or voted upon at the April 3 board meeting. “We contracted with Transpar to evaluate […]

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Ms. Cheap: Spring Hike Day offers ranger-led hikes at all 56 state parks

With longer days, warmer weather (hopefully) and the emergence of spring wildflowers, it is time to get outside. And a great way to get started is to take advantage of Saturday’s Tennessee State Parks Spring Hike Day, when all 56 state parks offer free ranger-led hikes along their beautiful and interesting trails. “Our annual Spring Hike is a great opportunity […]

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Letter to the Editor: School drop-offs need better coordination

Dear Editor,  My hope in writing this letter, is to voice a concern that is not only affecting me, but most likely any parent that is driving children to more than one school in Cheatham County. Our county is growing, especially in the Pleasant View area. The traffic during school drop-off and pickup times is increasingly prevalent. As a result, […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) — Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.

Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from Northwestern University in Chicago, and colleagues note that AST begins when the anesthesia practitioner takes responsibility for the patient in the preoperative areas but can only be documented once the provider has arrived in the OR, resulting in lost time between the actual AST and documented AST. The authors analyzed rates and cost of improper AST documentation. A corrected AST value was calculated using in-room time (IRT) − AST + 120 seconds. Fifteen minutes per anesthesia time unit (ATU) was assumed, and the lost revenue was calculated using a conversion factor of $70 per ATU.

The researchers found that of all OR cases occurring between Nov. 1, 2021, and Oct. 31, 2022, 68.74 percent had AST documented after the IRT. Using the corrected AST value, this translated to 136,858.19 minutes of lost anesthesia time and 9,123.88 lost ATUs, corresponding to $638,671.57 of lost revenue for the hospital.

“These seemingly minor inaccuracies of recorded AST can cost medical centers and anesthesia practices hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost revenue,” Volpe said in a statement. “We suspect most anesthesiologists are unaware that they aren’t recording AST accurately. It’s not a result of negligence, but rather reflects that workflow hasn’t been optimized for accuracy.”

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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Many Anesthesiologists Do Not Accurately Report Anesthesia Start Time

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Most operating room (OR) cases do not properly document the anesthesia start time (AST), resulting in thousands of dollars in lost revenue for hospitals, according to a study presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists ADVANCE 2023, Anesthesiology Business Event, held from Jan. 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.Nicholas Volpe Jr., M.D., from […]

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‘Married at First Sight’: 5 Key Moments From ‘Honeymoon Hiccups’ (RECAP)

[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Married at First Sight, Season 16, Episode 4, “Honeymoon Hiccups.”]Married at First Sight Season 16 continues to deliver on the reality favorite’s signature drama as the newest batch of newlyweds prepares to hit the beach in “Honeymoon Hiccups.”With the weddings now out of the way, the couples enjoy their first night together and […]

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‘Married at First Sight’: 5 Key Moments From ‘Honeymoon Hiccups’ (RECAP)

[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Married at First Sight, Season 16, Episode 4, “Honeymoon Hiccups.”]

Married at First Sight Season 16 continues to deliver on the reality favorite’s signature drama as the newest batch of newlyweds prepares to hit the beach in “Honeymoon Hiccups.”

With the weddings now out of the way, the couples enjoy their first night together and get to know each other better through vital conversations. The installment is filled with ups and downs, and we’re breaking them all down, below, so beware of spoilers ahead.

Wedding Nights

Kirsten and Shaquille from 'Married at First Sight' Season 16

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While viewers got a peek at Chris and Nicole’s first night together in last week’s episode, the rest of the pairs prepared for their first evening spent as husbands and wives. As Shaquille and Kirsten settle in, he tells her how she took his breath away at the altar and how they’re both looking forward to making the match work. Things get a little awkward though when he asks her for a kiss and she shuts him down again. As they turn in Shaquille admits he’s not expecting anything from the evening in regard to sex.

As for Domynique and Mackinley, they discuss different sleeping habits as she inquires whether he snores or not. While Mackinley denies the possibility, he admits that he’s been known to talk in his sleep from time to time. Domynique in turn admits to her new husband that she is guilty of tossing and turning at times, forwarning him of the night ahead. Despite these little quirks, the duo are getting along great.

Jasmine and Airris feel a spark between each other and she’s a little nervous to be vulnerable, but there’s no pressure on the evening as a tired Airris is more interested in getting some much-needed shut-eye. Closing out the night are Gina and Clint who admit that their fears about the day were pointless as everything exceeded expectations positively. Like Jasmine and Airris, they seem to have an early attraction.

First Morning

Mackinley from 'Married at First Sight' Season 16

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As the couples wake up for the day, they enjoy room service breakfast and discuss what their impending family and friend meetups will look like. While everyone wakes up happy, it’s also the moment of truth. Did any of the couples have sex? This season, the pairs are playing the long game as no one partook in a wedding night delight.

While Gina and Clint discuss their morning routines, they discover they’re both morning people but it runs a little deeper than that as Gina admits she hasn’t given up this much control in her life and she’s trying to embrace it. Kirsten and Shaquille discuss hygene like brushing your teeth and taking showers. While he’s adamant he can’t go to be without getting clean, Kirsten admits she brushes her teeth most of the time but not every night. Domynique and Mackinley discuss their passions, and she hopes that he’s willing to embrace the country life she enjoys leading so much. And Chris and Nicole talk about being late or on time. Apparently, she has a bit of a problem sticking to event start times, so she’s hopeful she’ll get help from her new hubby. Rounding out the excitement are Jasmine and Airris who discuss their impending family meet-ups.

Friends and Family Meetings

Clint from 'Married at First Sight' Season 16

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The newly-matched participants sit down for another grilling session with the friends and family of their new spouses for these pivotal meet-ups. Kirsten is the first to sit down with Shaquille’s friend and uncle. She tells them how great she feels about the match based on her conversations with Shaquille the night before. Meanwhile, he gets grilled by her family, who is suspicious of his outlook after he repeatedly says things fell in his lap when it came to this process.

Domynique’s family questions if Mackinley’s ever dated outside of his race, as they try to prepare him for this new life with his bride. Meanwhile, Mackinley’s mom thinks the marriage is nuts and lets Dominique know. When she asks her new daughter-in-law about the prospect of Mackinley moving back home to Michigan, she’s understandably reluctant but not unresponsive.

When Gina meets Clint’s friends she notes how his personality attracts her, and when Clint’s grilled by Gina’s brother and sister-in-law, he promises to address any issues they face with good communication and will work to merge their differing worlds which includes a busy work life for her. Meanwhile, Chris faces scrutiny from Nicole’s dad who notes that “talk is cheap” and “actions speak louder than words,” suggesting that no matter what Chris says, it won’t be good enough until he proves himself.

Nicole in turn meets Chris’s family who tells her about his big heart and nurturing ways. This tips her off to know that Chris can be kind to a fault and it’s up to her to be a protector for him. Airris meets with Jasmine’s family who teases him about being an only child and warns that marriage won’t be easy, but they’re relatively accepting, more so than Airris’s cousin Fallina who is still really suspicious of Jasmine.

Post-Meet

Jasmine from 'Married at First Sight' Season 16

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Following the meet-ups Shaquille gets candid with Kirsten, telling her about how his family always thinks he’s doing good, but they never see him at home alone where he gets lonely and feels like he’s missing out. Kirsten can relate and she appreciates her husband’s transparency. Jasmine tells Airris about her most recent encounter with his cousin, admitting that it was rough, but she’s going to do her best to keep her head up high. As if she can predict what’s coming next, Jasmine heads out to get braids for the impending honeymoon which is unveiled in baskets outside the couples’ doors. The trip set for Jamaica excites most, but Shaquille deflates some of that excitement as he tells Kirsten they’ll have to delay their trip due to his school presentation. Needless to say, she’s highly disappointed.

Travel Day

Gina and Clint from 'Married at First Sight' Season 16

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The next day, the couples save for Kirsten and Shaq depart for Jamaica. Ringing in their honeymoon kickoff with a toast at the resort entrance, the pairs scatter to survey their rooms. While they take in the amenities, views, and luxurious beds. Chris and Nicole take a moment to get serious while sharing sad stories about past relationships. The moment only serves to strengthen their bond as they relish the idea of commitment they’ve made to each other. Meanwhile, Jasmine feeds Airris grapes in the bathtub, and Kirsten is frustrated her honeymoon is on hold. Will she and Shaquille make it to Jamaica in enough time to enjoy the experience? Find out when Married at First Sight Season 16 continues next week on Lifetime.

Married at First Sight, Season 16, Wednesdays, 8/7c, Lifetime

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