"office efficiency" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to how efficient or productive a workplace is. For example, "The new management team is focusing on improving office efficiency."
Benefits of an electronic health record in ambulatory practices fall within three main categories: improved patient care through more efficient access to accurate records; improved office efficiency; and potential financial benefit.
No feature of big business is of such interest to layman as elaborate chart system that forms so vital a link in modern office efficiency.
The three things that do count – back office efficiency and efficacy, capital management and sales and marketing (not the same thing as gross new business premiums) – are harder to analyse and so are swiftly ignored.
"The wall dividing the newsroom and business side has served The Times well for decades," according to the Times' Innovation Report, "allowing one side to focus on readers and the other to focus on advertisers," as if this had been, all along, simply a matter of office efficiency.
Introducing computers to increase office efficiency may even have the reverse effect.
You may even consider an office mentoring program to develop leadership skills, cross-departmental training to broaden employees' skill sets and improve office efficiency, or in-office skill development workshops that focus on different topics such as public speaking or team building.
And there are limits to the savings that can – or should – be found through "back office" efficiencies.
This suggests that while councils have already delivered significant shared and back office efficiencies, members want to protect frontline services for as long as possible.
Reductions achieved through cuts to frontline services now account for 40% of all savings, suggesting "back office" efficiencies have been exhausted, Adass said.
The proposed methodology and decision support system incorporate a number of factors such as branch office efficiencies based on multiple measures, budget restrictions, capacity limitations for processing transactions, and demand requirements in designing an efficient service system.
PKC then returns a list of diagnoses and care options to consider, with links to journal articles on which the recommendations are based.Doctors who have used PKC for years tell endless tales of improved office efficiencies, better patient involvement and diagnoses that they might otherwise have missed.
