Employee scheduling software can be useful in various settings where patient care is provided, such as hospitals, clinics, and home health care. In hospitals, it can help supervisors coordinate the shifts and assignments of nurses, doctors, technicians, and other staff across departments, units, and facilities. It can also help manage emergencies, on-call rotations, and staff absences. In clinics, the software can create and update schedules for physicians, dentists, therapists, and other professionals who provide outpatient services. It can also help balance the demand and supply of appointments, and communicate with patients and staff. In home health care, it can assign and monitor the visits of nurses, aides, and other caregivers who provide in-home services. Additionally, it can track the travel time, mileage, and expenses of staff to ensure patient safety and satisfaction.