How to choose the right scheduling approach
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Abstract: Among the top patient complaints is waiting too long to see a doctor. And with good reason — many practices simply don’t implement good scheduling methods. This article highlights three broad types of scheduling schemes: the traditional, or standardized, method; the wave, or steady stream, approach; and the modified wave approach. The article notes that practices need to weigh specific factors, such as the type of practice it is and whether most care provided is routine or specialized, when deciding which type of scheduling would work best.
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