Monday 18 December 2017
Allocating a small fraction of the outpatient clinic capacity dynamically already improves patient access time significantly, and physician schedules made by a computer comply with much more patient and staff preferences than a hand-made schedule does. This and other conclusions can be found in two recently published CHOIR papers, which can now be found online.
Static and dynamic appointment scheduling to improve patient access time.
Integrated scheduling of tasks and gynecologists to improve patient appointment scheduling; a case study.
