Effects of rescheduling on patient no-show behavior in outpatient clinics
We study the effects of rescheduling on no-show behavior in an outpatient appointment system for both new and follow-up patients. Previous literature has primarily focused on new patients and investigated the role of waiting time on no-show probability. We offer a more nuanced understanding of this...
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Main Authors: | LIU, Jiayi, XIE, Jingui, YANG, Kum Khiong, ZHENG, Zhichao |
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2019
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