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MOA scheduling Test

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combination / blended scheduling
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stream scheduling
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partial gynecological exam (eg Pap smear)
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counselling
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immunizations
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allery shots or flu shots
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double / double-column booking
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a mix of randomly scheduled appointments with affinity (lumped on similarity) scheduling < advantages to this type include organization & making optimum use of specialized equipment
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most common method of scheduling appointments; each client has a fixed appointment time & should arrive in a steady stream > the success of stream scheduling is contingent on accurate estimation of appointment times
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30-60 mins
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when a busy office already has a full schedule & has to accomodate emergencies, double booking can keep order in a scheduling nightmare > double book with clients who can be seen quickly (est 5-7 min brief or minor assessment)
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no appointment needed if nurse can give injection or if injection given during routine check-up
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no appointment needed if nurse can give injection
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10 mins
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initial prenatal exam
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intermediate assessment
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annual health exam or complete physical assessment
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minor assessment
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10-15 mins
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certain # of clients are booked to see provider within a given time frame > drawback is that if all the clients in a wave arrive at same time some will have to wait longer
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same as wave scheduling but given narrower time slots to better control flow of patient traffic
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scheduling clients in clusters according to the type of service or reason for the visit, ie: all regular cleanings in a certain time frame, all fillings in a certain time frame, etc. > primary care physicians do not usually use this method exclusively

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