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Caiter2013

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What problems might occur if the appointment schedule is not built properly? What would happen if too much time is given for appointments? What would happen if too little time is given for appointments?
 
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When screening vision, use the Allen chart if the child:
 
  A) can read. B) understands left and right.
  C) does not speak English. D) recognizes shapes.



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Answer to Question 1

If the appointment schedule is not built properly, the medical providers may find they are running behind. If too much time is given for appointments, the providers' time is not being used as efficiently as it could be. If too little time is given, providers may run behind in their schedule and patients have longer wait times. This can affect patient satisfaction dramatically.

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Reply 2 on: Jun 25, 2018
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Wow, this really help

 

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