Pros and Cons of Staggering the Scheduled Arrival Times of the Patients

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Staggering the blocks as recommended may not change the current operating capacity. Ideally, staggering the blocks allows better quality care for each patient and effective use of time as opposed to having a fixed scheduled time for each patient. However, the clinic would still operate at capacity because the high number of low-income and uninsured patients would still be coming to the clinic.
Yes, staggering the schedules arrival times will still allow the high volume of patients to be treated. Staggering the schedules arrival time means that as opposed to starting at the same time every day, the physicians can stagger the scheduling for earlier appointments or later appointments. The physicians can see patients earlier or include a bit of overtime. This means that the appointments would be provided based on needs as opposed to the arrival...