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Appointment breaking: causes and solutions.

Appointment breaking: causes and solutions. From a review of research on health care appointment breaking, the authors find that patient demographic characteristics, psychosocial problems, previous appointment keeping, health beliefs, and situational factors predict no-show behavior. Suggestions are offered for designing the marketing mix to increase patient appointment keeping. Methods for mitigating the negative effects of no-shows on health care providers are described. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of health care marketing Pubmed

Appointment breaking: causes and solutions.

Journal of health care marketing , Volume 12 (4): 12 – Mar 3, 1993

Appointment breaking: causes and solutions.


Abstract

From a review of research on health care appointment breaking, the authors find that patient demographic characteristics, psychosocial problems, previous appointment keeping, health beliefs, and situational factors predict no-show behavior. Suggestions are offered for designing the marketing mix to increase patient appointment keeping. Methods for mitigating the negative effects of no-shows on health care providers are described.

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0737-3252
pmid
10123581

Abstract

From a review of research on health care appointment breaking, the authors find that patient demographic characteristics, psychosocial problems, previous appointment keeping, health beliefs, and situational factors predict no-show behavior. Suggestions are offered for designing the marketing mix to increase patient appointment keeping. Methods for mitigating the negative effects of no-shows on health care providers are described.

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Journal of health care marketingPubmed

Published: Mar 3, 1993

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