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Original Version

This original version, with original punctuation, is an actual excerpt from a module in a demo booklet for the sale of software. The actual product name has been changed to protect confidentiality.
XYZ supports both centralized and decentralized scheduling. The former facilitates a Central Scheduling department for hospitals that establish a central department for scheduling. The latter provides each department the ability to schedule not only its own appointments but those of other departments as well. Both approaches allow the hospital to benefit from proactive conflict checking to coordinate a patient’s multiple requests for service, and to provide their physicians with XYZ scheduling and their managers with department management reports. XYZ also works great in hospitals that combine a Central Scheduling office with some specific departments that maintain their own activities.

Edited Version

XYZ supports both centralized and decentralized scheduling, or a combination of the two. Centralized scheduling is used by hospitals wishing to establish a central department for patient scheduling. Decentralized scheduling allows for patient scheduling within a department or between departments. There are benefits for both approaches:
  • XYZ Scheduling allows the physician’s office to schedule all of a patient’s appointments, procedures, and labs with just one phone call.

  • Proactive Conflict Checking ensures proper coordination of multiple services for the patient.

  • Management Reports provide department heads with the information they need to make knowledgeable decisions.

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