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Almost all research in appointment scheduling has focused on the trade-off between customer waiting times and server idle times. In this paper, we present an observation-based method for estimating the relative cost of the customer waiting time, which is a critical parameter for finding the...
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This paper compares two types of appointment-scheduling policies for single providers: traditional and open-access. Under traditional scheduling, each of a specified number of patients per day is booked well in advance, but may not show up for his or her appointment. Under open-access...
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This paper compares two types of appointment scheduling policies for single providers: traditional and open-access. Under traditional scheduling, each of a specified number of patients per day is booked well in advance, but may not show up for his or her appointment. Under open-access...
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This paper considers an appointment scheduling system that accommodates routine patients who book well in advance as well as same-day patients with acute needs who call in the morning for an appointment later that day. In addition to determining the appointment times that are assigned up-front...
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