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For this scheduling study, new-patient allocation is examined from the documented record in a defined window.
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Research methodology
This paper defines a new-patient allocation measurement plan, including the unit, window, outcome categories, and duplicate controls.
This is a measurement design. It does not report a local rate or claim a universal benchmark.
Data sources and methodology
This brief reports published findings as stated by each source. It does not combine study populations into a new benchmark; local operators should treat the figures as context and measure their own workflow.
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: Public source context.
- GAO — internal control standards: Internal-control context.
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