WorksheetsPractice Review Domain 4-Scheduling
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
1. What is computer scheduling
Electronic appointment book
Hard copy appointment book
A document with a preset format that is used as a starting point so that it does not have e recreated each time.
Procedures to prioritize the urgency of a call to determine when the patient should be seen.
What is a scheduling matrix
Procedures to prioritize the urgency of a call to determine when the patient should be seen.
identifies a pattern of working and nonworking hours for the medical office by blocking out times on the calendar.
Person or entity responsible for the remaining payment of services after insurance has paid.
A patient's permission
What is the importance of a schedule matrix
Document informing a patient of when and how their PHI can be used.
Fees collected from patient at the time of services.
Ensures that staff and resources are in place to produce to optimal patient care experience
A list of items in a package.
What item SHOULD NOT be listed on a schedule matrix
Administrative time
Lunch time
The duration of the types of appointments
The vacation time for each medical assistant
What is stream specific scheduling
Patients are scheduled at the same time each hour to create short-term flexibility each hour.
Two patients are scheduled to come at the same time to see the same physician.
Scheduling patients for specific times at regular intervals. The amount of time allotted depends on the reason for the visit.
Patients are not scheduled for a specific time, but told to come in at intermittent times. They are seen in the order in which the arrive.
What is wave scheduling
Patients are scheduled at the same time each hour to create short-term flexibility each hour.
Two patients are scheduled to come at the same time to see the same physician.
Scheduling patients for specific times at regular intervals. The amount of time allotted depends on the reason for the visit.
One example of this approach is to schedule two patients to come at 9 a.m. and one patient at 9:30 a.m
What is modified wave scheduling?
patients are scheduled at the same time each hour to create short-term flexibility each hour.
One example of this approach is to schedule two patients to come at 9 a.m. and one patient at 9:30 a.m
Two patients are scheduled to come at the same time to see the same physician.
Scheduling patients for specific times at regular intervals. The amount of time allotted depends on the reason for the visit.
What is double booking?
Patients are scheduled at the same time each hour to create short-term flexibility each hour.
One example of this approach is to schedule two patients to come at 9 a.m. and one patient at 9:30 a.m
Scheduling patients for specific times at regular intervals. The amount of time allotted depends on the reason for the visit.
Two patients are scheduled to come at the same time to see the same physician.
What is open booking?
Patients are scheduled at the same time each hour to create short-term flexibility each hour.
Patients are not scheduled for a specific time, but told to come in at intermittent times. They are seen in the order in which the arrive.
Scheduling patients for specific times at regular intervals. The amount of time allotted depends on the reason for the visit
Booking a number of patients who have specific needs together at the same time of day.
What is clustering/ categorizing booking?
Booking a number of patients who have specific needs together at the same time of day.
Patients are not scheduled for a specific time, but told to come in at intermittent times. They are seen in the order in which the arrive.
Scheduling patients for specific times at regular intervals. The amount of time allotted depends on the reason for the visit.
Two patients are scheduled to come at the same time to see the same physician.
