Appointment Density, Message Responsiveness, and Patient Satisfaction
Lisa Rotenstein, Christopher Toretsky, Elaine Khoong, Urmimala Sarkar, Julia Adler-Milstein

TL;DR
This study explores how responsiveness to messages and appointment scheduling affect patient satisfaction.
Contribution
The study investigates how message responsiveness and appointment density influence patient satisfaction.
Findings
Message-based responsiveness is associated with patient satisfaction.
Appointment density also impacts patient satisfaction.
Abstract
This cross-sectional study examines the association of message-based responsiveness and appointment density with patient satisfaction.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPatient Satisfaction in Healthcare · Customer Service Quality and Loyalty · Hospital Admissions and Outcomes
