Harris and McGillis [ 6], conclude that administrators and researchers need to pay attention not only to skill mix and numbers of staff, but also to processes of interaction between patients, providers and organizations.
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A sensitivity analysis is also performed to determine the optimal mix of smartcard use and number of cashier windows to produce the lowest incremental cost and the greatest reduction in waiting time.
Moreover, the confounding generated by the characteristics of the sexual network such as concurrency, mixing patterns and numbers of sexual partners is virtually impossible to control for completely [ 88].
There's no denying that Windows 8.1 RT has patched some considerable holes and added some much-needed functionality to the mix, and the number of apps available in the Windows Store continues to swell — there are now more than 100,000 of them waiting to be downloaded.
As a result of these observations, various aspects of the trypsinization process were further investigated for optimization purposes including: trypsin incubation time, aspiration flow rate, dispense flow rate and number of pipette mixing steps employed.
Visits for psychiatrists were significantly longer than those for other specialties and there were also statistically significant differences in case-mix and mean number of diagnoses across the defined physician specialty groups.
No single blueprint for the service exists: services differ in approach, location, skill-mix of staff and numbers of people supported.
Cellular suspension and 0.4% trypan blue in Hank's balanced salt solution were mixed, and the number of viable cells was counted using a hemacytometer.
