Steps Towards an Emergency Department Scheduling System

Most Emergency Departments (ED) are suffering from staff shortage in Germany. To reduce the strain on the Emergency Departments there is a need to improve the efficiency of resource use. Project NotPASS seeks to improve patient scheduling in EDs to decrease the burden on medical staff by reducing the time to process patient treatment needs.

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Studies in health technology and informatics
Published
2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.3233/shti250317
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Health and Medical Studies
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Abstract

Most Emergency Departments (ED) are suffering from staff shortage in Germany. To reduce the strain on the Emergency Departments there is a need to improve the efficiency of resource use. Project NotPASS seeks to improve patient scheduling in EDs to decrease the burden on medical staff by reducing the time to process patient treatment needs.

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