Guest guest Posted April 11, 2010 Report Share Posted April 11, 2010 For those who work in outpatient, do you have a number of pts you are expected to see? For example- 50, 60 pt month, what is the goal? I am especially interested in those who do one on one counseling how many can you see and what is the duration of your appts? What is the no show rate? I am trying to tell my boss I do all my other work during no-shows, that I actually rely on them. If you work 8 hours, how many pts do you think you could handle a day on an on going basses? We schedule 6 pts for 8 hours and if they all come, often we get behind on charting and have to catch up on a day that we have no-shows or cancellations. At the end of the session we also make the f/u appt. Because of the population I see, I have 1 hour f/u appts and if I get done early, again, I do my other duties (calls etc...) Anything about your present or past experience is helpful. I think it is important for outpt RDs to help administration understand that if you doing behavior modification and not just education, you need time; there is a process that must take place. Thanks, Sally-Chicago area Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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