When Is Double-Booking Often Used

question 46

Multiple Choice

When is double-booking often used?

• A) When the physician uses two examination rooms
• B) When a patient with an acute injury or illness must be fitted into the schedule
• C) When there is more than one physician scheduled to be in the office
• D) When the physician is running behind schedule

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