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Electronic health record use factors linked to efficiency and productivity: an explainable machine learning analysis. [PDF]
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Strength, Struggles, and Scholarly Aspirations: An Innovative Use of SWOT Analysis to Enhance Academic Productivity Among Pediatric Hospitalists. [PDF]
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The American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1987
Abstract This paper discusses productivity analysis, a method used in the Department of Rehabilitation Services at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston to measure the efficiency of occupational therapy services. Input and output information forms are displayed for a computerized program of productivity analysis.
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Abstract This paper discusses productivity analysis, a method used in the Department of Rehabilitation Services at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston to measure the efficiency of occupational therapy services. Input and output information forms are displayed for a computerized program of productivity analysis.
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Productivity analysis of lignite production
Journal of the Energy Institute, 2008AbstractIn this paper, the econometric productivity for coal production at the Western Lignite Cooperation (WLC) was analysed. WLC is one of the most important enterprises of the Turkish National Coal Board (TNCB) which produces lignite coal from both its underground and surface mines.
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Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly, 1998
On-site food service has evolved into a major segment of the multiunit restaurant industry, with 1998 sales expected to exceed $80 billion. Surprisingly, productivity analysis of on-site food service is still performed using measures that fail to capture the complexity of today's operations.
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On-site food service has evolved into a major segment of the multiunit restaurant industry, with 1998 sales expected to exceed $80 billion. Surprisingly, productivity analysis of on-site food service is still performed using measures that fail to capture the complexity of today's operations.
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