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Development and Implementation of Novel Virtual Triage and Exploration of Attitudes Towards the Potential Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Dietetic Pathway. [PDF]
J Hum Nutr DietStennett E, Belogianni K, Lomer M.
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Translating palliative care narratives into art: An arts-based knowledge translation pilot with young adult artists. [PDF]
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Effect of a brief art therapy intervention on anxiety and pain in emergency department patients: a randomized open-label trial. [PDF]
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Lottery or waiting-line auction?
Journal of Public Economics, 2003Abstract This paper studies the efficiencies of the two most widely used non-price allocation mechanisms: lotteries and waiting-line auctions. As our analysis suggests, in addition to the fairness of the mechanism, the use of lotteries in lieu of waiting-line auctions can be also justified from an efficiency point of view. In particular, we show that
Taylor, G.A., Tsui, K.K.K., Zhu, L.
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Journal of Political Economy, 1982
If prizes are to be awarded simultaneously at a specified time on a first-come- first-served basis, then individuals who queue for them will choose different waiting times through their arrivals at the queue. This choice of arrival time at a queue is similar to the choice of a sealed tender in an auction.
Holt, Charles A, Jr, Sherman, Roger
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If prizes are to be awarded simultaneously at a specified time on a first-come- first-served basis, then individuals who queue for them will choose different waiting times through their arrivals at the queue. This choice of arrival time at a queue is similar to the choice of a sealed tender in an auction.
Holt, Charles A, Jr, Sherman, Roger
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Reducing the “wait” in waiting-line systems: Waiting line segmentation
Business Horizons, 1997The problem of long wait in queue in apparent wherever there is a waiting-line system, but the cost of waiting is not the same for all customers. The authors propose a new model of waiting, called Waiting Line Segmentation. Waiting lines are segmented into customers who are willing to pay a premium for faster service and those who are not.
Hershey H. Friedman, Linda W. Friedman
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2010
Waiting line or queuing systems are pervasive. Many of us remember the long lineups in front of stores in the Soviet Union and Vietnam, and we have all experienced lineups in banks and supermarkets, but there are many more instances with waiting lines: think, for instance, about traffic lights, where drivers line up and wait, files that wait for ...
H. A. Eiselt, Carl-Louis Sandblom
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Waiting line or queuing systems are pervasive. Many of us remember the long lineups in front of stores in the Soviet Union and Vietnam, and we have all experienced lineups in banks and supermarkets, but there are many more instances with waiting lines: think, for instance, about traffic lights, where drivers line up and wait, files that wait for ...
H. A. Eiselt, Carl-Louis Sandblom
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Analysis on Waiting Lines in the Context of Service Encounter: Waiting Lines
Asian Journal of Managerial Science, 2023It is quite often that a customer comes in contact with a service provider. Often we call each this contact as moments of truth. It is quite true that each of these moments of truth need the qualification as a satisfying one for enhancing the customer prospects.
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Queueing Models with Multiple Waiting Lines
Queueing Systems, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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