What are your recommendations for improvement?

Patient registration is a complicated procedure that necessitates a substantial amount of basic client input data, which includes:

a) Patient demographic data, such as private and contact data, is collected.

b) Referral of patients as well as scheduling appointments

c) The patient's medical information is gathered.

d) Examining health care coverage.

e) Patient centeredness

The process flow diagram above demonstrates that there are clear areas for improvement. One option to speed up the registering procedure for new clients is to require them to fill out pre-registration papers digitally at home the day before their visit. This would allow them to fill in the relevant data for the next day, reducing wait time at the office. Implementing a computerized medical files system and providing access to all examination rooms would help promptly update records and monitor prescriptions, health information, and anything else required to deliver better care.

Streamlining how vitals are obtained might save clients from waiting longer in the waiting area. Beginning the pharmaceutical procedure after the patient visits the doctor may also shorten the wait time at the pharmacist. Most facilities have begun using "vending machines" to deliver non-narcotic medications to patients, eliminating the requirement forthe delay.

They could phone in their refill, linked to their driver's license, scan the license at the device, confirm the last four digits of their SSN, and the drugs would be dispensed in a bag and ready for pickup right away. Some other option is to have a mobile coordinator station; the coordinators would have a "traveling" unit that would permit people to meet the patient in the physician area and cover all information necessary, allowing patients to be done after visiting a physician. Adding more security personnel to help individuals through might reduce a few of the initial delays.