Hypothesis 2 Results (Does Multitasking Improve Performance? Evidence from the Emergency Department)
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Researchers find that initially, the multitasking physician experiences fewer 24-hour patient revisits. However, with increasing levels of multitasking, they begin to see more frequent 24-hour revisits. This provides support for hypothesis 2. Based on these estimates, the optimal number of patients to multitask to reduce revisits is around 4.
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Based on the model specification the optimal level of physician multitasking that maximizes throughput rate is around 5 patients. However, the level of multitasking that maximizes throughput will likely vary across physicians, due to differences in individual working styles and inherent capabilities.
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