Comparison between 2018 & 2019 by graphs and comments - Business Finance
helloI need comments on each clinic in each sheet in 2019 Report. Then I need comparison between 2018 & 2019 for each clinic and the overall at the end by graphs. In 2019 you will find KPI#6 blank, kindly make summary from the Average Calorie Intake excel file; the target is 85\%. I need to show the average calorie intake for each patient monthly.NOTE: for KPI#1&2 the target is 30 minutes and for KPI#3 the target is 60 days.
mnt_kpis_report_2019.xlsx
mnt_kpis_report_2018.xlsx
average_calorie_intake_in_picu_audit.xlsx
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1. Patient Waiting Time to be Seen by Clinical Dietitian in the Specialized
Nutrition Clinics
AVG of Wait
Time
(time b/w arrival &
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
visit start in
minutes)
6.67
-9
10.1
11.21
9.07
4.2
30.88
-5.85
11.89
9.16
40.6635
7.833
visit start in
minutes)
44.14
45.47
35.38
44.33
47.31
28.27
47.56
48.36
28.67
43.53
34.26
59.24
visit start in
minutes)
21.63
25.32
30.32
42.79
30.78
54.1
46.59
34.56
26.81
43.81
34.5
42.61
45
42.08
40
30.8831.71
26.7
30
20
11.21
10.1
6.67
10
30.21
11.89
9.07
9.16
4.2
0
-10
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
-5.85
-9
NOV
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
DEC
General Nutriton Clinic
Mon. a.m.
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
23.73
12.42
4.57
-0.14
18.75
29.18
16
21.78
5.13
-18
0.73
15.44
40.2
35.9
32.5
59.24
60
50
44.14
45.47
44.33
40
30
47.56
47.31
48.36
43.53
35.38
34.26
29.18
28.27
28.67
23.73
21.78
18.75
20
16
12.42
10
15.44
5.13
4.57
0.73
0
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
-0.14
-10
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
-18
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
9.78
15.09
13.22
24.67
2.11
-1.7
9.54
1.78
-0.375
18.42
10.42
15.3
General Nutriton Clinic
Tues. a.m.
60
54.1
50
40
30
20
46.59
42.79
21.63
25.32
30.32
15.09
9.78
43.81
34.56
30.78
24.67 2.11
26.81
13.22
10.42
18.42
10
(time b/w arrival &
visit start in
minutes)
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN -1.7JUL
AUG
1.78
-0.375
SEP
OCT
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
General Nutriton Clinic
Wed. p.m.
40
15.3
9.54
0
-10
42.61
34.5
36.151667 9.854583
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
50.625
50
-20
(time b/w arrival &
Total
AVG
60
42.21 10.79917
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
71.71
70
45
50.625
26.7
32.5
42.08
35.9
71.71
31.71
30.21
40.2
(time b/w arrival &
Total
AVG
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
80
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
General Nutriton Clinic
Sun. p.m
AVG of Late
Time
39.04
37.91
NOV
DEC
DEC
39.04
40
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
AVG
14.36
20.89
19.95
19.14
19.82
28.58
39.04
22.33
26.88
37.91
30.47
16.95
-13
-6.38
-14.75
-12.09
-17.47
8.67
-10.75
-27.89
-1.25
-11.5
-23.57
-8.48
24.693333
-11.5383
AVG of Wait
Time
(time b/w arrival &
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
AVG
visit start in
minutes)
61.83
62.75
47.16
95.64
35.09
75.13
32.33
40.4
28.25
54.41
20.11
61.82
51.243333
(time b/w arrival &
Total
AVG
visit start in
minutes)
36
44.18
46.4
44.75
6.13
49.57
24.42
34.4
13.06
20.36
45.31
19
-10.34
-11
-15.16
-8.5
8.81
-19.25
-30.76
-42.67
-14.82
-32.54
-49.84
-26.71
-21.065
19.14
19.82
16.95
8.67
10
0
JAN
FEB
MAR
-10
-20
APR
-6.38
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
-1.25
OCT
-10.75
-12.09
-14.75
-13
NOV
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
8.8
23.27
11.067
-6.31
12.875
-3
14.67
-30
2
0.09
4.15
187
(time b/w arrival &
visit start in
minutes)
-8.48
-11.5
-17.47
-23.57
AVG of Wait Time
-27.89
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
Adult Transplant Nutriton Clinic
95.64
100
75.13
80
61.83
62.75
61.82
54.41
60
47.16
40.4
35.09
40
32.33
28.25
20.11
20
8.81
0
-20
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
-8.5
-10.34
-11
-15.16
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
53.67
72.06
71.04
78.92
35.86
58.3
71.95
79.35
-10.67
15.52
-11.5
14.83
40.28
-15.1
-4.28
1.82
DEC
-14.82
-19.25
-30.76
-40
-26.71
-32.54
-49.84
-60
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
Pediatric Transplant Nutriton Clinic
200
187
150
100
50
46.4
44.18
36
8.8
23.27
0
JAN
FEB
MAR
49.57
44.75
11.067 6.13
APR
45.31
24.42
14.67
34.4
13.06
12.875
MAY
-6.31
JUN
-3
20.36
19
0.09
4.15
2
JUL
-50
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
-30
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
Oncology Nutriton Clinic
Sun.a.m.
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
DEC
-30
AVG of Late
Time
31.965 18.71767
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
19.95
-42.67
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
20.89
26.88
22.33
14.36
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
30.47
28.58
30
20
37.91
79.35
78.92
80
72.06
71.95
71.04
70
60
60.44
58.3
53.67
52.88
50
40.28
35.86
40
37.53
39.67
30
20
15.52
14.83
17.11
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
AVG
37.53
52.88
39.67
60.44
59.305833 3.461667
visit start in
minutes)
42.538333
26.32
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
-4.28
1.82
SEP
AUG
OCT
NOV
DEC
-2
-12.15
-11.5
-15.1
-20
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
Oncology Nutriton Clinic
Mon. a.m.
60
50
45.67
43.22
40
31.43
32.32
30.3
27.34
30
20
20.59
18.95
30.83
26.86
20.15
11.78
7.83
10
0
visit start in
minutes)
16.2
13.15
13.09
6.64
9.6
3.4
13.4
5.3
4.7
13.13
9.67
12.83
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
0.8
-0.69
25.81
9
-4.3
-1
-6.4
-18.6
-0.3
-9.4
21.2
8.67
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
DEC
Ketogenic Diet Clinic
Mon.
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
MAY
AVG of Wait Time
30
25.81
25
20
21.2
16.2
13.15
15
5
13.4
13.09
9
10
13.13
6.64
3.4
JAN
-0.69
FEB
MAR
APR
-5
MAY
JUN-1
-4.3
JUL
8.67
4.7
5.3
0.8
0
12.83
9.67
9.6
AUG
SEP
-0.3
OCT
NOV
DEC
-6.4
-10
-9.4
-15
10.0925 2.065833
AVG of Wait
Time
(time b/w arrival &
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
18.95
43.22
20.59
20.15
30.3
45.67
27.34
11.78
26.86
32.32
30.83
7.83
(time b/w arrival &
Total
AVG
7.68
0
AVG of Late
Time
31.43
35.59
45.64
33.63
45.54
58.28
41.63
46.86
33.62
53.4
48.67
36.17
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
17.11
14.83
10
-10.67
(time b/w arrival &
Total
AVG
15.52
20
-10
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
-12.15
-2
17.11
7.68
visit start in
minutes)
17.47
24.61
24.6
17.925
14.36
-20
-18.6
5.61
1.33
5.22
9.875
7.21
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
General Pediatrics Nutrition Clinic
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
AVG of Wait Time
30
28.08
24.61
25
20
15
17.47
25.77
24.6
23.28
17.925
23.34
22.1
20.78
17.17
14.36
14.36
15
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
AVG
23.28
28.08
22.1
17.17
25.77
20.78
23.34
21.62375 3.640167
AVG of Wait
Time
(time b/w arrival &
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
AVG
visit start in
minutes)
15.94
15.67
9.28
14
10.33
17.8
29.75
18
21.33
19.25
14.11
26.9
(time b/w arrival &
Total
AVG
visit start in
minutes)
34
25.8
28.625
21.83
26.42
32
13.9
18.14
43.22
23.33
26.375
17.33
25.914167
9.875
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
9.83
7.53
67.13
53.19
0.11
27
24.43
6.9
-14.78
0.83
5
25.3
7.21
5.61
-12.67
8.4
-53.375
-44.67
-59.71
-40
-95
-109.43
-56.89
-93.67
-4.5
-69.78
-52.6079
6.22
5.22
5
1.57
1.33
1.017
1.67
0
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
-1.39
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
-3.28
-5
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
Pediatrics Diabetic Nutrition Clinic
67.13
70
60
53.19
50
40
29.7527
24.43
30
20
15.94
15.67
14.11
14
10.33
6.9
7.53
9.28
0
JAN
FEB
26.9 25.3
19.25
21.33
18
17.8
9.83
10
MAR
5
0.83
0.11
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
-10
-14.78
-20
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
Pediatrics Oncology Nutrition Clinic
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
8.63
10
AVG of Late
Time
17.696667 17.70583
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
1.57
6.22
-1.39
-3.28
1.017
1.67
8.63
60
43.22
40
34
28.625
25.8
20
21.83
32
26.42
13.9
8.4
23.33 26.375
18.14
17.33
0
JAN
-20
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
-4.5
DEC
-12.67
-40
-40
-44.67
-60
-53.375
-56.89
-59.71
-69.78
-80
-100
-93.67
-95
-109.43
-120
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Wait
Time
(time b/w arrival &
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
AVG
visit start in
minutes)
-5.5
38.6
6.25
38.6
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
6.25
5
0
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
-5
41.3
(time b/w arrival &
Total
AVG
44
45
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
44
AVG of Wait
Time
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Cardiac Rehab Nutrition Clinic
AVG of Late
Time
visit start in
minutes)
32.5
10.5
16.5
19.4
21.75
20.25
29
6.67
8.8
18.67
32.67
13.56
-5.5
-10
0.375
-10.25
-11.5
-2
2.6
18.5
-9
2.67
5.67
4.4
4.67
0.5
6.11
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
Body Composition Analysis Clinic
AVG of Late
Time
(time b/w appt
time & visit start
in minutes)
AVG of Wait Time
35
32.67
32.5
29
30
25
21.75
20
19.4
20.25
18.67
18.5
16.5
13.56
15
10.5
8.8
10
6.67
5.67
5
4.4
6.11
4.67
2.67
2.6
0.5
19.189167 1.030833
0
JAN
FEB
MAR
-2
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
-5
-10
-10.25
-9
-11.5
-15
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
AVG of Wait AVG of Late
Time in
Time in
Nutriton
Nutriton
Clinics
Clinics
31.36
3.61
34.18
8.79
35.63
4.83
38.15
6.76
25.6
6.28
40.96
3.68
37.97
2.6
35.18
-9.11
28.25
-0.21
35.011
-2.75
29.16
1.96
37.85
9.04
AVG of Wait Time
(time b/w arrival & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Late Time
(time b/w appt time & visit start in minutes)
AVG of Wait time & Late Time in Nutrition
Clinics 2019
50
40.96
38.15
40
34.18
37.97
35.63
37.85
35.18
35.011
31.36
28.25
30
29.16
25.6
20
10
8.79
9.04
Total
AVG
9.04
8.79
10
34.108417 2.956667
4.83
3.61
6.76
6.28
3.68
1.96
2.6
0
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
-10
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
NOV
-0.21 OCT
-2.75
-9.11
AVG of Wait Time in Nutriton Clinics
AVG of Late Time in Nutriton Clinics
DEC
2. Out-patient No Show Rate in the Specialized Nutrition Clinics
60\%
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
General Nutriton
Clinic, Sun. p.m. No Show
General Nutriton
Clinic, Mon.a.m.
0\%
43\%
25\%
46\%
44\%
47\%
54\%
59\%
39\%
32\%
39\%
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
General Nutriton
Clinic, Mon.p.m No Show
32\%
44\%
39\%
53\%
38\%
General Nutriton
48\%
Clinic, Mon.a.m.
23\%
46\%
51\%
51\%
43\%
48\%
43\%
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
General Nutriton
Clinic, Wed.a.m. No Show
47\%
34\%
38\%
38\%
53\%
General Nutriton
31\%
Clinic, Tues. a.m.
42\%
50\%
38\%
28\%
38\%
36\%
39\%
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
General Nutriton
Clinic, Wed.p.m. No Show
44\%
40\%
45\%
38\%
30\%
General Nutriton
33\%
Clinic, Wed.p.m.
44\%
57\%
50\%
33\%
41\%
39\%
41\%
50\%
40\%
No Show
30\%
54\%
46\% 44\% 47\%
43\%
20\%
59\%
General Nutriton Clinic, Sun.
p.m.
39\%
32\%
25\%
10\%
0\%
0\%
60\%
50\%
40\%
No Show
30\%
53\%
44\%
20\%
39\%
48\%
46\%
51\% 51\%
43\%
38\%
32\%
48\%
General Nutriton Clinic,
Mon.p.m
23\%
10\%
0\%
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
60\%
50\%
40\%
No Show
30\%
53\%
47\%
20\%
34\%
50\%
42\%
38\% 38\%
38\%
31\%
38\% 36\%
General Nutriton Clinic,
Wed.a.m.
28\%
10\%
0\%
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
60\%
50\%
40\%
No Show
30\%
20\%
57\%
44\%
40\%
45\%
44\%
38\%
30\% 33\%
50\%
33\%
41\% 39\%
10\%
0\%
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
General Nutriton Clinic,
Wed.p.m.
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
Ketogenic Diet
Clinic, Mon
Ketogenic Diet
Clinic, Mon
No Show
44\%
8\%
21\%
13\%
9\%
17\%
21\%
23\%
9\%
12\%
13\%
8\%
16\%
40\%
No Show
30\%
47\%
20\%
50\%
49\% 52\% 46\% 45\%
44\%
38\% 35\%
Oncology Nutrition Clinic, Sun.
35\%
23\%
10\%
Dec
Oct
Nov
Sep
Jul
Aug
Jun
Apr
May
Feb
0\%
50\%
45\%
40\%
35\%
30\%
25\%
20\%
15\%
34\% 35\%
39\%
No Show
48\%
45\%
40\%
38\% 36\%
24\%
23\%
10\%
Oncology Nutrition Clinic, Mon
28\% 29\%
5\%
Dec
Nov
Oct
Sep
Aug
Jul
Jun
May
Mar
Apr
0\%
45\%
40\%
35\%
30\%
25\%
No Show
44\%
20\%
Ketogenic Diet Clinic, Mon
15\%
21\%
10\%
13\%
5\%
8\%
17\%
21\% 23\%
9\%
9\%
12\% 13\%
8\%
0\%
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
50\%
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
General Pediatric
Nutrition Clinic,
Sun
No Show
39\%
31\%
48\%
28\%
45\%
General Pediatric
43\%
Nutrition Clinic,
33\%
Sun
39\%
35\%
19\%
38\%
43\%
37\%
50\%
Month
Jan
General Pediatric
Nutrition Clinic,
Wed.
No Show
37\%
General Pediatric
Nutrition Clinic,
Tues.
52\%
Mar
Oncology Nutrition
Clinic, Mon
No Show
34\%
35\%
39\%
23\%
45\%
Oncology Nutrition
38\%
Clinic, Wed.
36\%
48\%
24\%
28\%
29\%
40\%
35\%
50\%
Feb
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
60\%
Jan
Oncology Nutrition
Clinic, Sun.
No Show
47\%
52\%
38\%
35\%
50\%
Oncology Nutrition
23\%
Clinic, Sun.
44\%
35\%
49\%
52\%
46\%
45\%
43\%
Jan
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
45\%
40\%
35\%
No Show
30\%
25\%
20\%
15\%
10\%
48\%
45\% 43\%
39\%
31\%
28\%
39\%
33\%
38\%
35\%
43\%
19\%
5\%
0\%
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
45\%
40\%
35\%
General Pediatric Nutrition
Clinic, Sun
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
General Pediatric
Nutrition Clinic,
Tues.
25\%
29\%
39\%
47\%
4\%
26\%
39\%
37\%
14\%
43\%
34\%
31\%
35\%
No Show
30\%
25\%
20\%
15\%
47\%
39\%
37\%
25\%
29\%
0\%
34\%
26\%
10\%
5\%
43\%
39\% 37\%
14\%
4\%
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
General Pediatric Nutrition
Clinic, Wed.
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
Oncology Pediatric
Nutrition Clinic,
Mon.
No Show
36\%
0\%
22\%
20\%
30\%
Oncology Pediatric
37\%
Nutrition Clinic,
0\%
Mon.
25\%
27\%
22\%
31\%
36\%
24\%
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
Pediatric Diabetic
Nutrition Clinic,
Thur.
No Show
29\%
16\%
28\%
26\%
37\%
Pediatric Diabetic
44\%
Nutrition Clinic,
22\%
Thur.
45\%
27\%
33\%
17\%
41\%
30\%
35\%
30\%
25\%
20\%
No Show
37\%
36\%
36\%
30\%
15\%
25\% 27\%
22\% 20\%
10\%
31\%
Oncology Pediatric Nutrition
Clinic, Mon.
22\%
5\%
0\%
0\%
0\%
45\%
40\%
35\%
30\%
No Show
25\%
20\%
15\%
45\%
44\%
41\%
37\%
29\%
10\%
28\% 26\%
33\%
22\%
27\%
Pediatric Diabetic Nutrition
Clinic, Thur.
17\%
16\%
5\%
0\%
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
100\%
No Show
50\%
100\%
75\%
90\%
80\%
70\%
60\%
No Show
100\%
50\%
Cardiac Rehab
Nutrition Clinic,
Tues.
40\%
30\%
20\%
Cardiac Rehab Nutrition Clinic,
Wed.
75\%
50\%
10\%
75\%
Dec
Oct
Nov
Sep
Jul
Aug
Jun
Apr
May
Feb
Mar
0\%
Jan
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
Cardiac Rehab
Nutrition Clinic,
Wed.
40\%
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
Body Analysis
Clinic,Sun.
Body Analysis
Clinic,Sun.
30\%
36\% 39\% 37\%
20\%
29\%
No Show
54\%
48\%
47\%
37\%
Transplant Nutrition Clinic, Sun.
44\% 42\% 43\%
23\%
10\%
Dec
Oct
Nov
Sep
Jul
Aug
Jun
Apr
May
Feb
Mar
Jan
0\%
50\%
No Show
0\%
25\%
43\%
38\%
25\%
20\%
55\%
67\%
50\%
14\%
33\%
36\%
34\%
45\%
40\%
35\%
30\%
No Show
50\%
25\%
20\%
15\%
10\%
38\% 38\%
32\%
24\%
31\%
35\%
Transplant Nutrition Clinic,Wed.
40\%
24\%
21\% 21\%
14\%
5\%
Dec
Nov
Oct
Sep
Aug
Jul
Jun
0\%
Apr
No Show
24\%
21\%
21\%
32\%
50\%
24\%
38\%
38\%
31\%
35\%
40\%
14\%
31\%
May
Transplant
Nutrition
Clinic,Wed.
40\%
Mar
Transplant
Nutrition
Clinic,Wed.
50\%
Feb
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
Transplant
Nutrition Clinic,
Sun.
60\%
No Show
29\%
47\%
36\%
39\%
37\%
48\%
37\%
44\%
42\%
43\%
54\%
23\%
40\%
Jan
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
TOTAL
Transplant
Nutrition Clinic,
Sun.
70\%
60\%
50\%
40\%
No Show
67\%
30\%
55\%
43\%
20\%
10\%
0\%
25\%
Body Analysis Clinic,Sun.
50\%
38\%
33\% 36\%
25\%
20\%
14\%
0\%
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Adult
AdultGeneral
Nutriton,80\%
Sun
39\%
General
Nutriton, Mon
43\%
Adult General
70\%
Nutrition
clinic, Tues.
a.m.
39\%
Adult General
60\%
Nutrition,
Wed.p.m.
Adult
Oncology
Nutrition
50\%
Clinic, Sun.
Adult
Oncology
Nutrition
Clinic, Mon.
40\%
Ketogenic
Diet Clinic,
Mon.
Pediatric
General
Nutriton 30\%
Clinic, Sun.
Pediatric
General
Pediatric20\%
Nutriton
Clinic, Wed.
Pediatric
Oncology10\%
Nutriton Clinic
Pediatric
Diabetic
Nutrition
Clinic
0\%
Cardiac Rehab
Nutrition
Clinic
Adult
Transplant
Nutrition
Clinic, Sun.
No Show Patients In Nutrition Clinics for the Year of 2019
75\%
41\%
43\%
43\%
35\%
39\%
43\%
41\%
40\%
39\%
37\%
35\%
16\%
34\%
31\%
30\%
37\%
24\%
16\%
31\%
24\%
30\%
75\%
40\%
Pediatric
Transplant
Nutrition
Clinic, Wed.
31\%
Body Analysis
Clinic, Sun.
34\%
No Show Patients in Nutriton Clinics in 2019
Clinic Name
AdultGeneral Nutrition clinic, Sun. p.m.
Adult General Nutriton Clinic, Mon.
AdultGeneral Nutrition clinic, Tues.
Audlt General Nutrition clinic, Wed.p.m.
Adult Oncology Nutrition Clinic, Sun.
Adult Oncology Nutrition Clinic, Mon
Ketogenic Diet Clinic, Mon.
Pediatric General Nutriton Clinic, Sun.
Pediatric General Nutriton Clinic, Wed.
Pediatric Oncology Nutriton Clinic
Pediatric Diabetic Nutrition Clinic
Cardiac Rehab Nutrition Clinic
Adult Transplant Nutrition Clinic, Sun.
Pediatric Transplant Nutrition Clinic, Wed.
Body Analysis Clinic, Sun.
TOTAL OF NO SHOW \%
\%
39\%
43\%
39\%
41\%
43\%
35\%
16\%
37\%
31\%
24\%
30\%
75\%
40\%
31\%
34\%
37\%
2018
44\%
47\%
42\%
48\%
43\%
20\%
38\%
32\%
27\%
33\%
47\%
44\%
33\%
17\%
37\%
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31\%
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Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
3rd Next
Availabe
Appointment
for New Pt.
(days)
3rd Next Availabe
Appointment for
Follow up Pt.
(days)
Adult General Nutrition Clinic
Sun. p.m.
99
100
76
80
55
66
99
28
62
57
59
76
63
6
31
6
13
27
22
30
20
28
AVG
62.77777778
20.33333333
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
3rd Next
Availabe
Appointment
for New Pt.
(days)
78
71
170
147
156
126
134
112
113
104
119
113
3rd Next Availabe
Appointment for
Follow up Pt.
(days)
78
64
44
112
94
105
113
91
72
76
84
64
AVG
120.25
83.08333333
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
3rd Next
Availabe
Appointment
for New Pt.
(days)
44
65
10
8
19
9
14
7
9
20
7
30
3rd Next Availabe
Appointment for
Follow up Pt.
(days)
79
58
38
15
12
92
65
14
66
65
15
21
AVG
20.16666667
45
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
3rd Next
Availabe
Appointment
for New Pt.
(days)
80
94
123
128
118
107
108
93
67
90
58
3rd Next Availabe
Appointment for
Follow up Pt.
(days)
80
66
18
16
104
86
80
86
60
80
44
66
62
55
60
31
40
20
28
6
59
57
27
30
22
20
13
6
0
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
3rd Next Availabe Appointment for New Pt. (days)
3rd Next Availabe Appointment for Follow up Pt. (days)
Adult General Nutrition Clinic
Mon.p.m.
200
170
156
147
150
100
112
94
78 78 71
64
134
126
119
113 112
113
113
105
104
91
84
76
72
44
50
0
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
3rd Next Availabe Appointment for New Pt. (days)
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