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Informing BPM practice in Emergency Units of South African hospitals for improved patient flow
Globally, higher healthcare demand strains existing systems, already overburdened by a lack of resources and funding while longer life expectancy and increased disease burden force higher patient loads. A majority of the South African population is medically uninsured and therefore depend on emergen...
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Department of Information Systems
2018
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