… of waiting time in an urban pediatric emergency department (ED) is accurate and whether
the actual waiting times or their perception of waiting times impact on parental satisfaction. …

… We evaluated differences in emergency department wait time (time from arrival to first … ED
wait time. Furthermore, given prior research that PEDs provide higher quality care for children …

… A 33-question survey was developed for this study assessing adolescents’ overall satisfaction
with their ED care as well as their views on the waiting time and setting, medical staff, …

… wait times in 15 metropolitan areas across the United States showed that the average wait
time … are doubled when difficulty obtaining care from a PCP with long wait times is perceived. …

… Other variables significantly associated with wait time were hospital urban status, patient
age, Hispanic race/ethnicity, self-pay insurance status, use of medications to treat severe illness…

… Pumell LD: A survey of emergency department triage in 185 hospitals: Physical facilities,
fast-track systems, patient-classification systems, waiting times, qualification, training, and skills …

… located in densely populated, urban areas. Several studies … , hospitals in urban areas had
longer wait times than did … factor in wait time, minority children had longer wait times in the ED …

… reasons for accessing an urban Pediatric Emergency Room (PER) for primary care and to
explore … The 3 factors are as follows: wait time to see the doctor in the office, wait time to get an …

… hours of operation, ease of getting an appointment, and wait time. Halfon et al 2 noted that
children receiving care in community health centers were more likely than those who received …

… Furthermore, given that increased waiting time has been … of care for this study, in particular
length of stay (LOS) and time to … CCHMC is a large, urban, and tertiary care pediatric teaching …