Which report provides detailed information on patient no-show trends to assist in schedule optimization?

The Non-show statistical report is specifically designed to track and analyze trends related to patient no-shows. This type of report compiles data on how often patients fail to attend their scheduled appointments, allowing health services managers to identify patterns over time, such as peak no-show days or high-risk demographics. Understanding these trends enables healthcare facilities to implement targeted strategies to reduce no-shows, optimize appointment scheduling, and improve overall patient access to care.

In contrast, the other reports mentioned serve different purposes. The Clinic workload report generally focuses on the amount and type of work performed in a clinic, but it does not specifically address no-show trends. The Patient access report looks at how easily patients can secure appointments, which can include wait times and availability, but it does not detail the no-show statistics. The Provider performance report assesses the effectiveness and performance metrics of individual providers, rather than addressing scheduling issues related to patient attendance.