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Please visit our Access Dashboard – September 2023 to find wait times for many of our ambulatory clinics and a list of conditions considered urgent for scheduling purposes. We hope this information will support you in making decisions about referring to Seattle Children’s. Algorithms and other clinical care resources for common pediatric conditions are available at seattlechildrens.org/algorithms.
The new Access Dashboard – August 2023 provides visibility into Seattle Children’s ambulatory clinics’ wait times. Page 1 lists wait times by specialty. Page 2 lists conditions or symptoms considered urgent for scheduling purposes.
The Access Dashboard can help community providers make decisions about referring to Seattle Children’s versus referring elsewhere or managing a patient in their medical home.
We welcome your feedback on this new tool; contact us at [email protected].
Seattle Children’s has a robust toolbox of algorithms and other clinical care resources to help primary care providers (PCPs) manage patients in primary care and know when is the right time to refer to a specialist. These resources were created with the help of PCPs and are compiled along with Seattle Children’s clinical standard work pathways at seattlechildrens.org/algorithms.
Our new Access Dashboard – July 2023 tool makes Seattle Children’s wait times more visible to community providers. It has two pages. Page 1 lists wait times by specialty. Page 2 lists conditions or symptoms considered urgent for scheduling purposes.
The Access Dashboard is intended to help community providers make decisions about referring to Seattle Children’s versus referring elsewhere or managing a patient in their medical home instead.
We welcome your feedback on this new tool; contact us at [email protected].
Wait times are currently long in many Seattle Children’s specialty clinics. Many improvements are underway to optimize our scheduling processes and enable Seattle Children’s specialists to see more patients, in a more timely manner, while offering a better scheduling and pre-visit experience for families. We look forward to telling you more about that later this summer.
Seattle Children’s has been working for the last several years to develop a robust toolbox of algorithms and other clinical care resources to help primary care providers (PCPs) manage patients in primary care and know when it is the right time to refer to a specialist. Read full post »
Click the link to the “Access Dashboard – June 2023” to access the full two-page document.
We heard you! In response to requests from community providers, Seattle Children’s will now publish regular updates about wait times in many of our ambulatory clinics. Taking the form of a two-page “access dashboard,” this tool will be available to all Provider News subscribers.
We hope this information will support you in making decisions about referring to Seattle Children’s. We value every referral and hope you will continue to refer here whenever that is best for your patient.
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