A hospital in Abu Dhabi where patients wait to go home
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A private hospital in Abu Dhabi has 200 beds, 90 percent full on average. Patients stay 5 days on average, but half a day of that is waiting to go home: for the discharge letter, for medicines to take home, or for transport. Planning discharges the day before cuts the average stay to 4.5 days. Patients are on a waiting list, and each extra admission earns AED 3,000 of contribution. What is this worth? (Fictional hospital, illustrative figures.)
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