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  • Patient Experience

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  • Understanding hospital visitor dynamics is essential for operational efficiency and resource allocation.
  • Previous research has not comprehensively quantified hospital-wide visitor traffic and associated costs in Australia.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To quantify the number, timing, and destinations of visitors to a large metropolitan public hospital.
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  • To establish a baseline for future research on hospital visitor impact.

Main Methods:

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  • Data on visit times, destinations, and parking costs were collected.

Main Results:

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  • Average daily parking costs were estimated at A$18.10 (standard) and A$11.85 (concessional).

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  • This is the first known study to examine hospital-wide visiting patterns in Australia.
  • Findings are vital for hospital planning, resource management, and understanding visitor impact.
  • The data can inform future research on patient outcomes and the overall hospital experience.