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What are wait groups?
Wait groups is used to split patients into wait list groups that each require a different type of action.
- Unbooked - patients without an operation date with more than 28 days to target treatment date
- Unbooked risk - patients without an operation date within 28 days of target treatment date
- Unbooked long wait – patients without a booking that have exceeded their clinically recommended timeframe
- Booked in Time - patients with planned operation with more than 14 days until their clinically recommended timeframe expires
- Booked Risk – patients with a planned operation within 14 days of target treatment date
- Booked Breach – patients with a planned operation that is after their clinically recommended timeframe
- Booked Long Wait – patients with a planned operation who have already exceeded their clinically recommended timeframe