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Manual Shift Scheduling

Manual Shift Scheduling is a shift scheduling method that relies on human-driven processes, typically using non-automated tools such as spreadsheets or paper-based systems, to allocate work shifts without the integration of algorithmic or software-based optimization techniques.

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    Amy Cohn

    University of Michigan, United States

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    Ariella Rose

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    Elizabeth Perelstein

    University of Rochester Medical Center, United States

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    Micah T. Long

    University of Wisconsin–Madison, United States

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    Young-Chae Hong

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