Titlebook: Health Care Systems Engineering; HCSE, Montréal, Cana Valérie Bélanger,Nadia Lahrichi,Semih Yalçındağ Conference proceedings 2020 Springer

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Modelling Hospital Medical Wards to Address Patient Complexity: A Case-Based Simulation-Optimization the patient relevant characteristics such as complexity and frailty. The main contribution of this paper is to develop a Discrete Event Simulation model to describe in detail the pathways of complex patients through medical hospital wards. The model has been applied to reproduce a case study of an

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Coxian Phase-Type Regression Models for Understanding the Relationship Between Patient Attributes, Oigh presentation numbers, and long delays in the admission of patients due to a lack of availability of hospital beds. Understanding the factors which influence length of stay (LoS) in the ED is a vital aspect of any strategy to improve patient flow. The determinants of ED patient flow are complex a

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A Two-Phase Approach to the Emergency Department Physician Rostering Problemmount importance that workload balance has in this setting, we propose a tailored two-phase approach and we present two optimization models on which the proposed approach is based. In the first phase, we assign all the weekend (and holidays) shifts to physicians in a medium-term planning horizon pur

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Using a Slotted Queuing Model to Compare the Efficacy of Emergency Departments Operating with and Wi, and overseen by physician via telephone, Collaborative Emergency Centres (CECs) have replaced traditional physician-led EDs overnight. We modeled the performance of CECs using a slotted queuing model to determine how well they perform in larger communities. It is shown that a CEC’s success is rela

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