Simulation-based study of hematology outpatient clinics with focus on model reusability

N. Mustafee, Michael D. Williams, F. Hughes, Korina Katsaliaki
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Several factors are expected to significantly increase stakeholders' interest in healthcare simulation studies in the foreseeable future, e.g., the use of metrics for performance measurement, and increasing patients' expectations. To cater to this, several strategies may have to be implemented in concert, e.g., development of skilled manpower and engagement with academia. The focus of this paper is on one such strategy -model reusability. The paper reports on an ongoing study that investigates the outpatient capacity and demand for specialist hematology services. The primary objective of this study is to test strategies for service consolidation. Yet another objective is to model the simulation with the granularity that would enable the model to reused in similar operations context. The paper discusses the reusability aspect and presents an overview of the hematology OPD case study; since this is an ongoing study the results of the simulation are not presented in this paper.
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基于仿真的血液学门诊研究,重点是模型的可重用性
在可预见的未来,预计有几个因素会显著增加利益相关者对医疗保健模拟研究的兴趣,例如,使用指标进行绩效衡量,以及提高患者的期望。为了满足这一需求,可能必须协调实施若干战略,例如,开发熟练人力和与学术界的接触。本文的重点是研究其中一种策略——模型可重用性。该论文报告了一项正在进行的研究,调查门诊能力和专科血液学服务的需求。本研究的主要目标是测试服务整合策略。另一个目标是为模拟建模,使模型能够在类似的操作上下文中重用。本文讨论了可重用性方面,并对血液学OPD的案例研究进行了概述;由于这是一项正在进行的研究,因此本文不提供模拟结果。
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