为梅奥诊所的护理团队建模

T. Rohleder, T. Huschka, Jason Egginton, Dan O'Neil, Naomi Woychick
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在梅奥诊所,护理团队正在被评估为提高医护人员生产力和病人服务的一种手段。传统的门诊护理是医护人员相互独立工作,很少协调。参与实践的初始反馈支持护理团队的价值。我们的研究侧重于护理团队方法的定量分析。通过收集与患者就诊相关的详细任务数据,我们然后使用离散事件模拟来设计替代护理团队配置,分析人员成本选项,并将其与传统门诊护理交付进行比较。
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Modeling care teams at Mayo Clinic
At Mayo Clinic, care teams are being evaluated as a means to improve health care staff productivity and patient service. Traditional care in outpatient practices has health care staff working independently of each other with little coordination. Initial feedback by participating practices support the value of care teams. Our research focuses on a quantitative analysis of the care teams approach. By collecting detailed task data related to patient visits we then use discrete-event simulation to design alternative care team configurations, analyze staffing cost options, and compare these to traditional outpatient care delivery.
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