Probability Models for Health Care Operations with Application to Emergency Medicine
AB Sharif - 2016 - search.proquest.com
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This thesis consists of four contributing chapters; two of which are inspired by practical
problems related to emergency department (ED) operations management and the remaining
two are motivated by the theoretical problem related to the time-dependent priority queue.
Unlike classical priority queue, priorities in the time-dependent priority queue depends on
the amount of time an arrival waits for service in addition to the priority class they belong.
problems related to emergency department (ED) operations management and the remaining
two are motivated by the theoretical problem related to the time-dependent priority queue.
Unlike classical priority queue, priorities in the time-dependent priority queue depends on
the amount of time an arrival waits for service in addition to the priority class they belong.
Abstract
This thesis consists of four contributing chapters; two of which are inspired by practical problems related to emergency department (ED) operations management and the remaining two are motivated by the theoretical problem related to the time-dependent priority queue. Unlike classical priority queue, priorities in the time-dependent priority queue depends on the amount of time an arrival waits for service in addition to the priority class they belong.
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