Waiting lists are of great concern to healthcare executives because of their societal and political priority. This paper presents a web-based system for managing operating theatre waiting lists in hospitals. It challenges traditional hospital strategies for managing waiting lists and sets out to achieve three objectives. Firstly, to manage patients waiting for surgery interventions within only one waiting list, secondly, to improve customer satisfaction in an environment that often imposes unexpected and unexplained deviation from planned activities and thirdly, to create a system effectively supporting decisions for waiting list management. The paper uses IDEF0 to map the waiting list management process and fuzzy logics to deal with the dy...
This study attempts to apply a management science technique to improve the efficiency of Hospital Ad...
This paper deals with the problem of managing elective surgery waiting lists. The popular discomfort...
Abstract Background Prioritization of waiting lists for elective surgery represents a major issue in...
This paper considers the phenomenon of waiting lists in a healthcare setting, which is characterised...
This paper considers the phenomenon of waiting lists in a healthcare setting, which is characterised...
This paper considers the phenomenon of waiting lists in a healthcare setting, which is characterised...
This paper considers the phenomenon of waiting lists in a healthcare setting, which is characterised...
Waiting lists for elective surgery are considered a major health policy concern in most countries o...
Excessive waiting time for elective surgery and a lack of information regarding patient's status in ...
With the advent of computer science in hospitals, Electronic Health Record comes up, with the aim of...
Real waiting times for surgery. Proposal for an improved system for their managemen
Real waiting times for surgery. Proposal for an improved system for their managemen
Waiting lists are often assumed to be natural products of the demand and supply interplay in the hos...
Paper aims: This work aims to develop a systematized approach for the reduction of medical appointme...
Prioritising elective surgery patients under the Australian three-category system is inherently subj...
This study attempts to apply a management science technique to improve the efficiency of Hospital Ad...
This paper deals with the problem of managing elective surgery waiting lists. The popular discomfort...
Abstract Background Prioritization of waiting lists for elective surgery represents a major issue in...
This paper considers the phenomenon of waiting lists in a healthcare setting, which is characterised...
This paper considers the phenomenon of waiting lists in a healthcare setting, which is characterised...
This paper considers the phenomenon of waiting lists in a healthcare setting, which is characterised...
This paper considers the phenomenon of waiting lists in a healthcare setting, which is characterised...
Waiting lists for elective surgery are considered a major health policy concern in most countries o...
Excessive waiting time for elective surgery and a lack of information regarding patient's status in ...
With the advent of computer science in hospitals, Electronic Health Record comes up, with the aim of...
Real waiting times for surgery. Proposal for an improved system for their managemen
Real waiting times for surgery. Proposal for an improved system for their managemen
Waiting lists are often assumed to be natural products of the demand and supply interplay in the hos...
Paper aims: This work aims to develop a systematized approach for the reduction of medical appointme...
Prioritising elective surgery patients under the Australian three-category system is inherently subj...
This study attempts to apply a management science technique to improve the efficiency of Hospital Ad...
This paper deals with the problem of managing elective surgery waiting lists. The popular discomfort...
Abstract Background Prioritization of waiting lists for elective surgery represents a major issue in...