This paper presents a case-study of applying simulation to analyze patient flows in a hospital emergency department in Hong Kong. The purpose of our work is to analyze the impact of the enhancements made to the system after the relocation of the emergency department. We developed a simulation model (using ARENA) to capture all the key relevant processes of the department. Using the simulation model, we evaluated the impact of possible changes to the system by running different scenarios. This provides a tool for the operations manager in the emergency department to "foresee" the impact on the daily operations when making possible changes (such as, adjusting staffing levels or shift times), and consequently make much better decisions. © Spr...
This paper discusses the application of Discrete Event Simulation (DES) for modeling the operations ...
Healthcare sectors face multiple threats, and the hospital emergency department (ED) is one of the m...
In recent years, a growing proportion of patients flowing through inpatient hospital wards come from...
© Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. In this paper, we present a case study of modellin...
This paper explores the potential of computer simulation model to assess the effect of patient incr...
Purpose: Using computer simulation, this paper seeks to model the emergency care process in a hospit...
Emergency departments (EDs) had to considerably change their patient flow policies in the wake of th...
This research is intended to analyze the patient flows through a number of processes in the Emergenc...
This paper deals with the problem of patient boarding in Emergency Department (ED) due to the lack o...
Background: Emergency department performance can be evaluated in quantitative and qualitative criter...
Hospitals are complex systems in which different departments interact with each other. Systemic anal...
Hospitals are complex systems in which different departments interact with each other. Systemic anal...
ABSTRACT In a recent assessment report published by the Com-This paper discusses the application of ...
Emergency Departments (ED) in the US are in crisis. In 2004 between 40 and 50% of the US hospitals e...
Emergency departments open 24 hours every day and may receive patients at any time most unexpectedly...
This paper discusses the application of Discrete Event Simulation (DES) for modeling the operations ...
Healthcare sectors face multiple threats, and the hospital emergency department (ED) is one of the m...
In recent years, a growing proportion of patients flowing through inpatient hospital wards come from...
© Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. In this paper, we present a case study of modellin...
This paper explores the potential of computer simulation model to assess the effect of patient incr...
Purpose: Using computer simulation, this paper seeks to model the emergency care process in a hospit...
Emergency departments (EDs) had to considerably change their patient flow policies in the wake of th...
This research is intended to analyze the patient flows through a number of processes in the Emergenc...
This paper deals with the problem of patient boarding in Emergency Department (ED) due to the lack o...
Background: Emergency department performance can be evaluated in quantitative and qualitative criter...
Hospitals are complex systems in which different departments interact with each other. Systemic anal...
Hospitals are complex systems in which different departments interact with each other. Systemic anal...
ABSTRACT In a recent assessment report published by the Com-This paper discusses the application of ...
Emergency Departments (ED) in the US are in crisis. In 2004 between 40 and 50% of the US hospitals e...
Emergency departments open 24 hours every day and may receive patients at any time most unexpectedly...
This paper discusses the application of Discrete Event Simulation (DES) for modeling the operations ...
Healthcare sectors face multiple threats, and the hospital emergency department (ED) is one of the m...
In recent years, a growing proportion of patients flowing through inpatient hospital wards come from...