2003
DOI: 10.1002/nav.10060
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Scheduling patients in an ambulatory surgical center

Abstract: This paper presents a deterministic approach to schedule patients in an ambulatory surgical center (ASC) such that the number of postanesthesia care unit nurses at the center is minimized. We formulate the patient scheduling problem as new variants of the no-wait, two-stage process shop scheduling problem and present computational complexity results for the new scheduling models. Also, we develop a tabu search-based heuristic algorithm to solve the patient scheduling problem. Our algorithm is shown to be very … Show more

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“…For example, without coordination with the ICU, a scheduled case may be rejected on its day of surgery due to a full ICU [398]. The contributions [13,81,102,177,256,337,366,398,433] do incorporate other care services, such as the patient wards and ICUs.…”
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“…For example, without coordination with the ICU, a scheduled case may be rejected on its day of surgery due to a full ICU [398]. The contributions [13,81,102,177,256,337,366,398,433] do incorporate other care services, such as the patient wards and ICUs.…”
Section: Methods: No Articles Foundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Methods: computer simulation [10,57,102,137,140,142,143,146,170,226,300,302,306,307,433,470,511], heuristics [10,13,83,131,136,175,177,225,226,256,306,308,341,416,422,455,486], Markov processes [196,228,365,381], mathematical programming [13,23,81,82,83,95,102,129,130,131,175,176,177,…”
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confidence: 99%
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