System Reengineering in Healthcare: Application for Hospital Emergency Departments

Gani, Abdullah; Zayed, Salman Ben; Othman, Mohd Khalit Bin

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-98104-8

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“…When undertaking multi-label research, the skills and talents of the personnel involved in health care can be found out [2]. To order to facilitate smooth operations within EDs, emergency departments require management [3] which gives leadership [2] to the followers. ED management must ensure better and revised quality of care and services over time [3].…”

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“…To order to facilitate smooth operations within EDs, emergency departments require management [3] which gives leadership [2] to the followers. ED management must ensure better and revised quality of care and services over time [3].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Facility and priority and the influence of the associated interventions on desired and established performance like professional competence and professional practice [4]. • Quality standards for health care, regulations, architecture, efficiency, network, etc., must be updated accordingly [3]. • The main factors are people, agencies and emergency management equipment and the focus should be on the experience of patients, rates of engagement, effective procedures, patient safety and quick response programmes.…”

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“…• The main factors are people, agencies and emergency management equipment and the focus should be on the experience of patients, rates of engagement, effective procedures, patient safety and quick response programmes. The activity of EDs and the associated systems should be managed by a professional project management team with expertise, skills and know how to improve quality, design, simulation and engineering [2] and [3]. • System for training advancement of the emerging new health services administration workforce [10].…”

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Conclusion ConclusionIn this book on EDs, the cost is the one factor that stands out. Cost reflects many areas not only in terms of money but also time. The high costs have a negative impact on the use of existing health care by patients, which means that more regulation is expected in this area. Emergency management has several complex factors, which should be used to test a health technology [1] on its quality by way of an objective decision-making process. This analytical system should be frequently updated as simulation processes are critical for the management of physician, personnel, and patient pathways care in hospitals. The ED and the problems that occur are complicated and thus this research is very important. In contrast, some experiments have used mathematical models, although only a few studies have adapted ED structures to mathematical models.Reassessment of the research objective and answering the research questions was developed in this research regarding the EDs current EDs problem and methods were used, an abstraction one of the data mining processes was used to create momentum on answering these questions. From 2000 to 2019 a table of data extraction was created in Appendix and furthermore discussion in [2] and [3] and Chap. 3. Answering the research question regarding the optimal way to harness our knowledge and improve EDs was covered in Chap. 4. All research objective was achieved. Each article cover the objective that was planned to achieve. Current knowledge on the area was fulfilled and satisfied.Feasibility and focus and effect on focused and definitive results such as professional skills and professional practice [4], lessened the acute in-patient care, was the greater health system savings factor [5]. ED advises the management and preparation of emergency services and provides an insight of the publics' health, the growing importance of EDs in the delivery of medical care in complex cases, along with

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