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Subject(s)

• Health services administration—Decision making [Browse]
• Medical care [Browse]

Related name

• Kolker, Alexander, 1952- [Browse]
• Story, Pierce [Browse]

Summary note

"This book illustrates the power of management engineering for quantitative managerial decision-making in healthcare settings, that assists in predicting performance and/or real resource requirements and allowing decision-makers to be truly proactive rather than reactive"-- Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Efficient managerial decision-making in healthcare settings : examples and fundamental principles
• Dynamic capacity management (DCAMM) in a hospital setting
• Simulation modeling of healthcare delivery
• Simulation applications in a healthcare setting
• Modeling clinical engineering activities to support healthcare technology management
• Intensive care unit operational modeling and analysis
• Human-centered systems engineering : managing stakeholder dissonance in healthcare delivery
• Enabling real-time management and visibility with RFID
• Healthcare delivery as a service system : barriers to co-production and implications of healthcare reform
• Using simulation to design and improve an outpatient procedure center
• Reducing consultation waiting time and overtime in outpatient clinic : challenges and solutions
• Reducing patient waiting time at an ambulatory surgical center
• Scheduling healthcare systems : theory and applications
• Appointment order outpatient scheduling system with consideration of ancillary services and overbooking policy to improve outpatient experience
• Electronic health record adoption, considerations, and future direction
• Electronic medical records (EMR) : issues and implementation perspectives.

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ISBN

• 9781609608729 (hardcover)
• 1609608720 (hardcover)
• 9781609608736 (ebook)
• 1609608739 (ebook)
• 9781609608743 (print & perpetual access)
• 1609608747 (print & perpetual access)

LCCN

2011022228

OCLC

739835730

RCP

C - S

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