Building cyclic master surgery schedules with leveled resulting bed occupancy
By Jeroen Beliën, Erik L. Demeulemeester. European Journal of Operational Research, 2007
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Subfields: Emergency Medical Services, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Management Science and Operations Research
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Citations in the corpus
- Operating room planning and scheduling: A literature review (2010, background): “Beliën and Demeulemeester [6] try to minimize the expected total bed shortage, which is not linearly dependent on the decision variables, by adapting the master surgery schedule.”
- Operations Research in Healthcare: a survey (2011, background): “Along a similar line of research, Bertels and Fahle (2006) considered the problem of home healthcare and nursing; i.e., visiting and nursing patients in their homes. Besides finding the nurse schedules, the associated routing problem is also considered: each nurse must be able to visit patients in a”
- Robust surgery loading (2008, background): “Beliën and Demeulemeester (2007) study the problem of building robust cyclic master surgery schedules, to minimize the shortage of beds.”