The quality of patients care delivery is thought to be strongly affected by the physicians' workload. In this study we present an Agent-Based model of the processes during a typical working day. We simulated the current scenario and a possible scenario concerning the introduction of a second ambulatory as a potential improvement in the center organization. Our results validated the reliability of the model and showed that the introduction of a second ambulatory averagely reduces the daily physician' workload.
Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation of Care Delivery for Patients with Thrombotic and Bleeding Disorders / Giordano, N.; Rosati, S.; Valeri, F.; Borchiellini, A.; Balestra, G.. - ELETTRONICO. - 270:(2020), pp. 1193-1194. (Intervento presentato al convegno MIE 2020) [10.3233/SHTI200358].
Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation of Care Delivery for Patients with Thrombotic and Bleeding Disorders
Giordano N.;Rosati S.;Balestra G.
2020
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The quality of patients care delivery is thought to be strongly affected by the physicians' workload. In this study we present an Agent-Based model of the processes during a typical working day. We simulated the current scenario and a possible scenario concerning the introduction of a second ambulatory as a potential improvement in the center organization. Our results validated the reliability of the model and showed that the introduction of a second ambulatory averagely reduces the daily physician' workload.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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