In this paper, we propose a mixed integer goal-programming model to support the master surgical scheduling process. In order to comply with the process stakehold-ers, the objective function comprises four criteria, namely (i) the respect of the pa-tients’ priorities, (ii) the balancing of the utilisation of the operating rooms, (iii) the balancing of the utilisation of the post-surgical units and (iv) the maximisation of the number of scheduled surgeries. The model is tested on real data coming from a leading Italian hospital. The results of the preliminary numerical experiments show how the model allows obtaining reasonable trade-off among the considered objectives.
A goal-programming approach to the master surgical scheduling problem / Cappanera, Paola; Visintin, Filippo; Banditori, Carlo. - STAMPA. - 169:(2016), pp. 155-166. (Intervento presentato al convegno Second International Conference on Health Care Systems Engineering 2015 tenutosi a Lyon nel 27-29 May 2015) [10.1007/978-3-319-35132-2_15].
A goal-programming approach to the master surgical scheduling problem
CAPPANERA, PAOLA;VISINTIN, FILIPPO;BANDITORI, CARLO
2016
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In this paper, we propose a mixed integer goal-programming model to support the master surgical scheduling process. In order to comply with the process stakehold-ers, the objective function comprises four criteria, namely (i) the respect of the pa-tients’ priorities, (ii) the balancing of the utilisation of the operating rooms, (iii) the balancing of the utilisation of the post-surgical units and (iv) the maximisation of the number of scheduled surgeries. The model is tested on real data coming from a leading Italian hospital. The results of the preliminary numerical experiments show how the model allows obtaining reasonable trade-off among the considered objectives.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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