Preface |
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Chapter 1 Hospitals and Management |
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1.2 Imperfections in hospital information technology |
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1.3 Essentials for high-quality IT systems in hospitals |
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1.4 Hospital IT systems of the future |
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Chapter 2 The Hospital and its IT System: Where it is Right Now and What it Needs |
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2.2 Cooperation and quality |
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2.3 Information systems - communication and organization |
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2.4 Linking HIS, biomedicine and telemedicine |
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Chapter 3 Medical Informatics: Historical Overview, Supports and Challenges |
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3.2.1 Data that can be used in the hospital sector |
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3.3.2 Medical information in research |
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3.3.3 Structure and use: an example from an ER unit |
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Chapter 4 Challenges in Hospital Logistics: the Example of the Champagne Sud Hospitals |
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4.2 Challenges facing care professionals |
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4.3 Challenges around safety and the continuity in supplies |
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4.3.1 The need for regularity in supplies |
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4.3.2 The need for flexibility and reactivity |
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4.3.3 Qualitative requirements in supply and removal chains |
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4.4 Challenges around the role played in enhancing the appeal of the institution |
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4.5 Challenges surrounding economic optimization |
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4.5.1 Examples of optimization implementations |
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4.5.2 Challenges in optimizing logistics flow management tools |
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4.6 Challenges related to regional cooperation |
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4.6.1 Cooperative purchasing in the context of regional hospital consortia |
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4.6.2 Challenges around common supplies and storage |
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4.6.3 Challenges surrounding the pooling of pharmaceutical supplies |
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4.6.4 Challenges around pooling fleets of vehicles |
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4.7 Challenges surrounding the implementation of a regional supply chain management |
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Chapter 5 Forecasting Patient Flows into Emergency Services |
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5.2 The problem statement |
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5.3.2 Forecasting inflows into emergency services |
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5.4 Analysis of the inflows of patients into emergency care |
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5.4.3 Descriptive statistics |
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5.5 Introduction of a new classification of patients in emergency care |
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5.5.1 Interest and motivation |
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5.5.2 Statistical approach |
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5.5.3 New classification: patient state |
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5.5.4 Descriptive statistics for the new categories |
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5.6 Forecast models for patient flows |
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5.6.1 The process used in the study |
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5.6.2 Types of forecasting models |
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5.6.3 Choosing classes to predict |
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5.6.4 Adjusted long-term forecasting model |
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5.6.5 Short-term forecasting models |
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5.7 Tests and implementation of the models |
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5.7.1 Testing the performance of the models |
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5.7.2 Analysis of the residuals |
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5.7.3 Analysis of the robustness of the model: epidemics |
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5.8 Application used in the ES of the THC: OptaUrgences® |
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5.8.3 Implementation: development of algorithms |
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5.8.4 Example of the use of this application |
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5.8.5 History of the performances |
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Chapter 6 Positioning and Innovations from the Champagne Sud Hospitals in the World of Hospital Logistics |
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6.2 The hospital logistics problem |
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6.2.1 Operational research and the hospital world |
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6.2.2 Description, formalization and solution approach |
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6.3 Innovative methods and techniques |
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6.3.1 The problem of pickups and deliveries within a time frame and with a homogeneous fleet of vehicles |
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6.3.2 Pickup and delivery problems with a time frame and a heterogeneous fleet of vehicles of finite size |
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6.3.3 Pickup and delivery problem with a time frame and a heterogeneous fleet of vehicles of infinite size |
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List of Authors |
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Index |
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