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Modelling health care processes with SHARE.

P Y Boëlle¹, J F Vibert, P Garnerin

¹INSERM U444, ISARS, Faculté de Médecine Saint-Antoine, Paris, France. boelle@b3e.jussieu.fr

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

|June 29, 1999

Summary

The SHARE workframe models healthcare processes for improved patient care. Simulation analysis aids in optimizing resource utilization and reducing wait times, enhancing overall healthcare quality.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Process Simulation
Health Informatics

Background:

Healthcare systems face challenges in process efficiency and quality.
Modeling and simulation are crucial for analyzing and improving complex healthcare operations.
A need exists for comprehensive tools to support healthcare process evaluation.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce the SHARE (Simulation for Healthcare process Analysis, Research, and Evaluation) workframe.
To provide a comprehensive environment for modeling and simulating healthcare processes.
To enable the investigation of clinical and managerial strategies within healthcare settings.

Main Methods:

Development of the SHARE workframe with defined objects: Actors (Clients, Resources) and Elementary Operations.

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Utilization of graphical tools for building processes and specifying relationships between objects.

Conducting simulations to analyze process performance.

Main Results:

The SHARE workframe facilitates the creation and simulation of healthcare process models.
Simulation outputs provide summary information on actor utilization, waiting times, and execution efficiency.
The system allows for the investigation of various clinical and managerial change strategies.

Conclusions:

A priori description and study of healthcare processes using SHARE can enhance reliability.
Improved process understanding and simulation contribute to better quality of care.
Optimizing healthcare processes through simulation can lead to increased patient satisfaction.