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Ivan B Vermeulen1, Sander M Bohte, Sylvia G Elkhuizen

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This study introduces an adaptive approach for flexible patient scheduling, improving resource utilization and appointment management. The dynamic capacity allocation optimizes the use of expensive medical resources for diverse patient groups.

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Area of Science:

  • Operations Research
  • Healthcare Management
  • Computer Simulation

Background:

  • Efficient scheduling of patient appointments on expensive resources is a complex and dynamic task.
  • Resource capacity allocation must be flexible due to demand fluctuations for optimal resource utilization.
  • Resources are often shared by multiple patient groups, requiring dynamic management.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop an adaptive approach for automatic optimization of resource calendars.
  • To enable flexible and adaptive capacity allocation to different patient groups based on current and future demand.
  • To determine optimal resource opening hours over a larger time frame.

Main Methods:

  • An adaptive approach to automatic optimization of resource calendars was developed.
  • Capacity allocation to patient groups is flexible and adaptive to current and expected future situations.
  • Extensive case analysis at the Academic Medical Hospital Amsterdam informed the model and parameter values.

Main Results:

  • A comprehensive computer simulation of the application case was implemented.
  • Simulation experiments demonstrated improved performance in scheduling patient groups with different attributes.
  • The adaptive capacity allocation approach ensures efficient use of resource capacity.

Conclusions:

  • The adaptive capacity allocation strategy enhances the efficiency of scheduling diverse patient groups.
  • The developed approach leads to more effective utilization of expensive healthcare resources.
  • This method provides a dynamic solution for optimizing resource calendars in healthcare settings.