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Emergency department design evaluation and optimization using discrete event simulation
The proposed research would help any architect/owner decide the number of rooms/ cubicles for each sub-department of the ED, as well as have an estimated price for the ED, in order to optimally serve patients entering the ED with a known arrival rate. A thorough literature review was undertaken to c...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2012
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