Volume 58, issue 2, February 2007

Special Issue: Operational Research in Health

Issue editors

Sally Brailsford
Paul Harper

15 articles in this issue

Editorial

Authors
- S C Brailsford
- P R Harper
- Content type: Editorial
- Published: 12 January 2007
- Pages: 141 - 144
OR and the challenge to improve the NHS: modelling for insight and improvement in in-patient flows

Authors
- N C Proudlove
- S Black
- A Fletcher
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 19 July 2006
- Pages: 145 - 158
Mixing methodologies to enhance the implementation of healthcare operational research

Authors
- R Sachdeva
- T Williams
- J Quigley
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 06 September 2006
- Pages: 159 - 167
Choice of modelling technique for evaluating health care interventions

Authors
- K Cooper
- S C Brailsford
- R Davies
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 14 June 2006
- Pages: 168 - 176
A Monte Carlo simulation approach to the characterization of uncertainties in cancer staging and radiation treatment decisions

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- E Ekaette
- R C Lee
- P Dunscombe
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 02 August 2006
- Pages: 177 - 185
Refocusing upstream: Operational Research for population health

Authors
- C Thunhurst
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 05 July 2006
- Pages: 186 - 194
Decision support tools for ambulance dispatch and relocation

Authors
- T Andersson
- P Värbrand
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 15 March 2006
- Pages: 195 - 201
A simulation study of scheduling clinic appointments in surgical care: individual surgeon versus pooled lists

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- C Vasilakis
- B G Sobolev
- A R Levy
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 14 June 2006
- Pages: 202 - 211
Modelling the flow of congestive heart failure patients through a hospital system

Authors
- B Shaw
- A H Marshall
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 05 July 2006
- Pages: 212 - 218
Using simulation to improve the blood supply chain

Authors
- K Katsaliaki
- S C Brailsford
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 19 April 2006
- Pages: 219 - 227
The development and use of tools for monitoring the occurrence of surgical wound infections

Authors
- C Sherlaw-Johnson
- P Wilson
- S Gallivan
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 24 May 2006
- Pages: 228 - 234
Improving resource utilization for diagnostic services through flexible inpatient scheduling: A method for improving resource utilization

Authors
- J Patrick
- M L Puterman
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 05 July 2006
- Pages: 235 - 245
Combining Data Mining and Discrete Event Simulation for a value-added view of a hospital emergency department

Authors
- R Ceglowski
- L Churilov
- J Wasserthiel
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 16 August 2006
- Pages: 246 - 254
Where to treat the older patient? Can Markov models help us better understand the relationship between hospital and community care?

Authors
- S McClean
- P Millard
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 22 March 2006
- Pages: 255 - 261
Simulation modelling in healthcare: reviewing legacies and investigating futures

Authors
- T Eldabi
- R J Paul
- T Young
- Content type: Paper
- Published: 21 June 2006
- Pages: 262 - 270

Volume 58, issue 2, February 2007

Special Issue: Operational Research in Health

Editorial

OR and the challenge to improve the NHS: modelling for insight and improvement in in-patient flows

Mixing methodologies to enhance the implementation of healthcare operational research

Choice of modelling technique for evaluating health care interventions

A Monte Carlo simulation approach to the characterization of uncertainties in cancer staging and radiation treatment decisions

Refocusing upstream: Operational Research for population health

Decision support tools for ambulance dispatch and relocation

A simulation study of scheduling clinic appointments in surgical care: individual surgeon versus pooled lists

Modelling the flow of congestive heart failure patients through a hospital system

Using simulation to improve the blood supply chain

The development and use of tools for monitoring the occurrence of surgical wound infections

Improving resource utilization for diagnostic services through flexible inpatient scheduling: A method for improving resource utilization

Combining Data Mining and Discrete Event Simulation for a value-added view of a hospital emergency department

Where to treat the older patient? Can Markov models help us better understand the relationship between hospital and community care?

Simulation modelling in healthcare: reviewing legacies and investigating futures

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