Priority assignment in emergency response
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- SCHEDULING IMPATIENT JOBS IN A CLEARING SYSTEM WITH INSIGHTS ON PATIENT TRIAGE IN MASS CASUALTY INCIDENTS
- Staff assignment policies for a mass casualty event queuing network
- A simple yet effective decision support policy for mass-casualty triage
- A Markov decision process model of allocating emergency medical resource among multi-priority injuries
- Optimal allocation of emergency medical resources in a mass casualty incident: patient prioritization by column generation
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(19)- Optimal service order for mass-casualty incident response
- Mass casualty management in disaster scene: a systematic review of OR\&MS research in humanitarian operations
- Multi-agent reinforcement learning algorithm to solve a partially-observable multi-agent problem in disaster response
- Class clustering destroys delay differentiation in priority queues
- Estimating the missing values for the incomplete decision matrix and consistency optimization in emergency management
- Staff assignment policies for a mass casualty event queuing network
- Emergency relief routing models for injured victims considering equity and priority
- Optimizing synchronized truck-drone delivery with priority in disaster relief
- Application of the viable system model to analyse communications structures: a case study of disaster response in Japan
- Optimal allocation of emergency medical resources in a mass casualty incident: patient prioritization by column generation
- A simple yet effective decision support policy for mass-casualty triage
- SCHEDULING IMPATIENT JOBS IN A CLEARING SYSTEM WITH INSIGHTS ON PATIENT TRIAGE IN MASS CASUALTY INCIDENTS
- A Bayesian approach to the triage problem with imperfect classification
- An approximation algorithm for the clustered path travelling salesman problem
- Formulations for the clustered traveling salesman problem with d-relaxed priority rule
- Solving the clustered traveling salesman problem with ‐relaxed priority rule
- Scheduling operating rooms of multiple hospitals considering transportation and deterioration in mass-casualty incidents
- A fuzzy optimization model for designing an efficient blood supply chain network under uncertainty and disruption
- Effective patient prioritization in mass casualty incidents using hyperheuristics and the pilot method
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