Sequential clinical scheduling with service criteria
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- Minimizing Total Cost in Scheduling Outpatient Appointments
- Reducing Delays for Medical Appointments: A Queueing Approach
- Scheduling Arrivals to Queues: A Single-Server Model with No-Shows
Cited in
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- Optimal appointment scheduling in continuous time: the lag order approximation method
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- Inequity averse optimization in operational research
- Consultation sequencing of a hospital with multiple service points using genetic programming
- A two-stage stochastic variational inequality model for storage and dynamic distribution of medical supplies in epidemic management
- Dynamic scheduling with uncertain job types
- Sequencing and scheduling appointments with weighted completion time minimization and waiting time tolerance
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