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Research SubjectMy research considers shared resources in hospitals. Examples of shared resources are MRI-scans, intensive care-beds and operating rooms. These resources are often among the most expensive in a hospital. Because of that there usually is a shortage and they form a bottleneck in the care chains for the patiens. This means that the resources must be used optimally.The question is how to do that. How much capacity is enough? Should that capacity even be shared, and if so, in what way? And how can a hospital decide how much of that capacity to allocate to a certain department? And finally, by which scheduling method should that allocated capacity be filled with patients? Contact informationCC ZorgadviseursHouttuinlaan 14 3447 GM Woerden +31 (0)348 493000 On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday VU University Department of Mathematics De Boelelaan 1081a (room R450) 1081HV Amsterdam +31 (0)20 5987779 On Thursday and Friday |
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Curriculum vitaeSince 09/2007 PhD student at CC Zorgadviseurs in cooperation with the OBP Research Group, Department of Mathematics, VU Amsterdam.2002-2007 Classical languages, VU University. Master Thesis: The textual transmission of Archimedes' Arenarius. 2001-2007 Business Mathematics and Informatics, VU University. Internship at VUmc, regarding the patient flow after cardiac surgery (part of the paper can be found here). Presentations & Publications05/08: Presentation at PICA seminar on May 19 2008 [slides]Interesting LinksOperations research and health care:Health Care applications at the OBP research group The UK network for modelling and simulation in health care, MASHnet Health Applications Section at INFORMS Institute For Health Care Improvement Other: CC Zorgadviseurs MathSciNet |
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