A Conceptual Model of Emergency Department Crowding¶
Asplin, B. R., Magid, D. J., Rhodes, K. V., Solberg, L. I., Lurie, N., & Camargo, C. A. (2003). A Conceptual Model of Emergency Department Crowding. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 42(2), 173-180.
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- Input Pressure
- Each is independently designable on the driver side precisely because input pressure has been factored out as its own analytic object, and because the toolkit is substrate-neutral, a hospital administrator reasoning about ED arrival rates and an SRE reasoning about request rates reach for the same six moves.
This sourcePartitions ED crowding into input, throughput, and output components, with a sustained patient arrival rate driving bed saturation, boarding, and ambulance diversion.
- Each is independently designable on the driver side precisely because input pressure has been factored out as its own analytic object, and because the toolkit is substrate-neutral, a hospital administrator reasoning about ED arrival rates and an SRE reasoning about request rates reach for the same six moves.
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