Operating room planning and scheduling¶
Cardoen, Demeulemeester, & Beliën. (2010). Operating room planning and scheduling: A literature review. European Journal of Operational Research.
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- Plan-Execute Gap
- Healthcare operations — surgical master schedules broken on the day by instrument-tray readiness, anaesthesia staffing, prior-case overrun, and surgeon-specific duration drift.
This sourceA review of operating-room planning and scheduling that identifies arrival uncertainty (emergency arrivals, surgeons late to session) and surgery-duration uncertainty as what disrupts schedules on the day.
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“Two types of uncertainty that seem to be well addressed in the stochastic literature are arrival uncertainty and duration uncertainty.”
- Healthcare operations — surgical master schedules broken on the day by instrument-tray readiness, anaesthesia staffing, prior-case overrun, and surgeon-specific duration drift.
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