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Hospital Beds for Children: A Shrinking Number and Poorly Distributed
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2023Regionalization of pediatric services has created geographic gaps in access to care.
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A Stochastic Model for an Optimal Priority Bed Distribution Problem in a Hospital Ward
Operations Research, 1976Ward beds are a primary resource under the control of hospital management. We develop a method for determining an optimum distribution of beds in a ward by assuming that ward patients can be classified into two categories, that admissions follow Poisson distribution, and that length of stay in the ward follows the negative exponential distribution ...
Esogbue, Augustine O., Singh, Amar J.
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Journal of Simulation, 2011
In Canada, acute care refers to the in-hospital treatment of a disease during its initial phases (typically measured in days). Determining how bed availability impacts patient access to care is of great interest to the British Columbia (BC) Ministry of Health Services and to the health service delivery industry worldwide.
Y Wang +3 more
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In Canada, acute care refers to the in-hospital treatment of a disease during its initial phases (typically measured in days). Determining how bed availability impacts patient access to care is of great interest to the British Columbia (BC) Ministry of Health Services and to the health service delivery industry worldwide.
Y Wang +3 more
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The use of bed distribution and service population indexes for hospital bed allocation.
Health services research, 1984To provide an empirical base for bed reallocation within a hospital planning jurisdiction in Canada, this article proposes a population-based method to measure the distribution of acute care beds for each district and the service load for each hospital.
K S, Bay, L J, Nestman
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Bayesian Modeling of Hospital Bed Occupancy Times using a Mixed Generalized Erlang Distribution
2003Abstract In this paper we model the distribution of length of stay in hospital of geriatric patients. We assume that length of stay has a mixed generalized Erlang distribution and, given data from patients in a geriatric ward of a London hospital, reversible jump methods are used to estimate the predictive distribution of length of stay ...
M Concepción Lillo +2 more
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The International journal of health planning and management, 2018
In the context of healthcare reforms in post-socialist Serbia, this research analyses the reconfiguration of acute care hospitals from the aspect of the spatial distribution of hospital beds among and within state-owned hospitals. The research builds a relationship between the macro or national level and the micro or hospital level of the spatial ...
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In the context of healthcare reforms in post-socialist Serbia, this research analyses the reconfiguration of acute care hospitals from the aspect of the spatial distribution of hospital beds among and within state-owned hospitals. The research builds a relationship between the macro or national level and the micro or hospital level of the spatial ...
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Average hospital size and the total operating expenditures for B1 beds distributed over H1 hospitals
Applied Economics, 1986This paper consists of an emperical analysis of the relationship between the total operating expenditures for a given number of acute care hospital beds generating a given number of patient days and the average size of the hospitals over which the beds are distributed.
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Drug Distribution in a 1000-Bed Hospital
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1968openaire +2 more sources
MEASURING THE INEQUALITY OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF HOSPITAL BEDS IN 1977-2014 IN TURKEY
2016Even though ‘money does not buy hapiness’ is a known cliche, it is an undeniable reality that in a country in which economical growth takes place, higher living standards are provided. In 1960’s the life expectancy was determined to be 50,5, as time passes the expectancy has been in an increasing manner, in 1990’s it was 66 while in 2015 it reached to ...
ÖZTÜRK, Latif, MERAL, İsa Gürkan
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A formula for distributing NHS revenues based on small area use of hospital beds
1994This document describes the findings of a statistical analysis of the determinants of utilisation of National Health Service inpatient facilities by small areas in England. It forms part of a study by the University of York commissioned by the NHS Executive.
Roy Carr-Hill +5 more
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