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Optimizing Cardiac Inpatient Flow and Resource Allocation in Low-Resource Settings Using Queuing Theory: Insights From a Tertiary Hospital in Bangladesh. [PDF]

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Uddin MB, Rahman K, Asaduzzaman M, Rahman ST, Hossain MS, Mostafa MS.   +5 more
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Association between health system navigation factors and preventable trauma mortality in Western Cape, South Africa. [PDF]

Int J Emerg Med
Ross M, Mentz A, Rodriguez MD, Lategan HJ, Oosthuizen G, Verster J, Wylie C, Steyn E, Geduld H, Mayet M, Hodsdon L, Wagner L, Snyders L, Doubell K, Lourens D, de Vries S, Mould-Millman NK, Dixon J.   +17 more
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Infection dynamics for fluctuating infection or removal rates regarding the number of infected and susceptible individuals. [PDF]

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Park SJ, Jeong SG, Choi MY.
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Integration Model for Estimated Time of Arrival

Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Advances in Geographic Information Systems, 2021
Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) plays a vital role in many application scenarios. For example, in various scenarios such as online car-hailing order distribution, price estimation, mid-trip estimation, and route decision-making. Accurate arrival time estimation can help the platform improve efficiency.
Xuewei Guo, Shenglong Zhang
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A comparison of prehospital estimated time of arrival and actual time of arrival to an emergency department

The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1990
The accuracy of the paramedic's estimated time until arrival (ETA) to an emergency department has never been studied. Two hundred and eighty paramedic runs were prospectively studied in a suburban, residency-affiliated emergency department. The average ETA was 7.39 +/- 3.72 minutes.
D A, Propp, C A, Rosenberg
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On Time-of-arrival Positioning in a Multipath Environment

IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 2005
Wireless geolocation in a multipath environment is of particular interest for wideband communications and fast-developing ultrawideband (UWB) technologies. Conventional methods are solely based on first arriving signals. In this paper, it is investigated whether and under what conditions processing delay estimates of multipath components in addition to
Yihong Qi, Hisashi Kobayashi, Hirohito Suda   +2 more
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