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New developments in uncertainty assessment and uncertainty management
Expert Systems with Applications, 2013The paper presents a general method for doing predictions and test planning which can also be used as a tool for managing uncertainty. Uncertainty is generally defined as ''that which is not precisely known''. This definition permits the identification of different kinds of uncertainty arising from different sources and activities, most of which go ...
Timothy J. Ross +2 more
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Managing Uncertainties in the Surgical Scheduling
2015Current surgical scheduling system has difficulties to handle unpredictable events or uncertainties. Source of uncertainties may come from the patient or the surgery itself, where several cases require immediate changes in data, such as when surgery delays or cancellation occurs on the same day.
Lisa Wiyartanti +5 more
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Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 2001
In “Uncertainty and the Welfare Economics of Medical Care” (1963), Kenneth Arrow focused on the physician-patient relationship, which was by far the most important relationship in U.S. medical care at that time. With the development of managed care, “intermediate organizations” began to impinge on this formerly sacrosanct dyad, interacting in a ...
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In “Uncertainty and the Welfare Economics of Medical Care” (1963), Kenneth Arrow focused on the physician-patient relationship, which was by far the most important relationship in U.S. medical care at that time. With the development of managed care, “intermediate organizations” began to impinge on this formerly sacrosanct dyad, interacting in a ...
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2013
Abstract One way of reducing uncertainty in prognosis is to continue treatment until the patient’s prognosis is clearer. But the risk is that the child is no longer dependent on intensive forms of life support, and may survive with very severe impairment. There is a ‘window of opportunity’ to withdraw life support.
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Abstract One way of reducing uncertainty in prognosis is to continue treatment until the patient’s prognosis is clearer. But the risk is that the child is no longer dependent on intensive forms of life support, and may survive with very severe impairment. There is a ‘window of opportunity’ to withdraw life support.
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2002
Abstract Multiple geostatistical realizations can be generated that reproduce the input data equally well. This chapter addresses the inevitable questions related to the space of uncertainty, validating geostatistical models, the number of realizations required, the value of ranking realizations, and decision making in the presence of ...
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Abstract Multiple geostatistical realizations can be generated that reproduce the input data equally well. This chapter addresses the inevitable questions related to the space of uncertainty, validating geostatistical models, the number of realizations required, the value of ranking realizations, and decision making in the presence of ...
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Diagnostic Uncertainty Board: A forum to manage uncertainty
Medical Education, 2021Courtney Tuegel +2 more
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A Review of Robust Operations Management under Model Uncertainty
Production and Operations Management, 2021Mengshi Lu, Zuo-Jun Max Shen
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