Surgical Scheduling Based on Hybrid Flow-Shop Scheduling

Guo Xun Huang; Wei Xiang; Chong Li; Qian Zheng; Shan Zhou; Bing Qian Shen; Sai Feng Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.201-202.1004

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Surgical Scheduling Based on Hybrid Flow-Shop Scheduling

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The efficient surgical scheduling of the operating theatre plays a significant role in hospital’s income and cost. Currently surgical scheduling only considered the surgery process in operating room and ignored other stages which should not be left out in real situations. The surgical scheduling problem is regarded as the hybrid flow-shop scheduling problem in this study. Each elective surgery which need local anesthesia has to go through a two-stage surgery procedure. Beds and operating rooms are represented as parallel machines. A mathematical model for such surgical scheduling problem is proposed and solved by LINGO. A case study with its optimal solution is also presented to verify the model.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 201-202)

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1004-1007

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Guo Xun Huang, Wei Xiang, Chong Li, Qian Zheng, Shan Zhou, Bing Qian Shen, Sai Feng Chen

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Hybrid Flow-Shop, Lingo, Operating Theatre, Surgical Scheduling

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