Event-Based Modeling of Essential Medicines Selection with Numerical Material

Qiang Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.466-467.277

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Event-Based Modeling of Essential Medicines Selection with Numerical Material

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The purpose of this study is to explore new methods on essential medicines selection when experimental materials disable. This paper deals with a novel system design and optimization by the tools of computer programming for the first time, successfully solving a serial problems of medicines selection in facing 18 cases after 20 runs of simulation for each case. The significant outcome of computer printout provides a sound basis for optimally choosing essential medicines in the promising reality of social medicine revolution. This original research has led to the discovery of a fast and costless selection principle for not only medicines selection.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 466-467)

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Qiang Xu

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Advanced Simulation, Computing Algorithm, Essential Drugs, Event-Based Calculation, Optimal Selection, Social Medicine, Virtual Material

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