Using a Virtual Hospital for Piloting Patient Flow Decongestion Interventions

Shaowen Qin discusses two case studies in a healthcare setting, where a simulation model named HESMAD (Hospital Event Simulation Model: Arrivals to Discharge) was applied to pilot potential interventions proposed by hospital professionals or researchers that are aimed at minimizing hospital patient flow congestion episodes

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Image courtesy of interviewee. February 8, 2022

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