Health Care Management Science
1998 - 2026
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Volume 29, issue 1, 2026
- Hospital service focus vs. breadth: Impact on hospital outcomes and the moderating role of hospital size pp. 1-13

- Matthew J. Castel and Timothy C. Dunne
- Did COVID-19 worsen the disparities among mental health patients at risk of exhibiting aggression in Ontario, Canada? pp. 1-23

- Somayeh Ghazalbash and Vedat Verter
- Interpretable machine learning for personalized breast cancer screening recommendations pp. 1-23

- Sean Berry, Berk Görgülü, Sait Tunc and Mucahit Cevik
- Impact of collaboration network on care costs: an integrated healthcare analysis pp. 1-15

- Ji Wu, Jianna Wang, Doris Chenguang Wu and Xian Cheng
Volume 28, issue 4, 2025
- December 2025 issue and journal transitions pp. 571-571

- Gregory S. Zaric
- Foreword to the special issue: management science for pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response pp. 572-574

- Hrayer Aprahamian, Vedat Verter and Manaf Zargoush
- Causal networks guiding large language models: application to COVID-19 pp. 575-582

- Farrokh Alemi, Kevin James Lybarger, Jee Vang, Yili Lin, Hadeel R. A. Elyazori and Vladimir Franzuela Cardenas
- Expanding modeling boundaries to design more resilient vaccine supply networks pp. 583-590

- Donovan Guttieres, Carla Van Riet, Nico Vandaele and Catherine Decouttere
- County-level mobility and sociopolitical context in the spread of COVID-19 during spring 2020 pp. 591-607

- Chris Parker and Jorge Mejia
- A descriptive investigation of the impact of statewide distribution policies and consumer vulnerabilities on COVID-19 vaccination in the united States pp. 608-621

- Kathleen Iacocca, Beth Vallen, Alicia Strandberg and Laura Meinzen-Dick
- Public health interventions for developing resilience to contagious diseases: a system dynamics approach pp. 622-643

- Hajar Sadegh Zadeh, Amir Hossein Ansaripoor, Md Hossan Maruf Chowdhury and Ali Haghparast
- Joint decisions for hospital admissions and horizontal medical resource transfer against capacity shortage in the early stage of pandemics pp. 644-671

- Huiping Sun and Jianghua Zhang
- A stochastic programming model for trauma hospital network expansion considering rural communities and COVID-19 pp. 672-690

- Eduardo Pérez, Alakshendra Joshi, Sabhasachi Saha and Francis A. Méndez-Mediavilla
- Optimizing operating room scheduling through multi-level learning and column generation: a novel hybrid approach pp. 691-714

- Rong Zhao, Yaqin Quan and Guangrui Fan
- Optimal capacity planning for long-term care facilities considering patients’ gender, language, and age group pp. 715-737

- Ghazal Khalili, Mohsen Zargoush and Kai Huang
- Can past variants of SARS-CoV-2 predict the impact of future variants? Machine learning for early warning of US counties at risk pp. 738-758

- Kevin B. Smith, Siqian Shen and Brian T. Denton
- Multi-objective dynamic prioritized routing and scheduling for home healthcare services with cooperating service providers pp. 759-786

- Mert Parçaoğlu, F. Sibel Salman and Ozgur M. Araz
- Positive and unlabeled learning from hospital administrative data: a novel approach to identify sepsis cases pp. 787-805

- Justus Vogel and Johannes Cordier
- Diagnosis decoded: a taxonomy and natural language processing analysis of the diagnosis section in German hospital discharge summaries pp. 806-823

- Julian Frings, Paul Rust, Felix Jede, Sven Meister, Christian Prinz and Leonard Fehring
- Enhancing clinical and non-clinical risk management: A case study using ELECTRE Tri-nC pp. 824-841

- Joana Lemos Alves and Miguel Alves Pereira
- Surgery scheduling problem considering the affinity and preferences in the surgical team pp. 842-865

- Francisco Ríos-Fierro, Guillermo Latorre-Núñez and Carlos Contreras-Bolton
- A decision support tool for the location, districting and dimensioning of Community Health Houses pp. 866-889

- Martina Doneda, Ettore Lanzarone, Carlotta Franchi, Sara Mandelli, Angelo Barbato, Alessandro Nobili and Giuliana Carello
- Equity-promoting integer programming approaches for medical resident rotation scheduling pp. 890-929

- Shutian Li, Karmel S. Shehadeh, Frank E. Curtis and Beth R. Hochman
- Synergizing artificial intelligence and operations research for advancements in biomanufacturing pp. 930-935

- Tugce Martagan and Tinglong Dai
Volume 28, issue 3, 2025
- Fair allocation strategies for opioid settlements pp. 335-356

- Qiushi Chen, Robert Newton and Paul Griffin
- A change-point method for multi-lead electrocardiogram monitoring using weighted multivariate functional principal component analysis pp. 357-380

- Hesam Hafezalseheh, Mohammad Fathian, Rassoul Noorossana, Yaser Zerehsaz and Kamran Heidari
- Optimal quality oversight in kidney transplantation and its impact on transplant centers’ waitlist management pp. 381-410

- Zahra Gharibi, Hung T. Do, Michael Hahsler and Mehmet U. S. Ayvaci
- A two-phase method for layout optimization: The case of a referral cancer center in Latin America pp. 411-433

- Anderson Coutinho, Rafael Morais, Anand Subramanian, Matheus Silva, Oscar Porto and Luciano Costa
- Innovations in early detection of chronic non-communicable diseases among adolescents through an easy-to-Use AutoML paradigm pp. 434-460

- Nevena Rankovic, Dragica Rankovic and Igor Lukic
- Measuring the effect of deprivation on primary health care performance using data envelopment analysis and Malmquist Indices pp. 461-477

- Holly Bea Merelie, Carla Alexandra Filipe Amado and Sérgio Pereira Santos
- A decomposition-based approach for multi-level appointment planning and scheduling pp. 478-504

- Tine Meersman and Broos Maenhout
- Data in ambulatory care logistics: What modelers need and what practice can offer pp. 505-526

- Anne Zander and Melanie Reuter-Oppermann
- Enhancing patient accessibility of primary care: the redesign of Italian territorial medicine pp. 527-547

- Antonio Diglio, Chiara Morlotti, Giuseppe Bruno, Mattia Cattaneo, Stefano Paleari and Carmela Piccolo
- Looking for the crystal ball in unscheduled care: a systematic literature review of the forecasting process pp. 548-564

- Mingzhe Shi, Bahman Rostami-Tabar and Daniel Gartner
- The crucial role of explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) in improving health care management pp. 565-570

- Arne Johannssen and Nataliya Chukhrova
Volume 28, issue 2, 2025
- Streamlining emergency department workflow: reducing length of stay with congestion-triggered standing orders pp. 143-159

- Saied Samiedaluie, Vera Tilson and Armann Ingolfsson
- Impact of subsidy policies on the financial status of trauma centers pp. 160-177

- Lin Lin and Pratik J. Parikh
- A comparative inpatient care efficiency analysis of safety-net vs. non-safety-net hospitals: an analysis using Massachusetts inpatient claims data from 2015 to 2019 pp. 178-190

- Jiaye Shen, Dominic Hodgkin and Jennifer Perloff
- Blood platelet inventory management: Incorporating data-driven demand forecasts pp. 191-206

- Maryam Motamedi, Jessica Dawson, Na Li and Douglas Down
- Visualisation of Data Envelopment Analysis in primary health services pp. 207-233

- Ane Elixabete Ripoll-Zarraga, José Luis Franco Miguel and Carmen Fullana Belda
- Location planning, resource reallocation and patient assignment during a pandemic considering the needs of ordinary patients pp. 234-258

- Yu Lu, Shaochong Lin, Zuo-Jun Max Shen and Junlong Zhang
- A compartmental modelling methodology to support strategic decision making for managing the elective hospital waiting list; application in England’s NHS pp. 259-273

- Richard M. Wood and David J. Worthington
- Ambulance location and relocation under budget constraints: investigating coverage-maximization models and ambulance sharing to improve emergency medical services performance pp. 274-297

- Youness Frichi, Lina Aboueljinane and Fouad Jawab
- Reinforcement learning for healthcare operations management: methodological framework, recent developments, and future research directions pp. 298-333

- Qihao Wu, Jiangxue Han, Yimo Yan, Yong-Hong Kuo and Zuo-Jun Max Shen
Volume 28, issue 1, 2025
- Assessing the performance of Portuguese public hospitals before and during COVID-19 outbreak, with optimistic and pessimistic benchmarking approaches pp. 1-27

- Guilherme Mendes Vara, Marta Castilho Gomes and Diogo Cunha Ferreira
- Mechanistic modeling of social conditions in disease-prediction simulations via copulas and probabilistic graphical models: HIV case study pp. 28-49

- Amir Khosheghbal, Peter J. Haas and Chaitra Gopalappa
- Road coverage as demand metric for ambulance allocation pp. 50-63

- Martin Buuren
- Inter-organizational pooling of NICU nurses in the Dutch neonatal network: a simulation-optimization study pp. 64-83

- Gréanne Leeftink, Kimberley Morris, Tim Antonius, Willem de Vries and Erwin Hans
- Optimizing vaccination campaign strategies considering societal characteristics pp. 84-98

- Serin Lee, Zelda B. Zabinsky and Shan Liu
- A chance-constrained network DEA approach for evaluating medical service and quality efficiency: a case study of Taiwan pp. 99-118

- Shiu-Wan Hung, Kai-Chu Yang, Wen-Min Lu and Minh-Hieu Le
- DEA-based centralized resource allocation with a balance between efficiency and equity: evidence from healthcare services across 31 provinces in China pp. 119-141

- Tao Du, Jinyu Li and Yan Qiao
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