Health Care Management Science
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Volume 14, issue 4, 2011
- Spinned Poisson distribution with health management application pp. 299-306

- Ramalingam Shanmugam
- The agreement and internal consistency of national hospital EMR measures pp. 307-313

- Abby Kazley, Mark Diana and Nir Menachemi
- Communities of color? Client-to-client racial concordance in the selection of mental health programs for Caucasians and African Americans pp. 314-323

- Naoru Koizumi, Aileen Rothbard, Tony Smith and Jeremy Mayer
- Outcome based state budget allocation for diabetes prevention programs using multi-criteria optimization with robust weights pp. 324-337

- Sanjay Mehrotra and Kibaek Kim
- Examining the discharge practices of surgeons at a large medical center pp. 338-347

- David Anderson, Carter Price, Bruce Golden, Wolfgang Jank and Edward Wasil
- How to juggle priorities? An interactive tool to provide quantitative support for strategic patient-mix decisions: an ophthalmology case pp. 348-360

- Paul Joustra, Jesse Wit, Nico Dijk and Piet Bakker
- Optimal timing of joint replacement using mathematical programming and stochastic programming models pp. 361-369

- Baruch Keren and Joseph Pliskin
- How do strategic decisions and operative practices affect operating room productivity? pp. 370-382

- Antti Peltokorpi
- ORchestra: an online reference database of OR/MS literature in health care pp. 383-384

- Peter Hulshof, Richard Boucherie, J. Essen, Erwin Hans, Johann Hurink, Nikky Kortbeek, Nelly Litvak, Peter Vanberkel, Egbert Veen, Bart Veltman, Ingrid Vliegen and Maartje Zonderland
- Modeling and notation of DEA with strong and weak disposable outputs pp. 385-388

- Ludwig Kuntz and Sandra Sülz
- Response to modeling and notation of DEA with strong and weak disposable outputs pp. 389-390

- Gary Ferrier, Michael Rosko and Vivian Valdmanis
- Response to modeling and notation of DEA with strong and weak disposable outputs pp. 391-391

- Jan Clement, Vivian Valdmanis, Gloria Bazzoli, Mei Zhao and Askar Chukmaitov
- Acknowledgement of referees’ services pp. 392-395

- Yasar Ozcan
Volume 14, issue 3, 2011
- Editorial: IMA Health 2010 pp. 213-214

- Christos Vasilakis, Thierry Chaussalet and Rose Baker
- An operational research approach to identify cardiac surgery patients at risk of severe post-operative bleeding pp. 215-222

- Brian Reddy, Christina Pagel, Alain Vuylsteke, Caroline Gerrard, Sam Nashef and Martin Utley
- Using discrete event simulation to design a more efficient hospital pharmacy for outpatients pp. 223-236

- Matthew Reynolds, Christos Vasilakis, Monsey McLeod, Nicholas Barber, Ann Mounsey, Sue Newton, Ann Jacklin and Bryony Franklin
- Scheduling admissions and reducing variability in bed demand pp. 237-249

- René Bekker and Paulien Koeleman
- A technical note concerning emergency bed demand pp. 250-252

- Steve Gallivan and Martin Utley
- Modelling catchment areas for secondary care providers: a case study pp. 253-261

- Simon Jones, Jessica Wardlaw, Susan Crouch and Michelle Carolan
- Modelling to estimate future trends in cancer prevalence pp. 262-266

- Francesca Fiorentino, Jacob Maddams, Henrik Møller and Martin Utley
- The performance of automated case-mix adjustment regression model building methods in a health outcome prediction setting pp. 267-278

- Min-Hua Jen, Alex Bottle, Graham Kirkwood, Ron Johnston and Paul Aylin
- Costing hospital resources for stroke patients using phase-type models pp. 279-291

- Jennifer Gillespie, Sally McClean, Bryan Scotney, Lalit Garg, Maria Barton and Ken Fullerton
- Simulating waiting list management pp. 292-298

- John Bowers
Volume 14, issue 2, 2011
- Controlling for quality in the hospital cost function pp. 125-134

- Kathleen Carey and Theodore Stefos
- Using simulation modeling to improve patient flow at an outpatient orthopedic clinic pp. 135-145

- Thomas Rohleder, Peter Lewkonia, Diane Bischak, Paul Duffy and Rosa Hendijani
- A probabilistic model for predicting the probability of no-show in hospital appointments pp. 146-157

- Adel Alaeddini, Kai Yang, Chandan Reddy and Susan Yu
- Managing magnetic resonance imaging machines: support tools for scheduling and planning pp. 158-173

- Adam Carpenter, Lawrence Leemis, Alan Papir, David Phillips and Grace Phillips
- Inferring model parameters in network-based disease simulation pp. 174-188

- Eva Enns and Margaret Brandeau
- Long term staff scheduling of physicians with different experience levels in hospitals using column generation pp. 189-202

- Jens Brunner and Günther Edenharter
- Tumour doubling times and the length bias in breast cancer screening programmes pp. 203-211

- Israel Vieira, Valter Senna, Paul Harper and Arjan Shahani
Volume 14, issue 1, 2011
- Probability model for estimating colorectal polyp progression rates pp. 1-21

- Chaitra Gopalappa, Selen Aydogan-Cremaschi, Tapas Das and Seza Orcun
- Efficiency and quality of care in nursing homes: an Italian case study pp. 22-35

- Giulia Garavaglia, Emanuele Lettieri, Tommaso Agasisti and Silvano Lopez
- Time for a new budget allocation model for hospital care in Stockholm? pp. 36-55

- Per-Åke Andersson, Daniel Bruce, Anders Walander and Inga Viberg
- An open source software project for obstetrical procedure scheduling and occupancy analysis pp. 56-73

- Mark Isken, Timothy Ward and Steven Littig
- An optimal decision making model for supporting week hospital management pp. 74-88

- Domenico Conforti, Francesca Guerriero, Rosita Guido, Marco Cerinic and Maria Conforti
- Operational research in the management of the operating theatre: a survey pp. 89-114

- Francesca Guerriero and Rosita Guido
- A model for allocating CDC’s HIV prevention resources in the United States pp. 115-124

- Arielle Lasry, Stephanie Sansom, Katherine Hicks and Vladislav Uzunangelov
Volume 13, issue 4, 2010
- Pharma rebates, pharmacy benefit managers and employer outcomes pp. 281-293

- Özden Gür Ali and Murali Mantrala
- Using simulation-optimization to construct screening strategies for cervical cancer pp. 294-318

- Laura McLay, Christodoulos Foufoulides and Jason Merrick
- Does substituting home care for institutional care lead to a reduction in Medicaid expenditures? pp. 319-333

- Michelle Amaral
- Potential gains from hospital mergers in Denmark pp. 334-345

- Troels Kristensen, Peter Bogetoft and Kjeld Pedersen
- Measuring cost efficiency in the Nordic Hospitals—a cross-sectional comparison of public hospitals in 2002 pp. 346-357

- Miika Linna, Unto Häkkinen, Mikko Peltola, Jon Magnussen, Kjartan Anthun, Sverre Kittelsen, Annette Roed, Kim Olsen, Emma Medin and Clas Rehnberg
- A game-theoretic framework for estimating a health purchaser’s willingness-to-pay for health and for expansion pp. 358-377

- Reza Yaesoubi and Stephen Roberts
- Explaining the efficiency of local health departments in the U.S.: an exploratory analysis pp. 378-387

- Kankana Mukherjee, Rexford Santerre and Ning Jackie Zhang
Volume 13, issue 3, 2010
- Exact and approximate probability distributions of evidence-based bundle composite compliance measures pp. 193-209

- James Benneyan and Aysun Taşeli
- A data-integrated simulation-based optimization for assigning nurses to patient admissions pp. 210-221

- Duraikannan Sundaramoorthi, Victoria Chen, Jay Rosenberger, Seoung Kim and Deborah Buckley-Behan
- Risk-adjusted number-between failures charting procedures for monitoring a patient care process for acute myocardial infarctions pp. 222-233

- Fah Gan and Tess Tan
- Money for nothing? pp. 234-255

- Pedro Barros and Sara Machado
- Planning and scheduling of semi-urgent surgeries pp. 256-267

- Maartje Zonderland, Richard Boucherie, Nelly Litvak and Carmen Vleggeert-Lankamp
- Length of stay and imminent discharge probability distributions from multistage models: variation by diagnosis, severity of illness, and hospital pp. 268-279

- Gary Harrison and Gabriel Escobar
- Letter to Editor: Previous research in operating room scheduling and staffing pp. 280-280

- Franklin Dexter and Liam O’Neill
Volume 13, issue 2, 2010
- Impact of e-detailing on the number of new prescriptions pp. 101-111

- Füsun Gönül and Franklin Carter
- Production efficiency and financing of public health: an analysis of small municipalities in the state of São Paulo — Brazil pp. 112-123

- Patrícia Varela, Gilberto de Martins and Luiz Paulo Fávero
- Evaluating emergency medical service performance measures pp. 124-136

- Laura McLay and Maria Mayorga
- Modeling the impact of comorbidity on breast cancer patient outcomes pp. 137-154

- Shengfan Zhang, Julie Ivy, Fay Payton and Kathleen Diehl
- A non-homogeneous discrete time Markov model for admission scheduling and resource planning in a cost or capacity constrained healthcare system pp. 155-169

- Lalit Garg, Sally McClean, Brian Meenan and Peter Millard
- Analysing the length of care episode after hip fracture: a nonparametric and a parametric Bayesian approach pp. 170-181

- Jaakko Riihimäki, Reijo Sund and Aki Vehtari
- Analysing management policies for operating room planning using simulation pp. 182-191

- Marie Persson and Jan Persson
Volume 13, issue 1, 2010
- How different are hospitals’ responses to a financial reform? The impact on efficiency of activity-based financing pp. 1-16

- Erik Biorn, Terje Hagen, Tor Iversen and Jon Magnussen
- Reducing access times for an endoscopy department by an iterative combination of computer simulation and Linear Programming pp. 17-26

- P. Joustra, J. Wit, V. Struben, B. Overbeek, P. Fockens and S. Elkhuizen
- Environmental factors and productivity on Dutch hospitals: a semi-parametric approach pp. 27-34

- Jos Blank and Vivian Valdmanis
- Automating the self-scheduling process of nurses in Swedish healthcare: a pilot study pp. 35-53

- Elina Rönnberg and Torbjörn Larsson
- Pricing strategies for combination pediatric vaccines and their impact on revenue: Pediarix® or Pentacel®? pp. 54-64

- Matthew Robbins, Sheldon Jacobson and Edward Sewell
- Adjusting case mix payment amounts for inaccurately reported comorbidity data pp. 65-73

- Jason Sutherland, Jeremy Hamm and Jeff Hatcher
- Reporting trends in a regional medication error data-sharing system pp. 74-83

- James Anderson, Rangaraj Ramanujam, Devon Hensel and Carl Sirio
- The impact of CON regulation on hospital efficiency pp. 84-100

- Gary Ferrier, Hervé Leleu and Vivian Valdmanis
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