A Configuration Strategy for Emergency Medical Supplies in Earthquake Disaster

Xue-dong Liang (), Rong Huang (), Ying-kang Shi (), Lei Xie () and Jian Liu ()
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Xue-dong Liang: Sichuan University
Rong Huang: Sichuan University
Ying-kang Shi: Sichuan University
Lei Xie: Sichuan University
Jian Liu: Sichuan University

Chapter Chapter 110 in The 19th International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, 2013, pp 1045-1055 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Along with the increasing frequency in emergency in our country, medical rescue is becoming more and more important, and the configuration of emergency medical supplies is especially vital. In allusion to earthquake emergency, a classification for earthquake emergency medical supplies is presented firstly, and then the evaluation index of emergency material allocation efficiency is founded. The weight on the evaluation index of emergency material allocation efficiency is gotten by rough sets. Finally, take Wenchuan earthquake for example, the emergency medical supplies configuration of West China Hospital is evaluated, and a viable configuration strategy for emergency medical supplies in earthquake disaster is put forward.

Keywords: Attribute significance; Emergency medical supplies; Index system; Rough sets (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-38442-4_110

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