Setting the Goals in the Management of Mutilated Injuries of the Hand—Impressions Based on the Ganga Hospital Experience

Sabapathy, S. Raja; Bhardwaj, Praveen

doi:10.1016/j.hcl.2016.07.001

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“…In this study they examined the effects of horizontal inter-organizational arrangements on inventory costs for hospitals facing two key environmental conditions, namely the logistics services infrastructure where the hospital is located and the demand uncertainty for clinical requirements that a hospital experiences. Sabapathy and Bhardwaj tried to set the goals in the management of mutilated injuries of the hand [8].…”

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Selection of the Forecasting Model in Health Care

Kasapoälu¹

2016

J Hosp Med Manage

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Forecasting is one of the first steps in planning; the success of the plans depends on the accuracy of the forecasts. In the service industries like the hospitals, there are many plans that depend on the forecast, from capacity planning to aggregate planning, from layout decisions to the daily schedules. The accuracy of the forecasts could be determined by the error indicators after the trial of the many methods that fits our data.

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“…stock management. Sabapathy and Bhardwaj studied on setting the goals in the management of mutilated injuries of the hand, impressions based on the ganga hospital experience[8].Dai et al. worked in the in-hospital st elevation myocardial ınfarction: clinical characteristics, management challenges, and outcome[19].…”

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