Titlebook: Health Care Evaluation Using Computer Simulation; Concepts, Methods, a Boris Sobolev,Victor Sanchez,Lisa Kuramoto Book 2012 Springer Scienc

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Boris Sobolev,Victor Sanchez,Lisa Kuramoto resultantsapproaches. While Groebner basis may require large storage capacity during its computations, polynomial resultants approaches presented herein offers remedy to users who may not be lucky to have computers with large storage capacities. This chapter presents polynomial resultants approache

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UML Diagrams for the Process of Careion models needed to evaluate the policies. This chapter presents examples of use case diagrams for the activities involved in surgical care, activity diagrams for the flow of patients through care activities, and sequence diagrams for the interactions of patients and care activities arranged in a time sequence.

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ve methodology for planning computer simulation experiments..The purpose of this book is to place computer simulation studies within the paradigm of intervention research that is concerned with comparing the outcomes of health care delivered under different policies. This book presents computer simu

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Simulation Studiesn, the methodological rigor of evaluative studies should be applied to the analysis of simulation experiments. We review the implications of such an approach for both the design and analysis of simulation studies. We conclude with a brief discussion of the requirements for reporting the design, methods, and results of a simulation study.