Medical Module Issues

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CSN asked Apr 24, '23 CSN commented Apr 25, '23

Medical Module Issues

Hi everyone, I'm having a little problem with the modeling, please download the model.. The approximate logic inside has three points:

1. for people in the queue line whether it is possible to have three rows in a WaitingLine, three rows side by side;

2. according to the diagram, there are three receptionists at the inquiry desk, whether it is possible to use Location as a resource that can be accessed multiple times.

3. As mentioned above, the personnel may need two and more doctors for surgical treatment after walking to the bed, but it seems that only one can be h acquired now.

(I know some of the above logic can be easily implemented in regular FlexSim, but I wonder if it is possible to do so using resources in HC)

Any suggestions or comments would be greatly appreciated!

HCv23.0.fsm

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FlexSim 23.0.6

healthcare

hcv230.fsm (91.4 KiB)

Answer 1 · 2023-04-24T16:47:17Z

Matthew Gillespie answered Apr 24, '23 CSN commented Apr 25, '23

Here is your model with some updates: hcv230_1.fsm

1. You can do this, but for most models I wouldn't recommend implementing it. It will add a lot more complexity to your model for very little impact on statistics. Here is another answer that walks you through how to pick the shortest of multiple waiting lines: Multiple Waiting Lines and Max Capacity of Waiting Lines

2. In a case like this you wouldn't have all the patients acquire the desk. Simply have them acquire one of the clerks at the desk and then walk up to a point in front of them. In the attached model they acquire a clerk and then walk up to that clerk's assigned computer (assigned with a center port connection).

3. You can acquire multiple staff for any activity, you just need more staff resources. In the attached model, I have the Treatment step set up so that it requires a nurse and then 50% of the time it requires a doctor.

hcv230-1.fsm (127.9 KiB)

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CSN commented · Apr 25, 2023 at 12:45 AM

Thank you for your advice!

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