How can I edit destination by case when escorting patient?

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Miguel M7 asked Dec 01 2019 at 2:06 PM Matthew Gillespie commented Dec 09 2019 at 7:44 PM

How can I edit destination by case when escorting patient?

I am trying to save a room for a critical patient for after he/she completes getting diagnostics work. I want my patient to be escorted to their old room, but I want to account for the possibility of using a different shared asset. flowhelp.png

I created the label RoomType and assigned values 1, 2, 3. I thought I could manage destination by Object by case, using the case function: token.RoomType. I tried to set up the cases with getlastacquiredresource("Trauma Room",current), getlastacquiredresource("Standard Room",current), and getlastacquiredresource("Rooms",current) respectively, but I have been getting the following errors:

"Flexscript ErrorMODEL:/Tools/ProcessFlow/CriticalPatients/Escort Patient~8>variables/destinationRef Line 14Incorrect string type for parameter 1 in call to command getlastacquiredresource, expecting node Flexscript ErrorMODEL:/Tools/ProcessFlow/CriticalPatients/Escort Patient~8>variables/destinationRef Line 15Incorrect string type for parameter 1 in call to command getlastacquiredresource, expecting node Flexscript ErrorMODEL:/Tools/ProcessFlow/CriticalPatients/Escort Patient~8>variables/destinationRef Line 16Incorrect string type for parameter 1 in call to command getlastacquiredresource, expecting node Flexscript ErrorMODEL:/Tools/ProcessFlow/CriticalPatients/Escort Patient~8>variables/destinationRef Could not finish parsing because of previous errors."

I believe I need the correct application of getlastrecquiredresource(), or maybe another way to manage destination by case.

final-project-model-v1.fsm

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FlexSim 19.2.2

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Answer 1 · 2019-12-02T21:21:48Z

Matthew Gillespie answered Dec 02 2019 at 9:21 PM Matthew Gillespie commented Dec 09 2019 at 7:44 PM

I modified your model to do what I think you're trying to do. I changed the first Go To Room container to only have one Location Resource called "Room" and it defines it's Location with a By Case function that uses a different group for each different RoomType. That way you can then just have the patient escorted to the acquired location from the Room resource.

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Miguel M7 commented · Dec 09 2019 at 2:30 PM

HI @Matthew Gillespie

I finished creating the model. Most things look accurate, but I noticed that for the Critical Patients, even though the logic is programmed to let the patient take the first available room, they are only subject to TraumaRooms. Could you help me figure out why this is happening? It is easier to observe this on 11/15/19 at night on the model.

Thank you!

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Matthew Gillespie ♦♦ Miguel M7 commented · Dec 09 2019 at 7:44 PM

Oh, we still need to uncheck the Same As Last Acquired box on the Acquire Standard Room and the Acquire Empty Room activities.

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Miguel M7 commented · Dec 04 2019 at 12:18 AM

That solves my problem. Thank you so much!

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