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Ksenia F asked Yulia K commented

Track the intersection of different patient flows

Hi!

There is a task to track the intersection of different patient flows. How can this be done? Perhaps using dashboards? Thanks.

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Jeanette F answered Yulia K commented

Hello @Ksenia F,

I took your model and implemented several things from this post and model.

The model uses an agent proximity system to detect when a planned patient comes within 2 meters of an emergency patient. I created a second label set so that patients that are planned (Emergency = 0) and emergency patients (Emergency = 1) can be distinguished from each other. The patients are added to the agent system at the beginning of their process flows. The rules specified in the proximity system are to ensure that only data is received from one of the patients in the case of an interaction of planned and emergency patients.

When an emergency patient enters the proximity of a planned patient a trigger is sent to a visual object that draws a disk at that interaction so you know where the patient is interacting in the model.

Here is the model for you to reference.

HC Agent proximity system statistics and heat map.fsm


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Cliff King answered Ksenia F commented

Would the heatmaps available with A* give you what you need? There are several options for how to display the color gradients and there are even ways to extract the data behind the color gradients if you like (search for heatmaps in Answers for how to do this).


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