Applying mathematical models to surgical patient planning

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Chapter 2 Improving operating room efficiency by applying bin-packing and portfolio techniques to surgical case scheduling Appeared as: Van Houdenhoven, M.,Van Oostrum, JM., Hans, E.W.,Wullink, G., Kazemier, G. (2007) Improving Operating Room Efficiency by Applying Bin-Packing and Portfolio Techniques to Surgical Case Scheduling. Anesthesia & Analgesia, 105 (3): 707 – 714.
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