A Simulated Discrete-Event and Queuing Model to Reduce Transfers from the Emergency Department and to Optimize Hospital Bed Management

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A Simulated Discrete-Event and Queuing Model to Reduce Transfers from the Emergency Department and to Optimize Hospital Bed Management

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A Simulated Discrete-Event and ...... timize Hospital Bed Management

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B. Guidet

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D. Pateron

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E. Casalino

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M. Wargon

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N. Taright

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10.1155/2014/478675

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2014

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2014-01-01T00:00:00Z

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