Hip Fracture Patient Pathways and Agent-based Modelling
Alison N. O'Connor, Stephen E. Ryan, Gauri Vaidya, Paul Harford,, Meghana Kshirsagar

TL;DR
This paper discusses an ongoing project that uses agent-based simulations to optimize healthcare resource allocation for hip fracture patients amidst increasing demand, aiming to improve patient flow and healthcare efficiency.
Contribution
It introduces a novel application of agent-based modelling to optimize healthcare pathways for hip fracture patients, addressing resource constraints.
Findings
Agent-based models can simulate patient flow effectively.
Potential for improved resource allocation and patient outcomes.
Framework adaptable to other healthcare scenarios.
Abstract
Increased healthcare demand is significantly straining European services. Digital solutions including advanced modelling techniques offer a promising solution to optimising patient flow without impacting day-to-day healthcare provision. In this work we outline an ongoing project that aims to optimise healthcare resources using agent-based simulations.
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TopicsChronic Disease Management Strategies
