Review of literature on optimization models in nursing shift programming
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Siendo la programación de turnos de enfermería (NSP) un componente esencial en la calidad del servicio de salud y debido al gran número de investigaciones desarrolladas sobre NSP en la literatura, se desarrolla una revisión de literatura sobre los artículos sobre NSP realizados desde 2003 hasta la fecha. A partir de este trabajo se logran identificar la tendencia y las necesidades propias de este problema, las cuales se caracterizan por (1) la necesidad de cerrar la brecha entre academia y práctica mediante el desarrollo de modelos objetivos de representación del problema y (2), desarrollar investigación sobre técnicas de solución capaces de tratar modelos de gran complejidad, sin sacrificar el recurso computacional. Este artículo presenta una revisión de literatura sobre los modelos de optimización en la programación de turnos de enfermería, publicados desde 2003 a la fecha.
B Being the nurse shift scheduling an essential component of the quality of the health service and due to the big amount of research conducted regarding the Nurse Scheduling Problem (NSP), a literature review is carried out concerning articles on NSP published from 2003 up to now. As a result of this work, we were able to highlight the tendencies and own needs of this problem, which are characterized by: (1) the need to close the gap between academy and practice through the development of objective models that represent the problem and (2) research about solution techniques capable of processing models of great complexity, without sacrificing the computational resource. This article presents a literature review on optimization models in the NSP published since 2003.
B Being the nurse shift scheduling an essential component of the quality of the health service and due to the big amount of research conducted regarding the Nurse Scheduling Problem (NSP), a literature review is carried out concerning articles on NSP published from 2003 up to now. As a result of this work, we were able to highlight the tendencies and own needs of this problem, which are characterized by: (1) the need to close the gap between academy and practice through the development of objective models that represent the problem and (2) research about solution techniques capable of processing models of great complexity, without sacrificing the computational resource. This article presents a literature review on optimization models in the NSP published since 2003.
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hospital logistics, optimization models, optimization methods, healthcare, nurse shift scheduling, logística hospitalaria, modelos de optimización, métodos de optimización, programación de turnos de enfermería