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  • Operations Research and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Management: SSHSM, Québec, Canada, June 2022, and Lyon, France, June 2023

    Operations Research and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Management by Landa, Paolo; Côté, André; Gartner, Jean-Baptiste;

    SSHSM, Québec, Canada, June 2022, and Lyon, France, June 2023

    Series: Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics; 506;

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    Product details:

    • Publisher Springer Nature Switzerland
    • Date of Publication 19 December 2025
    • Number of Volumes 1 pieces, Book

    • ISBN 9783031956584
    • Binding Hardback
    • No. of pages262 pages
    • Size 235x155 mm
    • Language English
    • Illustrations XII, 262 p. 39 illus., 34 illus. in color. Illustrations, black & white
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    This book is open access. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted many adaptation issues for health and social services establishments. In both European and worldwide health care systems, managers must more than ever undergo major transformations and face challenges to respond to public concerns. Innovative solutions are presented and analyzed through a very detailed study of specific contexts. The sharing of knowledge and experiences to better understand the multiple facets of these challenges is strategically relevant for healthcare managers, especially in learning healthcare systems logic. To address it, the second and the third editions of the Francophone Health Services Management Summer School focus on innovation in a post-pandemic health and social services system under the lens of artificial intelligence and operations research, aimed at disseminating and enriching knowledge between managers and providing useful tools to healthcare managers. Several topics were treated within the summer school, such as the reorganization of health care and services, the innovation in care pathways, the digital transformation and artificial intelligence in health and social services, the operationalization and evaluation of learning health systems, the new trends in hospital management and the patient-centered care pathways.

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    Table of Contents:

    Landa, Gartner, Preface.- Addis, Aringhieri, Gribaudo, Grosso, Staffing Healthcare Personnel combining Petri Nets and Optimisation.- Neumann, Cremona, Hajji, Morin, Rekik, Exploring the Recent Applications of Artificial Intelligence Techniques for Type-1 Diabetes Management.- Murazzano, Landa, An overview of the implementation of artificial intelligence in clinical pathways.- Testi, Tànfani, Landa Economic evaluation of hospital production: analysis and comparison of different models.- Garidi, Rakotondranaivo, Steering patient flows: the contribution of quantification and simulation to the relevance of care pathways.- Tonde Laberge Analysis of risk factors associated with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease in Quebec.- Haren, Gartner, Côté, Paquet, Application of segmentation methods in health care services planning and delivery.- Layani, How can we better take person-centred needs into account? The integrated care trajectory approach and intersectoral collaboration in primary care to support people living with diabetes.- Maillet, Godbout, Goudet, Thiebaut, Tools for Analyzing and Measuring the Performance of Care and Service Pathways.- Lalonde, Landa, An overview on adopting Clinical Pathways in Primary Care: A literature review.- Dufour, Dextras-Gauthier, Cachat-Rosset, Gilbert, Fournier, An ailing healthcare organization.- Hardy, Bergeron-Drolet, Corbeil, Côté, Healthcare experiences of elderly patients and managers' reactions to video testimonies.- Rakotondranaivo, Grandhaye, Contributions of value management and colour abacuses for improving the daily lives of patients and their caregivers.- Zaghmouri, Husson, Collective analysis of work to increase the amount of time spent with patients. A case study looking at the value of activities using the Lean approach.- Côté, Raki, Gartner, Towards the development of a conceptual framework adapted to the specific needs of healthcare and social services establishments for a sustainable transition of their supply chain.- Côté, Benharbit, Lemaire, Bergeron, Gartner, Why be a manager when you're a hospital doctor? A review of the literature.- Capgras, Claveranne, Evolving Landscape of For-Profit Private Hospitals in France.- Côté, Gartner, Replicating and scaling a healthcare innovation: theoretical and methodological insights.- Laberge, Sawadogo, Retention and attraction measures in the Quebec health care system during the covid-19 pandemic.

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