This project develops and validates new planning criteria for the standardized planning of EMS structures throughout the state.
learn moreSCATTER aims to develop a computer-based simulation to provide recommendations and decision-making support for nationwide COVID-19 patient transports in case of overload situations.
learn moreThis project aims to improve the resilience of healthcare providers in the event of cyber-attacks and to ensure patient safety.
learn moreABOUT THE LAB
The Health Care Lab pools interdisciplinary competencies of researchers at KSRI and provides sound decision support to solve health care planning problems. We generally work with quantitative methods from operations research, such as process optimization, simulation, and machine learning. In doing so, we are in close contact with partners from the health care sector, especially hospitals, medical practices, and those responsible for emergency service planning. Further partners are the FZI and the IOR, in particular the research group Discrete Optimization and Logistics.
RESEARCH TOPICS
Research at the Health Care Lab deals with various topics related to the analysis and optimization of processes in the health care sector. Attention is also paid to the consideration of increasing digitalization. The most important topics include process optimization in the emergency services, for general practitioners and in hospitals.
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Rescue service logistics
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Area planning for general practitioners
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Personnel and shift planning
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Scheduling
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Layout planning and stock-keeping in hospitals
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Surgery planning
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Transport planning
LAB LEAD & CONTACT
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Prof.Dr. Stefan Nickel (Owner) | IOR | stefan.nickel∂kit.edu | |
Sven Watzinger (Lab Lead) | IOR | sven.watzinger∂kit.edu | |
Hannah Bakker | IOR | hannah.bakker∂kit.edu |