Personnel Scheduling in Hospital lnfirmaries

Authors

  • Willians José Moralesa Pinsetta Enfermeiro; gestor de processos de qualidade do Hospital das Clínicas (HC) da Unicamp; ex-diretor do Departamento de Enfermagem do HC.
  • Katia Maria Rosa Enfermeira do Centro de Material e Esterilização do HC da Unicamp; ex­ assistente-administrativa do Departamento de Enfermagem.
  • Cleusa Regina Manga Ribeiro Milani Diretora de informática do HC da Unicamp
  • Vera Lucia Simelink Enfermeira; diretora das enfermarias de Emergência, Cirurgia do Trauma, Psiquiatria e Transplante de Medula Óssea do HC da Unicamp .
  • Maria Cristina F. Ouelhas Enfermeira; supervisora técnica do Centro de Material e Esterilizaçã o do HC da Unicamp; mestranda em Enfermagem; especialista em Centro Cirúrgico e Centro de Material e Esterilização pela SOBECC.
  • Tiago Macedo Dias Engenheiro elétrico pela Unicamp, com especialização em Otimização de Sistemas e Telecomunicações.
  • Daniel Felix Ferber Engenheiro de computação pela Unicamp
  • Arnaldo Vieira Moura Ph.D.; professor livre-docente do Instituto de Computação da Unicamp
  • Cid Carvalho de Souza Ph.D.; professor livre-docente do Instituto de Computação da Unicamp

Keywords:

scheduling, infirmaries, evolutive heuristics, day off, preferences

Abstract

This article discusses a computational tool that  was delevoped to solve the monthly scheduling problem at the infirmaries of the School Hospital at  the  University  of  Cam pina s.  Using specialized heuristics, good solutions can be created in ade q ua te computational time.  A  friendly  and  intuitive  interface a llo ws any user to operate the system without  difficulty.

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Published

2005-10-01

How to Cite

Pinsetta, W. J. M., Rosa, K. M., Milani, C. R. M. R., Simelink, V. L., Ouelhas, M. C. F., Dias, T. M., Ferber, D. F., Moura, A. V., & Souza, C. C. de. (2005). Personnel Scheduling in Hospital lnfirmaries. Revista SOBECC, 10(3), 30–38. Retrieved from https://revista.sobecc.org.br/sobecc/article/view/310

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 3 (2005)

Section

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

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