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Subsidized trauma network design problem
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• Trauma injuries impose a significant burden on the healthcare system. • Governments often offer financial subsidies to trauma centers in low insured regions. • We propose a Subsidized Trauma Network Design Problem with patient safety and subsidy as objectives. • A lexicographic approach is used to solve the two objectives sequentially. • A decomposition-based approach is presented to solve the two models efficiently. • Several insights are derived based on experiments conducted using realistic data set.
Keywords:
Trauma injuries
Subsidy
Patient safety
Network design
Decomposition approach
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