| 英文摘要 |
Healthcare expenditures have been rising, prompting the need for effective resource allocation strategies in hospitals. Computer simulation has emerged as a valuable tool for optimizing hospital management by analyzing complex healthcare systems and experimenting with various scenarios. While previous studies have focused on operational changes in departments such as Emergency and Intensive Care, resource allocation for hospital porters remains an understudied area, despite their vital role in hospital operations. This research explores different task allocation strategies for hospital porters, who are critical to ensuring the safe and efficient transportation of patients, equipment, and specimens. The study proposes three strategic approaches: task consolidation, assigning tasks to nearby personnel, and a combined strategy. While digitalization and the implementation of a task management system have significantly improved porter efficiency, research on task allocation strategies for porters remains limited. Results reveal that task consolidation and assigning tasks to nearby personnel outperform traditional task assignment methods. The combined strategy demonstrates the greatest improvement, reducing monthly working hours by 52.5. This underscores the importance of strategic task allocation in minimizing time wastage for service personnel. The study recommends further exploration of various methods for consolidating tasks, such as scheduled dispatching or optimal combinations of different task types. This research provides valuable insights for hospital administrators seeking to enhance the efficiency of service personnel in healthcare settings. |