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Quantifying Healthcare Service Resilience. Case study – Surgical Ward Resilience
The code below presents the numerical experiment supporting the findings of the manuscript's case study, focusing on surgical ward healthcare service resilience. The code is written in a Jupyter notebook. It has the following building blocks: It has the following building blocks: 1. The queuein
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