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Hybrid hospitals offer on-site and remote hospitalization through telemedicine. These new healthcare models require novel operational policies to balance costs, efficiency, and patient well-being. Our study addresses two first-order questions: (i) how to direct patient admission and call-in based on individual characteristics and proximity and (ii) how to determine the optimal allocation of medical resources between these two hospitalization options and among different patient types.
It offers practical operational policies (like determining when to call in patients and how to distribute limited healthcare resources) that improve efficiency and cost-effectiveness in hybrid hospital systems combining remote and traditional care.
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