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Data Driven Load Balancing at Emergency Departments using ‘Crowdinforming’

Data Driven Load Balancing at Emergency Departments using ‘Crowdinforming’

Data Driven Load Balancing at Emergency Departments using ‘Crowdinforming’

Authors of this article:

Marcia R Friesen1 ;   Trevor Strome2 ;   Shamir N Mukhi3 ;   Robert D McLeod1
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