A multi-echelon inventory model for a repairable item with one-for one replenishment

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A model developed to determine steady state inventory maintenance requirements for a multi-echelon inventory system for a repairable item is based on the assumption that item failures can be explained by the Poisson process and that shipment time is deterministic. The multi-echelon system is comprised of a central depot serving several operating sites, where repairs are made. Inventory is supplied on a one-for-one, as needed basis.

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An LP planning model for a mental health community support system

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A mental-health community support system is examined. A resource planning model and an allocation model are presented. A conceptual planning framework is developed that covers aggregate patients according to their service requirements and their functional level.

HEALTH SERVICES, Management, Economic aspects, Mental health, Public health, Resource allocation

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Continuous - review policies for a multi-echelon inventory problem with stochastic demand

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A model, designed to find a continuous-review inventory control policy that optimally reduces average costs, is applied to a multi-stage serial inventory system. Costs focused on include: fixed ordering costs, echelon holding costs and back ordering costs.

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