报告人：Dr.Mohammad T. Khasawneh教授
Speaker：Dr. Mohammad T. Khasawneh教授
主持人：和延立
Host：He Yanli
时间：2019年1月16日 上午10：00-11：30
Time:Jan.16th, 2019, 10:00-11:30am
地点：航空楼B座机电学院四楼410报告厅
Location：Youyi Campus Hangkong Building，School of Mechanical Engineering，B410 conference room
主题：医疗系统工程和数据科学研究及发展
Topic：Healthcare Systems Engineering and Data Science Research and Development
内容简介：
随着医疗行业快速的改变、技术的发展，很多医疗机构开始采用数字化模式运作，因此，此类需求将增加。为了保证医疗系统安全、有效、以病人为中心、及时、高效、合理，系统工程工具已经广泛运用于实际并产生较好效果。这些工具的战略使用，如精益六西格玛、应用运筹学、供应链管理、建模与仿真以及人为因素工程/人机工程学，可以很容易地用于测量、表征和优化医疗系统中各个级别的绩效。然而，构建一个更好的交付系统需要有效的合作伙伴关系，可以利用工程、健康和保健科学、信息技术、管理和社会科学的力量。这种合作关系对于将我们表现不佳的医疗保健系统转变为高性能环境至关重要，这些环境以较低的成本提供卓越的质量护理和更好的患者治疗效果。这些专业知识的整合可以在医疗管理、系统工程和成果研究中建立新一代的政策和方法，并最终将我们的医疗系统转变为一个以患者为中心的护理、优化的操作、疗效、安全性和公平性的系统。纽约州立大学沃森系统卓越研究所（WISE）是纽约州立大学的一所高级研究所，一直与美国和国际几家医院合作（以协作模式）来实现这一目标。因此，本次演讲的目的是介绍医疗系统工程中心（HSEC）的广泛应用研究项目，该中心是一个在WISE的保护下有组织的研究中心。这些研究活动包括但不限于：（a）工作流和流程重新设计；（b）生产力评估和能力规划；（c）战略规划和未来状态分析；（d）精益六西格玛和卓越运营；（e）综合临床环境建模和医疗保健数据科学与分析；（f）以及数字用户人类工效学评估建模。在描述了他的医疗系统工程中心及其合作医院的独特工作模式之后，将介绍和讨论几个案例研究。
Abstract:
Due to the ongoing transformation of the healthcare industry from a fee-for-service (volume-based) to a pay-for-performance (value-based) model, the healthcare sector is constantly evolving every day. Moreover, with the advances in today’s technology, many hospital systems are transitioning into digital modes of operation. Therefore, there is an increased need, more than ever before, to make the healthcare system safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable. While systems engineering tools have been widely used in a variety of applications to achieve major improvements, the healthcare sector has been slow in embracing them. The strategic use of these tools, such as lean six-sigma, applied operations research, supply chain management, modeling and simulation, and human factors engineering/ergonomics, can be readily used to measure, characterize, and optimize performance at various levels in a healthcare system. However, building a better delivery system requires effective partnerships that can harness the power of engineering, health and healthcare sciences, information technology, management, and social sciences. Such partnerships are essential to transforming our under-performing healthcare system into high performance environments that produce premier quality care and better patient outcomes at lower cost. The integration of such expertise can establish next-generation policies and approaches in healthcare management, systems engineering, and outcomes research, and ultimately transform our healthcare system to one that embraces patient-centered care, optimized operations, efficacy, safety, and equity. The Watson Institute for Systems Excellence (WISE), an institute for advanced studies at Binghamton University, has been working (in a collaborative mode) with several U.S. and international hospitals to accomplish such objectives. Therefore, the purpose of this talk is to introduce the broad spectrum of applied research projects in the Healthcare Systems Engineering Center (HSEC), an organized research center under the umbrella of WISE. Those research activities include, but are not limited to:(a) workflow and process re-design, (b) productivity assessment and capacity planning, (c) strategic planning and future-state analysis, (d) lean six-sigma and operational excellence, (e) integrated clinical environment modeling and healthcare data science and analytics, (f) and digital human modeling for ergonomic assessment. After describing the unique working model of his Healthcare Systems Engineering Center and its partner hospitals, several case studies will be presented and discussed.
报告人简介：
Mohammad Khasawneh博士是宾汉姆顿大学系统科学与工业工程教授和主席。2003年8月在南卡罗来纳州克莱姆森大学获得工业工程博士学位，1998年和2000年分别在约旦科技大学获得机械工程学士和硕士学位。Khasawneh博士的研究重点是医疗系统工程、运营管理和数据科学。Khasawneh博士目前担任沃森系统卓越研究所（WISE）副主任，这是一所高级研究所，每年产生250-300万美元的研究资金。此外，他目前担任宾汉姆顿大学医疗系统工程中心（ORC）的创始主任。
Speaker’s Short Biography：
Dr. Mohammad Khasawneh is a Professor and Chair of Systems Science & Industrial Engineering at Binghamton University. He received his Ph.D. inIndustrial Engineering from Clemson University, South Carolina, in August 2003,and his B.S. and M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Jordan University of Science and Technology, Jordan, in 1998 and 2000, respectively. Dr.Khasawneh’s research is focused on healthcare systems engineering, operations management, and data science. Dr. Khasawneh currently serves as Associate
Director for the Watson Institute for Systems Excellence (WISE), an institute for advanced studies that generates 2.5-3 million US$ in research funds annually. In addition, he currently serves as the founding director of the Healthcare Systems Engineering Center, an organized research center (ORC) at Binghamton University.
