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Winners Announced for the May 2021 Simio Student Simulation Competition
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PITTSBURGH, June 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Simio is delighted to announce that the winners for the May 2021 Student Simulation Competition have emerged. The Simio Student Simulation Competition is the largest event dedicated to undergraduate and graduate students across the globe taking courses in simulation modeling and scheduling. The bi-annual event usually witnesses hundreds of teams competing to win exciting prizes and the May event was no different.
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The May 2021 global event featured 339 teams consisting of 1,343 students across 44 schools showcasing their abilities with applying simulation modeling and scheduling software to solve real-world problems. The problem to be solved for the competition was centered on a new buffering and inventory paradigm, Demand Driven Materials Requirement Planning (DDMRP). The winning strategy must optimize
5 Things Florida: Value-based care, Health in the budget, Overdoses on the rise
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This may be the calm before the storm.
Thursday is the last published day on the US Supreme Court calendar to release opinions from its current term (though they have a few more weeks for orders). It’s a term that saw a meaningful challenge to the ACA last November. It was a case many in the media thought could not be overturned, based on the line of questioning from the justices. But for that to happen, Justices Roberts and Kavanaugh both will need to break from the 6-3 conservative majority to craft a majority opinion with the three more liberal justices. That seems a tough reach.
Catalyzing the move to value based care in Florida Nicole Pasia | Jun 1, 2021
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Florida health care leaders discussed the road ahead for value-based care systems at the 2021 Florida State of Reform Health Policy Conference.
Different silos, from state hospitals to accountable care organizations to the insurance sector, came together to assess the move to value based care and the work still to come.
Elizabeth Miller introduced the current state of value-based care approaches, saying there should be a standardization of models across providers. Even if those conversations are taking place between organizations at the executive level, she continued, they don’t always filter down to the providers themselves. Miller said:
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