This invention relates to a patient
scheduling system for a hospital emergency room. An initial assessment scheduling module classifies admitted patients by urgency level. When medical resources are strained, it compares historical emergency records and simulates pre-treatment interventions based on similar cases. Simultaneously, it constructs a waiting
queue containing patients at different treatment stages and predicts the
impact of adding a patient to the waiting
queue on the patient themselves and other patients in the
queue. A secondary assessment scheduling module, after the patient receives formal intervention, schedules nurses to perform corresponding examinations and constructs a secondary examination
result vector. A comprehensive assessment module combines the urgency level and the secondary examination
result vector, using a pre-trained model to obtain the final
patient classification, providing a basis for subsequent treatment scheduling. This invention, through pre-intervention and predictive dynamic
ranking, effectively utilizes fragmented doctor time, optimizes emergency room
resource scheduling, significantly shortens
patient waiting time, and improves emergency efficiency and
treatment success rate.