The hospital administrators at New Hope, County General, and City East recently received notice of an impending state inspection of their facilities. Under new guidelines established to improve the overall health care system, state inspectors will be assessing the efficiency of each hospital. The staff at New Hope has suggested a mutual assistance program in preparation for the inspections and have proposed using DEA as a means to assess the efficiency of each facility. The data collected thus far is summarized in the following table. All data reflects averages compiled over the past six months.
Hospital
Input Measures Bed days unused (1000s) Supply expense ($1000 s) Full-time staff Output Measures Patient-days (1000s) Nurses qualified Assistants on staff Custnmer satisfactinn New Hope 83.0123.8225.0105.0253.0125.098.0 Countv General 105.0162.3200.071.092.045.088.0 City East 104.1154.0231.082.7175.065.083.0
Enter the numbers in the appropriate cells of ranges B4:H6 in the Excel spreadsheet to solve this problem based on the following formulation.
Let wi= werght as5igned to dutput j,j=1,…,4
vi= waight as5igned to ingut i,i=1,…,3
MAX: 82.7w1+175.]w2+65.0w3+83.]w4
Subject to:
105.1w1+253.0w2+125.0w3+98.0w4−83.0v1−123.8v2−225.0v3≤0
71.0w1+92.0w2+45.0w3+88.0w4−105.0v1−162.3v2−200v3≤0
82.7w1+175.0w2+65.0w3+83.0w4−104.1v1−154.0v2−231.0v3≤0
104.1v1+154.0v2+231.0v3=1
w1,w2w3,w4,v1,v2,v3≥0
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