A lateral resupply blood supply chain network design under uncertainties

The vibrant subject of blood banking and blood distribution is addressed where lateral resupply of blood products is allowed. In this paper, we studied a blood supply chain network design consisting of four conventional levels each of which corresponding to one entity in the real world: donors, bloo...

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Published in:Applied Mathematical Modelling Vol. 93; p. 165
Main Authors: Arani, Mohammad, Chan, Yupo, Liu, Xian, Momenitabar, Mohsen
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: New York Elsevier BV 01.05.2021
Subjects:
Blood
Blood products
Business metrics
Goal programming
Hospitals
Indicators
Inventory management
Mathematical programming
Mixed integer
Network design
Optimization
Supply chains
Uncertainty
ISSN:1088-8691, 0307-904X
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Abstract The vibrant subject of blood banking and blood distribution is addressed where lateral resupply of blood products is allowed. In this paper, we studied a blood supply chain network design consisting of four conventional levels each of which corresponding to one entity in the real world: donors, blood collection facilities, blood centers, and hospitals. The blood supply chain network considered two important properties: ABO-Rh factors and shelf lives of blood products. Moreover, an integrated inventory system for sharing hospitals' inventory levels is considered to investigate the two performance indicators of the network in terms of cross-matching and outdated units. This type of inventory system is known as "Lateral Resupply" permitting a hospital to satisfy its demand by the other hospitals' inventories in the absence of the required product at the blood center and its excess in any hospital. The proposed mixed-integer mathematical programming model entails three objectives referring to the three underlying concepts of sustainability, additionally, to cope with uncertainties and multi objectiveness, a scenario-based optimization approach and revised multi-choice goal programming technique were employed, respectively. Finally, the results confirmed that the lateral resupply virtue improved the performance indicators.
AbstractList The vibrant subject of blood banking and blood distribution is addressed where lateral resupply of blood products is allowed. In this paper, we studied a blood supply chain network design consisting of four conventional levels each of which corresponding to one entity in the real world: donors, blood collection facilities, blood centers, and hospitals. The blood supply chain network considered two important properties: ABO-Rh factors and shelf lives of blood products. Moreover, an integrated inventory system for sharing hospitals' inventory levels is considered to investigate the two performance indicators of the network in terms of cross-matching and outdated units. This type of inventory system is known as "Lateral Resupply" permitting a hospital to satisfy its demand by the other hospitals' inventories in the absence of the required product at the blood center and its excess in any hospital. The proposed mixed-integer mathematical programming model entails three objectives referring to the three underlying concepts of sustainability, additionally, to cope with uncertainties and multi objectiveness, a scenario-based optimization approach and revised multi-choice goal programming technique were employed, respectively. Finally, the results confirmed that the lateral resupply virtue improved the performance indicators.
Author Arani, Mohammad
Liu, Xian
Chan, Yupo
Momenitabar, Mohsen
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Goal programming
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Indicators
Inventory management
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Network design
Optimization
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Uncertainty
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