Taming of the Queue is an annual conference that brings together a community of interest from across Canada to discuss access and wait time issues. Representing a wide range of perspectives, conference participants assess progress being made on wait-time measurement and management. These events enhance knowledge about the issue, while best practices are exchanged and used to help shape the public policy agenda. This year’s invitational conference was held April 3-4, 2014 at the Fairmont Château Laurier Hotel in Ottawa, ON.

Pegram Noghani, an Ontario CLRI researcher, was invited to present his poster on Modeling the Community Care Services for Alternative Level of Care (ALC) Patients: A Queuing Network Approach.

For more information on this project, in addition to any of the Ontario CLRI projects, feel free to contact Tracy Luciani, Knowledge Broker at tluciani@bruyere.org or 613-562-6262 x 2571.