

Cross-border capacity modelling validated across two fundamentally different health systems - method tested against a second system rather than assumed to generalise from one.
A cross-border collaboration with Kaiser Permanente - one of the largest integrated health systems in the United States - comparing capacity modelling methods and data structures across two health systems that organise care in fundamentally different ways. The goal was not to build a model that worked in one place.

Capacity modelling method validated against a second health system rather than assumed to generalise from one.
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