Overview
Zihao Wang is currently a PhD Candidate at Cardiff Business School in the Logistics and Operations Management (LOM) section. He is also a Logistics Systems Dynamics Group (LSDG) member.
He holds a BSc in logistics management (Cross-cultivation) from Beijing Jiaotong University and Beijing Wuzi University, China. He achieved M.Sc. in logistics and operation management from Cardiff University. During his academic career at the Master's level, he was involved in a live project with Cardiff and Vale health board of NHS Wales, which is "Patient flow forecasting/modelling numbers in Major Trauma Network (MTN) Wales".
His PhD research topic is also an extension of this project, which further focused on investigating the intermediate outcome of the operation in the South Wales Major Trauma network.
Publication
2024
- Wang, Z., Rostami-Tabar, B., Haider, J., Naim, M. and Haider, J. 2024. Investigating length of stay patterns and its predictors in the South Wales Trauma Network. Advances in Rehabilitation Science and Practice 13 (10.1177/27536351241237866)
2022
- Wang, Z., Rostami-Tabar, B., Haider, J. J. and Naim, M. 2022. A systematic literature review of trauma networks and systems: from operations management perspectives. Presented at: 12th European Decision Sciences Conference, Dublin, Ireland, 29 May – 1 June 2022.
Articles
- Wang, Z., Rostami-Tabar, B., Haider, J., Naim, M. and Haider, J. 2024. Investigating length of stay patterns and its predictors in the South Wales Trauma Network. Advances in Rehabilitation Science and Practice 13 (10.1177/27536351241237866)
Conferences
- Wang, Z., Rostami-Tabar, B., Haider, J. J. and Naim, M. 2022. A systematic literature review of trauma networks and systems: from operations management perspectives. Presented at: 12th European Decision Sciences Conference, Dublin, Ireland, 29 May – 1 June 2022.
Research
- Predictive modelling in the health care system.
- System dynamic modelling and simulation
- Exploration of the applicability of business engineering approaches in the supply chain of soft systems
Thesis
Patient flow forecasting and operational efficiency simulation based on the Major Trauma Network (MTN) in South Wales
Teaching
PGR tutor of BST832 Forecasting
Supervisors
Jane Haider
Senior Lecturer in Logistics, Transport and Operations Management, Programme Director of MSc Maritime Policy and Shipping Management
Mohamed Naim
Head of the Logistics and Operations Management Section, Professor in Logistics and Operations Management, Co-Director of CAMSAC
Research themes
Specialisms
- Operations research
- Data quality
- Supply chain and Logistics Modelling
- Data visualisation
- Machine learning