> If a checklist introduces speed penalty it will be rather burdensome for the facility (and patients too)
Dying is rather burdensome for the patient. I'll accept the speed penalty.
Dying is rather burdensome for the patient. I'll accept the speed penalty.
There are important KPIs related to patient health and public health that depend on speed, such as length of inpatient stay, transit time in the ER / ED, time to first antibiotic treatment, turnaround time for medicines and supplies. Compromising these KPIs may lead to non-optimal care too regardless of patients complaining.
Yup. This thread is full of folks who want to both have and eat their cake. Pick any two from the triangle {fast, cheap, high-quality}