The experience was so much better than what my wife and first child had. I do not understand why hospitals cannot do this kind of considerate scheduling by default.
The experience was so much better than what my wife and first child had. I do not understand why hospitals cannot do this kind of considerate scheduling by default.
My initial feeling would be that the staff will do their jobs when it convenient for them to do it, regardless of when you would prefer them to do it. How did you manage to convince them to modify their scheduling?
It may work okay (administering one patient’s daily meds last amongst the caseload of patients).
Other times, by deferring the 6AM blood draw to 10AM could mean your providers don’t have a fresh picture of the patient’s condition during morning rounds.
Talk to the nurses. They control everything on the floor, the doctors are just passing through.
Thank you for even mentioning this is possible.