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Sorry to knock the post author off his high horse, but "just like you wouldn’t want a highly trained surgeon spending several hours a day inputting patient data
by rubidium 10y ago
Sorry to knock the post author off his high horse, but "just like you wouldn’t want a highly trained surgeon spending several hours a day inputting patient data from paper forms." Highly trained surgeons _do_ spend several hours a day doing tedious paperwork.
As a researcher, I expect 50-90% of my time to be slogging through organizational and preparatory work.
- transcranial 10y agoThey _do_, but they _shouldn't_. It's an inefficient allocation of skills and resources.
- ch4s3 10y ago>It's an inefficient allocation of skills and resources Is it? Maybe the paperwork is important for other members of the care team and the surgeon is the only one who is familiar enough with the surgery to fill out the forms. And, you can't reasonably be doing surgery round the clock.