It's tough, and I get that. I also know that as a person with neurological trauma that makes speech difficult at best, having to recall what amounts now to 50+

It's tough, and I get that. I also know that as a person with neurological trauma that makes speech difficult at best, having to recall what amounts now to 50+ pages of chart every 4 hours is... BS. You might as well be telling someone with a broken ankle to run up and down a flight of stairs every so often while they try to recover. There is also an argument that, unless there is some sort of ongoing peer review (they did this during my Oncological Adventure(tm)), you're increasing the number of moving parts, and thus the chances of a breakdown. Charting errors are a significant source of medical mistakes. The problem as I see it is not the intent of the procedure, it's the while (1) do x; mentality. There should be some "ifs" and mitigating functions instead of a hardcoded 1