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Exactly. Checklists are great for non-critical tasks. Hospital triage uses the same checklist for pretty much every new patient. Triage is boring, but the fact
by peterwwillis 9y ago
Exactly. Checklists are great for non-critical tasks. Hospital triage uses the same checklist for pretty much every new patient. Triage is boring, but the fact that it is checklisted is what helps drive efficiency in the ER.
Similar boring processes in a tech business can be checklisted to increase efficiency, and the checklist itself can be iterated over. Everything from designing a new feature, to troubleshooting an error, to addressing a customer support ticket, to getting access to a new resource should use checklists.
- Domenic_S 9y agoChecklists are great for critical tasks too. Every phase of a flight has an associated checklist, for example.
- tatersolid 9y agoHow exactly do you classify hospital triage non-critical? It’s pretty darn critical to the patients, I can assure you of that.