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> There is little effort to batch interactions The nurses are highly incentivized to batch interactions, just like waitstaff. What you don't see is that if the
by killjoywashere 8y ago
> There is little effort to batch interactions
The nurses are highly incentivized to batch interactions, just like waitstaff. What you don't see is that if the nurse has is working on the batch for patient A, and patient B crashes, then the nurse is too tied down to respond and calls in a colleague, who shows up to crashing patient B and tries to get up to speed.
- ethbro 8y agoCan't speak for all arrangments, but with my mother's post-surgical care, it was typically different draws for different purposes. E.g. This or that specialist wanted to run a test, so they sent someone or had a floor nurse draw. But none of this seemed to be sync'd to the regular interaction schedule.