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Even hospitals make that trade-off. Every hundred years there are at least a few events that overload steady-state hospitals. The important part is not buildin
by kqr 4y ago
Even hospitals make that trade-off. Every hundred years there are at least a few events that overload steady-state hospitals.
The important part is not building the capacity in, it's remaining flexible and adapting to what happens.
- omginternets 4y ago>The important part is not building the capacity in, it's remaining flexible and adapting to what happens. At some point, flexibility requires extra capacity. You can't improvise when you're spending 100% of your resources on operations.