So it’s “normal” for essentially half of all people to do regular bloodwork for significant phases of their lives. And old people and sex workers and there are

So it’s “normal” for essentially half of all people to do regular bloodwork for significant phases of their lives. And old people and sex workers and there are more examples than I think you realize where people have blood drawn on the regular. I’m not sure you really have the scale dialed in. Either way, my example is most certainly a non-sequitur, we agree, because it’s an example, not a conclusion (8 To be clear, I’m advocating for a solution that’s more like doing a full metabolic panel every year, so you can catch people with Vitamin D deficiency. And/or an improved approach/UX surrounding managing patient case flows. I mean tracking tasks through workflow states is a very solved problem. To my knowledge hospitals don’t employ any such methodology.