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One person's waste is another person's more comfortable routine; one person's efficiency is another person's grueling day. (Even setting aside possible complica
by majormajor 1y ago
One person's waste is another person's more comfortable routine; one person's efficiency is another person's grueling day. (Even setting aside possible complications from not re-sterilizing, in this specific example.)
Our goal should be to have a comfortable amount of capacity in the system so that we don't need to sweat the details, not to hyper-optimize everyone into human machines.
- recursive 1y agoThis is what makes Electron apps.
- givemeethekeys 1y agoIt sounds like you're implying that doctors in the West have a more relaxed work schedule and really prefer their pace over an Indian doctor. What you may not be taking into account are: - The massive amount of soul crushing paper work in the West. - Having to deal with insurance companies. - Having to deal with the demands of patients who think they know better. What compensates for the shit job: - How much more one can buy with USD / Euro. But, this is changing rapidly.
- soperj 1y ago> - The massive amount of soul crushing paper work in the West. This sounds like a problem in the US only.
- jtwaleson 1y agoNot sure how much worse it is in the US, but here in NL it's a huge problem for GPs too.
- BrandoElFollito 1y agoNo doctors ever deal with insurance companies in France
- majormajor 1y agoNo "here's how these other doctors are more efficient" in-the-OR practices would change that. Let's say you're a hospital administrator who reads about how many more surgeries a doctor in India can do per day. You say "hey, docs! you need to up your throughput! Take these surgical-workflow steps, like two patients prepped at once!" Now the doctor has twice as much paperwork.