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absolute loss of time…
In medicine, almost nothing is absolute. Absolutes are strictly enforced, unless the person who decided that it was an absolute changes his mind. In the narrow world of OR throughput, this is an important factor why surgeons (and anesthesiologists) should … Continue reading
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non-expert decison making: perils of democracy…
When making an individual decision, or whether voting as a group, the ‘strength’ of one’s conviction on a topic should be modified by one’s expertise before coming to a final resolution. All decisions have pros and cons, all of different … Continue reading
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Tagged anesthesia, CEO, COO, CRNA, decision algorithm, surgeon
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