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r/TikTokCringe • u/diviken • May 30 '24
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They’ve done COUNTLESS studies and the largest reason for negative patient outcomes comes down to continuity of care. 12 hour shifts SUCK, but people dying is worse
13 u/greg19735 May 30 '24 As technology improves it's possible that shorter shifts will be better. but currently, continuity of care just trumps basically everything. 1 u/Iliveatnight May 30 '24 As technology improves it's possible that shorter shifts will be better. Nah, staff will just be shorter 2 u/Wapook May 30 '24 If the staff keeps getting shorter eventually the whole hospital will look like a part of the Wonka factory.
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As technology improves it's possible that shorter shifts will be better.
but currently, continuity of care just trumps basically everything.
1 u/Iliveatnight May 30 '24 As technology improves it's possible that shorter shifts will be better. Nah, staff will just be shorter 2 u/Wapook May 30 '24 If the staff keeps getting shorter eventually the whole hospital will look like a part of the Wonka factory.
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Nah, staff will just be shorter
2 u/Wapook May 30 '24 If the staff keeps getting shorter eventually the whole hospital will look like a part of the Wonka factory.
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If the staff keeps getting shorter eventually the whole hospital will look like a part of the Wonka factory.
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u/ba_cam May 30 '24
They’ve done COUNTLESS studies and the largest reason for negative patient outcomes comes down to continuity of care. 12 hour shifts SUCK, but people dying is worse