Ben Vince prepares a rig for his knee ligament experiment at the University of Nottingham. For more ...
we seen them ignore the bailout.. will they ignore this deeply concerned group of officials warnings...
Ben Vince prepares a rig for his knee ligament experiment at the University of Nottingham. For more ...
Video by Allora Visuals. www.alloravisuals.com In thespirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a prog...
Learning how to make a CD case using simple materials. www3.open.ac.uk www.open.ac.uk
PubMed |
(0) (0 Votes)
|
Views: (6) Date: (2009-8-29) Pages: () |
Abstract: The uncritical adoption of production-line manufacturing practices (such as "lean thinking") into work design processes in hospitals creates a fundamental tension between the production of health care and protection of the patient. There is scant evidence that re-engineering health care services in line with industrial models increases their efficiency. Indeed, reducing the richness of health care practice to impoverished snippets of work may add to the problems of hospital misadventure and inefficiency rather than solve them.