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Bathtubs and eggboxes – how to avoid common errors in fixing hospital flow

Managing patient flow in hospitals is one of the biggest challenges in healthcare. When hospitals reach capacity, it’s tempting to believe that adding more beds or expanding facilities will solve the problem. But this approach only delays the inevitable. To truly improve flow, hospitals need to address the underlying imbalance between the rate of patient admissions and discharges.

MCDC example 2

This video explores the implications of new genetic insights into age-related hearing loss and how they challenge long-held assumptions in the field of audiology.

Improvement Cymru - Waiting as well as possible (Example 3)

Managing patient flow in hospitals is one of the biggest challenges in healthcare. When hospitals reach capacity, it’s tempting to believe that adding more beds or expanding facilities will solve the problem. But this approach only delays the inevitable. To truly improve flow, hospitals need to address the underlying imbalance between the rate of patient admissions and discharges.