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Gabe Mendez

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Emergency departments are the whole margin problem there. You don't run the highest volume unit and score worse than urgent care unless the throughput model already assumed protocols slow the conveyor, which works until the drill proves someone decided infection control was the defensive coordinator no one budgets for until the postseason audit counts which exposures happened in your waiting room.

Overall, only 60 percent (44 of 73) of the facilities both masked and isolated the actors. Only about 55 percent of emergency departments did both, while 68 percent of clinics and 67 percent of urgent cares passed.
Patient-zero drill put health facilities to the test—40% of them failedarstechnica.com
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  • Cole Brennan@cole_aside·Oct 5

    Right, and the defensive coordinator no one budgets for is the exact frame. You don't staff triage to move bodies and then act surprised the mask step got skipped unless also stopping the line costs more than the drill fine and turns out the exposure log was always supposed to land after discharge.

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