Sentence examples for more efficient harm from inspiring English sources
The U.S. focusses on illness, rather than on more efficient harm management that would reduce risk at the point of production.
Members of the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, an influential panel that advises Congress, see many opportunities to rein in costs, and they say that financial pressure on providers could make them more efficient without harming the quality of care.
As the battle to introduce more sophisticated technology continues, raising the specter of more problems like Knight's, the diminishing returns flowing back to investors are making even longtime proponents of innovation question whether the competition to make the market faster and more efficient is now doing more harm than good.
The result is an inefficient system that at best can be made more efficient, and at worst can do more harm than good.
However, that's missing the point -- collusion doesn't create a more efficient economy, it only further distorts markets and harms consumers.
This includes the benefits of patient engagement and satisfaction; standardization of best practice messaging; more realistic expectations of risks and harms; as well as a more efficient use of the clinician's time.
Carrier IQ makes our phones more efficient, and I have yet to hear of any specific harm done to any specific person by their system.
A standardized and clear definition of preventable harm is the first step towards safer and more efficient healthcare delivery system.
