We've spent the past three years studying how knowledge workers can become more productive and found that the answer is simple: Eliminate or delegate unimportant tasks and replace them with value-added ones.
Learning how to intervene in sexual assault situations in theory sounds simple -- direct, delegate, distract -- yet in practice, it's not always so clear.
In other words, what are the tasks that are simple enough to delegate, or are tasks are not in your wheel-house (such as bookkeeping, legal work, filing, faxing, copying, etc).?
This can be partly addressed by scaling up training, incentivising surgeons to work in areas with the most need and by delegating simple procedures to non-physicians.
Say the wonky dreams come true and Donald Trump does not have a simple majority of delegates -- the amount necessary to win on the first ballot.
Even by delegating simple tasks nurse delivered interventions can improve patients QoL and reduce costs [ 15, 16].
It's much better for you to give difficult, complex tasks priority - don't feel bad about delegating simple, repetitive tasks when you have more important things to do.
It all sounds simple -- follow the delegate count.
Clear your mind, prioritize and delegate or simple don't do it.
Presidential candidates are elected by a simple majority of convention delegates.
