RE: control charts in health care

["Dave Carr" <dc0955@gates.com>]

>The medieval City of York is mostly narrow one-way streets or
'pedestrian
<snip>
>officer pedalling furiously through the throng on a mountain bike,
lights
>flashing and siren wailing.
>
>Think about it.

Very good point indeed, it does make one think  :-) Obviously the
PURPOSE of the person on the mountain bike is not to render care and
transport the patient, but only to render care ASAP.

What if trained care could ALREADY be at the location! I just took a
first aid course here in Canada and we were trained in Automated
External Defibrillation (AED) as well as CPR and first aid. Have we
considered the Public Access Defibrillation (PAD) movement and universal
first aid training?

This all makes me think of Myron's excellent Norden Bombsight post, how
wide do we cast the net of the system?

Thanks Phil  (I think PH is Phil Hoover, is it not?) and Myron :-)

- Dave Carr