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Fascinating and engaging.

File this under "Fascinating" and "Why Didn't I Read This Years Ago"

This was my third book written by Atul Gawande, and while it was my favorite, it was still a great read. He is such an amazing author that it‘s very hard for me to not like anything of his. #AtulGawande #nurselife #TBRlist

Onto my next book! This will be my 3rd book written by Atul Gawande. A friend of mine lent me his books. I was told they are quick reads and he is a great author. She was so right. I have really enjoyed his books and I know I‘ll get sucked into this one just like the others. #AtulGawande #TheChecklistManifesto #nurselife #ILoveMedicine

Tackling the subject of how a simple checklist can help make complicated tasks more streamlined especially during a crisis.
An interesting read on how checklists have been implemented in the aviation industry and how the author has championed the use of checklists in the medicine.
Read for #nfn2020

Reconnecting with this today for #nfn2020. Reminding myself that complex things can be made easier with a checklist- not a list of every little action or task , but the most important, crucial things that will get the job done.

This was a required reading for a class paper. I found the stories to be well-written by an experienced person in health care that would be easy to follow for readers without experience. The message of the clear benefits of a checklist resounds in many fields and even in usage with daily tasks.

I found the stories great to listen to on audio. Makes me rethink a good checklist.

My digital version of a #rainbowstack. With an obnoxious rainbow background just for fun!

#literaryluck @vkois88

So much to think on...whether flying, secure in knowing the role of the checklist in the cockpit, when walking past a building & marvel at the communication planning that built trust & shared accountability to get it made safely or thinking about what it is in a complex situation that really needs the focus. Way more thought provoking than I anticipated. Written well, lean prose that gets you in deep quickly and accessibly.