Efficiency is intelligent laziness

Dr Mark HassedHow is it possible that some dentists produce two, three or even four times as much dental work as the average dentist per day?Yet, if you were to watch these "super" dentists not a lot would seem to be happening. They move with measured slowness and not a hint of fluster or haste.The quote from David Dunham that is the title for this post gives the answer.Ultra efficient dentists apply intelligence to their systems and workflows. This allows them to be "lazy" and at the same time highly productive. For instance, intelligent "lazy" dentists:

  • Never have to wait while things are got ready.
  • Never have to look away from where they are working to search for instruments.
  • Never have to chase up paperwork or lab work.
  • Never have to say things twice.

Have you looked at your workflows lately? If you haven't, you should. Try to find ways where you can do less while at the same time achieve more.


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