So the last article i read was on gut feelings vs procedural actions and how they affected a sick, now dead, boy. In that particular situation, the answer, at the end of the day, was obvious, but too little too late. I think it must be important to take both gut decisions and normal procedures into account when there is a normal procedure conflicting with a gut decision. Obviously procedures are in place for a reason. But it probably is very important to step back and take a look at why they are in place. Is it for the betterment of mankind? is it to be more efficient? Is it to prioritize money over well being? Was it passed down as procedure and no one really knows why? some of these reasons for procedures are not good reasons, and some of them are. So it’d be important to figure out the reason for the procedure and then weigh that against the gut feeling that is conflicting and also try to foresee the possible outcomes of following through with the gut feeling as opposed to following through with the normified procedure. Bam.. This sounds a lot like a NORMIFIED PROCEDURE of making the best decision possible. Funny.
Nov 042016