Dr. Jake Tayler Jacobs
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 17 Feb
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This belief also gets reinforced by resource constraints.
When you're understaffed and overwhelmed, reactive is all you can be.
You're so busy fighting today's fire that you can't prepare for tomorrow's needs.
After years of operating this way, reactive starts to feel normal, then inevitable, then just the nature of the work.
When leadership believes reactive is inevitable, this is how the belief manifests.
They don't fund proactive capabilities.
Why invest in something impossible?
They staff for crisis response, not prevention.
They measure speed, turnaround time instead of readiness.
They accept firefighting as a sign of hard work rather than a symptom of dysfunction.
They celebrate heroes who save the day instead of questioning why the day needed saving in the first place.
And the entire operational model gets built around the assumption that you will always be catching up.
And this belief is wrong because proactive SPD operations are not only possible, they exist.
We've built them.
We've seen them.
They're operating in hospitals right now.
In a proactive SPD, tomorrow's schedule is to be reviewed today.
Work is prioritized based on surgical needs, not processing order.
First case instruments are staged the night before.
Problems are anticipated and prevented and not just caught and fixed.
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