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This grassroots workflow redesign from Porter Services has transformed/improved our service quality Island-wide.
In late March, provincial direction was received outlining the urgent and essential need to conserve PPE. Following this directive, a member of the Porter Services team, Michelle, floated an idea which would prevent significant PPE wastage. Throughout many facilities, yellow gowns have been historically and informally used for the visual flagging of isolation/precautionary transports. Michelle’s creative suggestion was that by replacing the use of yellow gowns with yellow tree flagging tape, normally used in forestry, significant wastage could be reduced. Porter Services immediately sourced an appropriate product and implemented the new procedure island-wide. This workflow redesigned has resulted in significant PPE conservation, infection control risk mitigation, and financial savings for the organization. Pictured is NRGH Porter Michelle, whose bright idea has lead to procedural efficiency, PPE conservation, and enhanced service quality.
Whether it's one-way signage in hospital corridors, ambassadors screening patients and staff at facility entrances, work stations and eating/break areas being redesigned with physical distancing in mind, outdoor emergency department triage areas, COVID-19 drive-through testing sites, or a variety of other measures, our staff have demonstrated flexibility and innovation as we have adapted to the challenges presented by the pandemic. This is Door Ambassador Cameron at Ingram CHS in Duncan.
Their clinics see an average of 40-50 clients a day. The Door Ambassadors assist with clinic workflow by greeting clients with a smile, screening for COVID symptoms and ensuring that Clinicians are aware of the arrival of their client and any positive response to screening. They also work hard to ensure that all high touch areas are wiped down regularly and ensure that PPE is available in clinic spaces.
The addition of the door ambassadors in the clinic has ensured that the clinics can continue to operate optimally and at full capacity.
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At least this time they're easing into it. Still won't stop people from over-reacting.
I'm surprised by how different it is, but I like how they addressed the complaints of how all the comments and extraneous stuff was always "below the fold". I won't be switching over permanently until the "three dots" menu is fully functional. I had to switch back to invite pics to some groups.
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My Big Redneck wedding pitch. (I didn't win). The concept is an animated calendar of mayhem leading up to the big day.
I have most of the wallpaper applied now, just have the rest of the top floor to do. Check out more pics @ polkadotslove.blogspot.ca/
I am SO happy with how my (near complete) IKEA bedroom turned out. Soon, I will add a nice sitting area by the window to overlook the garden. :)
Whether it's one-way signage in hospital corridors, ambassadors screening patients and staff at facility entrances, work stations and eating/break areas being redesigned with physical distancing in mind, outdoor emergency department triage areas, COVID-19 drive-through testing sites, or a variety of other measures, our staff have demonstrated flexibility and innovation as we have adapted to the challenges presented by the pandemic.
Here is the Yucalta Lodge site’s redesign for the main entrance for COVID protocols.
I felt like redesigning Batman villains today. I’m quite particular to the Riddler, or really flawed characters I suppose.
I modeled his face after a young Peter O’toole and made him skinny but not lanky. He’s a man who does things himself, and probably forgets to eat a meal or two while he’s in that “creative mode” people go through when inspired.
The bowler hat is a trademark of the 1850’s bankers/servants, so I modeled his fashion around that era; except I couldn’t decide to give him a more upper class look with trousers or a more feasible look of a 1920’s newsboy. Since the bowler hat is meant to be more functional and more sturdy as a gentleman’s hat, I thought the rest of him should be just as well. Instead of question marks all over his coat, I gave him elaborate french flourishes on the undershirt to instigate the idea of subtly while retaining an expensive air.
With a do-it-yourself attitude (and making all those bombs by hand) I decided to go with Arkham Asylum/City’s design of rolling up his sleeves and giving him finglerless gloves.
The colours are drawn directly from Frank Gorshin’s Riddler outfit; they were the most subtle and distinct. The hair and eyes I took from Jim Carrey’s Riddler, though you can’t really tell here with all that black. I think the “mask” is the most unoriginal thing about him; they’re just purple safety goggles with a white translucent hue.
And yes, he’s got an umbrella instead of a cane; I couldn’t figure out which one I liked the best. I’ll probably lean towards the Arkham Asylum/City one the most.
the new heatsinks also come with pre-applied thermal paste, which is awesome. no muss, no fuss, wipe it, squish it, and go.
here you can see the main difference between old and new: the old one has the thermisistor cables glued to the gray metal near that little tab, whereas the redesign mainly is the cables being held in place with a small strip of kapton tape
I've lost my focus. I've lost my ability to take textile images. I can do a minor redesign on my running shoes though. I have a problem finding them to fit properly under my ankle, so I've cut a notch in my new running shoes. I will take them out late this afternoon for a test and then sew the notch closed.
I took out about a 1/2" depth and 1" across on the outside of each shoe.
The motivation for this came from the "dollar redesign" blog. The future of paper money? A versatile, durable, non personalized, plastic prepaid "dollar card" that can be used anywhere, by anyone and toped up at any bank
Here you can see the both of them to see how much space is really saved... Not a ton, mind you, but enough to matter on a 12" PowerBook.
UPDATE 2010/09/02:
Three years ago! In 2007! That's when I made this and guess what iTunes 10 looks like?!? Almost Identical!!! I find it flattering, honestly, to think that I'm on the same wavelength as somebody at Apple!
I don't recall ever sending them this picture, so I can't claim any real responsibility for the change, but I must say I approve of it!
R2-Redesign-Wagen 2124 erreicht die Haltestelle Pelkovenstraße. Das Baustellenschild ist aufgrund des Linienwechslers zur Linie 18 angebracht.
Private House – Sydney, Australia. Interior designer Natasha Levak for Coco Republic. Photo by Steve Back.
Projekt våren 2015 med utbildningarna vid Modeskolan STHLM och Silversmide & Smyckesdesign, Folkuniversitetet.
Kläder: Frida Nilsson
Smycken: Ann Eriksson
Fotograf: Anneli Karlsson
Bildredigering: Sara Gezelius
2016 Lexus RX 350, 450 Redesign
2016 Lexus RX 350, 450 Redesign
2016 Lexus RX 350, 450 Redesign – The brand-new 2016 Lexus RX which is close to going into the marketplace. This SUV has actually until now represented a great combination of high-end and sportiness which is a specialty of...
Moved back to the states and to kick it off right my site has been redesigned completely!! woo hoo!
Check it out: www.andyjm.com
Let me know what you think!!