The fire-EMS records ART starts every records request the same morning it arrives, so analysts juggle dozens of half-finished charts and response times keep stretching. What practice should the RTE apply to optimize flow?
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Short Explanation
Opening every ambulance-records ticket at once is like cooking on every burner. Nothing finishes hot. A WIP limit is the stove with four burners—finish a pan, then start the next.
Full Explanation
Starting every request immediately inflates flow load and typically lengthens flow time. Limiting work in process is a primary SAFe flow practice: it reduces multitasking, exposes bottlenecks, and improves throughput of finished items. On a fire-EMS records ART, the RTE should coach explicit WIP limits rather than celebrating instant starts.