Well, I hadn't thought about that, but it probably is. That's something a creative person in human resources came up with, not me. I think a good patient is a compliant patient, but also one that questions. I think you need to be knowledgeable and take charge of your own health. I think you have to be responsible for your own health.
Tenet calls it guided autonomy.
I have total authority in terms of staffing, and what goes in and what goes out, is up to me. Buying of supplies and choices on equipment are mine. If we're going to buy sutures on our own, we certainly couldn't get nearly as good a deal from the suppliers that we can based on the fact that instead of buying for one hospital, we're buying for 130. But you still have to be sensitive to the needs and the practice patterns of your local physicians. And Tenet allows us to do that.