5 things Physicians can learn from Pilots

This is a full on rant, so beware, cover your eyes/ears. 
From a MedCrunch blog by Lukas Zinnagl
 http://www.medcrunch.net/5-things-physicians-can-learn-from-pilots/
If Pilots, or the airline industry in general, would have been on the same level of quality, quality assurance and failure management as medical doctors, at least once a week a plane would crash.
Lets look at this from our perspective;
statistics from I'm not sure where, probably ASA or NSA, but they don't show the progression from year-to-year so it must not be getting better.

•General recovery guidelines show:

•10 percent of stroke survivors recover almost completely

•25 percent recover with minor impairments - I think I'm here, even though my impairments are not minor

•40 percent experience moderate to severe impairments requiring special care

•10 percent require care in a nursing home or other long-term care facility

•15 percent die shortly after the stroke, I bet with hyperacute treatment stopping the cascade of death this could be reduced substantially.

This is totally pathetic, only 10% recover completely, In other words a 90% failure rate. Who's in charge so they can be fired? 
Bring this up to everyone you know, tweet it away.