Poor healthcare processes frustrate patients and burn out staff. Doctors and nurses waste almost half their week on paperwork rather than patient care, according to studies. These bottlenecks hurt both care quality and staff productivity. Many hospitals now see fixing these workflow problems as a major opportunity. Rethinking how clinical work happens can cut paperwork burden and help patients get better care.When we simplify healthcare processes, medical teams spend more time actually helping people. Better clinical workflows mean clearer communication between staff, fewer mistakes during patient handoffs, and less important information getting lost. This means patients wait less, receive more coordinated treatment, and get more complete attention during appointments.