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So it seemed silly to make a checklist just for them. These steps are no-brainers they have been known and taught for years.

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Is anyone out there using a mobile Wiki in their private life?Дoctors are supposed to (1) wash their hands with soap, (2) clean the patientвЂ™s skin with chlorhexidine antiseptic, (3) put sterile drapes over the entire patient, (4) wear a sterile mask, hat, gown, and gloves, and (5) put a sterile dressing over the catheter site once the line is in. (There are many cloud solutions but they require one to be connected.)

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I've been looking for a portable Wiki tool but haven't found it. We use one at work but I would like to have one for my private / family life too. For this reason, and because it is searchable, a Wiki is a good tool for tracking process checklists. In that case, it's nice to have a historical record for what was added, removed, or re-ordered.

Often the checklist will evolve over time. When we work on a Todo list we are *following* a process. When we are working on a Checklist we are creating or refining a process. Both involve 'what to do' but our relationship to them is different. Checklists are about refining a (typically) complex or multi-faceted process - i.e process engineering. Todo lists are about managing a sequence of transient tasks over time - i.e.

I agree Checklists and Todo lists, while seeming very similar on the surface, are fundamentally different. So, yeah - it would nice if Toodledo supported an 'aviation style' checklist in addition to the classic GTD checklist.ДЄnd oh, yeah - I definitely recommend 'The Checklist Manifesto,' especially if you're in a troubleshooting job of some sort.ДЄnd yeah - it's written by a surgeon, and he makes no qualms about describing his surgeries in detail - if you cant stomach surgery stories, it's probably best to have somebody who has read the book explain it to you. This is a problem with this type of checklist, as it's certainly possible that these checklists can be repeated several times a day! The thing is, however, the repetition - as far as I can tell, there is no way to set the repetition to be right away - the smallest unit of time seems to be a day. What I've done is to place 'checklists' in their own folder, with their own goal and a context of 'reference.' The subtasks repeat 'with parent.' This puts all of my checklists in one place, with hopefully minimal interference with other tasks. It took a bit of work to come up with something reasonable. One of the issues I have, however, is that Toodledo has minimal support for this. Not quite surgery or flying a big jet, but I still think these types of lists can help with many of the tasks where we tend to forget things.

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A series of tasks that are repeated.ДЇor a lot of stuff, this is actually a good idea. These aviation style checklists are about things you do on demand. Now, these aren't your ordinary GTD checklists: GTD is all about things you do once, things that you finish. Well, he doesn't really invent the system - he borrows from aviation, which has been using checklists successfully for a long time. It's about a surgeon that invents a system of checklists, in order to reduce the number of errors in surgery. So, I've read 'The Checklist Manifesto,' and it's a fascinating read.