Lesson 2: The Seven Wastes Deep Dive
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Learn each waste type with pharmacy-specific examples.
Video 1: The Movement Wastes (T, I, M)
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Movement Wastes Complete: You've now learned Transportation and Motion—the wastes about moving things and people. Next, we'll explore Material Wastes: what happens when things pile up.
Video 2: The Material Wastes (W, I)
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Video 3: The Process Wastes (O, O)
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Video 4: The King of Wastes (D)
<1 minExplore: Defects: The King of Wastes
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What makes defects so costly?
Defects waste compound because they trigger other wastes.
- Each error requires rework (more motion, processing)
- Wrong medications may need disposal (inventory waste)
- Corrections delay other work (waiting waste)
This is why defects are called "the king of wastes"—they multiply.
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