The three-hour week
One hour on topics and sources, one hour reviewing drafts, one hour on approval and scheduling. Production itself sits outside those three hours; review and decision sit inside them.
Where topics come from
The best source of topics is not imagination but the questions actually asked in the clinic. A week of questions noted at reception fills a month of content.
The approval queue
Every draft containing clinical wording should be reviewed by a practitioner. Turning that review into its own queue means the practitioner never has to learn the whole panel.
The takeaway
A sustainable rhythm comes from putting review and approval into the weekly calendar, not from producing faster.