The labour table serves multiple purposes. Firstly, it provides a clear representation of the number of staff required for different shifts, aligning workforce availability with patient care demands. For instance, during peak hours, such as morning shifts when admission rates may rise, hospitals can use the labour table to schedule additional nurses and healthcare professionals. This dynamic scaling of staff ensures that patient care remains uninterrupted and efficient, ultimately enhancing patient outcomes and satisfaction.

Despite their benefits, motorized wheelchairs are not without challenges. The initial cost can be prohibitive for some users, and maintenance may require professional assistance. Furthermore, accessibility standards vary widely, which can limit the places where users can comfortably and safely navigate.