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i can only assume this is somesort of retarded bug where person that is fully taken care off just gets a new, duplicate symptom and dies to it instantly

on top of that i have constant issues with neurology, where ambulance patients just gets into TC, where they will simply do nothing but wait 2 hours to transfer them into neurology, probably thinking something like this:

"Hey we got patient with an arrow shot into his head, should we check his vitals or any physical condition?"
"Nah man, he is for the neurology to take care off when they bother, we can just fuck off to drink coffee instead"
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Mon Feb 03, 2020 10:28 am
Nipatran wrote:[OPEN LOW]U.S. Tier healthcare J4rv1Jn

i can only assume this is somesort of retarded bug where person that is fully taken care off just gets a new, duplicate symptom and dies to it instantly

on top of that i have constant issues with neurology, where ambulance patients just gets into TC, where they will simply do nothing but wait 2 hours to transfer them into neurology, probably thinking something like this:

"Hey we got patient with an arrow shot into his head, should we check his vitals or any physical condition?"
"Nah man, he is for the neurology to take care off when they bother, we can just fuck off to drink coffee instead"

Hi, thank you for your report. This seems rather strange. Patients with critical symptoms are treated on TC and then transferred. And the patient had all the symptoms suppressed before coma appeared again? It would be very helpful to have a save so we can have a look on what and why is this happening .
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Mon Feb 03, 2020 6:36 pm
Patient had everything suppressed and he just returned from the surgery which took care of the skull basis fracture. It happened right after the other surgery was done and skull basis fracture was the last unsuppressed condition left at that point. As you can see from the list too, all available medical procedures have been done and he has 0 invisible symptoms left and his coma was taken care of before both of the surgeries

http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=02093429378720644772
Here is the .rar file for the save
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Nipatran wrote:Patient had everything suppressed and he just returned from the surgery which took care of the skull basis fracture. It happened right after the other surgery was done and skull basis fracture was the last unsuppressed condition left at that point. As you can see from the list too, all available medical procedures have been done and he has 0 invisible symptoms left and his coma was taken care of before both of the surgeries

http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=02093429378720644772
Here is the .rar file for the save

Hi and thank you for the save. After some investigation it seems to work as it should. Patients brought to TC are treated for critical symptoms and then transferred to neurology. Sometimes it takes longer because you have a lot of patients in neurology and nurses are quite busy. You can manage this by setting some nurses to only take care of patients transfers.

As for the dead patient. In rare cases this can actually happen. Patient was ready to collapse, because the treatment for the collapse symptom was not done. But the collapse could not trigger because other procedure was being done on the patient. And the icon for the coma appeared little late to signal that the patient will collapse again. We will see if there is some way to improve this, but since it is very rare, its quite tricky to reproduce. Sorry for the inconvenience
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Tue Feb 04, 2020 4:02 pm
ondrej.oxymoron wrote:
Hi and thank you for the save. After some investigation it seems to work as it should. Patients brought to TC are treated for critical symptoms and then transferred to neurology. Sometimes it takes longer because you have a lot of patients in neurology and nurses are quite busy. You can manage this by setting some nurses to only take care of patients transfers.

As for the dead patient. In rare cases this can actually happen. Patient was ready to collapse, because the treatment for the collapse symptom was not done. But the collapse could not trigger because other procedure was being done on the patient. And the icon for the coma appeared little late to signal that the patient will collapse again. We will see if there is some way to improve this, but since it is very rare, its quite tricky to reproduce. Sorry for the inconvenience  

So instead of using the doctor that has no patient or anything else to do, they push it into other department. And instead of doing any emergency checks to figure out any additional, possibly deadly symptoms, they just transfer them off. Instead of using several idle nurses in the TC department, they wait for somebody from neurology to get the person around.

Also on top of that, i must have several diagnostic tools in the TC room for the game to even think it exists, what use it is if the doctor just refuses to use it and prioritize just getting the patient out after applying a bandage to the hurty

I certainly hope that i will never get into a hospital that uses the same logic as your game does - or rather the lack of it
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