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The Children's Hospital at Seersana University. Home of [[Kayla]], [[Amaranth]], [[Persy]], [[Kuriel]], [[Meekie]], and [[Nieve]]. | The Children's Hospital at Seersana University. Home of [[Kayla]], [[Amaranth]], [[Persy]], [[Kuriel]], [[Meekie]], and [[Nieve]]; also where [[Jill Berquist]] works as a [[Alliance_Medicine#Alliance_Medical_Personnel |healer-assist]]. | ||
==Layout== | |||
From the front, faced with sculptured gardens, with glass doors leading into the lobby, a tall room. The style is clean with broad spaces, and the lobby is painted with a soothing aquamarine mural with sea turtles, bright fish, and other streamlined aquatic creatures, all smiling.<ref name="mt-05">''[[Mindtouch (Fiction) | Mindtouch ]]'', Chapter 5</ref> | |||
Has both lifts and stairs; the stairwells are broad and well lit, with large windows. | |||
The first floor also has extensive gardens for both patients and visitors (and staff); these are located near the chapel. These gardens include a fish pond with benches for sitting nearby. <ref name="mt-20">''[[Mindtouch (Fiction) | Mindtouch ]]'', Chapter 20</ref> | |||
==Procedures== | |||
* put here the stuff about privacy | |||
* put here the stuff Sehvi mentions in Mindtouch about clearances for working in hospitals (I think she mentions service animals, search for that) | |||
* staff working shifts of over 8 hours are required to sleep at least 45 minutes in one of the rooms designed for them to nap. These rooms are hidden behind the visitor centers, operating theaters, and patient care rooms, and are dimly lit, usually with small fountains (that double as drinking fountains), and have sculpted cubbies with a bunk large enough for the typical Pelted. There are also nests along the back wall, and a few cubbies that have no beds, but collections of pillows on an elevated floor. Some soothing essential oil will be perfuming the air, like lavender. <ref name="mt-20" /> | |||
==Personnel== | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:Seersana University]] [[Category:Landmarks]] | [[Category:Seersana University]] [[Category:Landmarks]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:49, 22 July 2022
The Children's Hospital at Seersana University. Home of Kayla, Amaranth, Persy, Kuriel, Meekie, and Nieve; also where Jill Berquist works as a healer-assist.
Layout
From the front, faced with sculptured gardens, with glass doors leading into the lobby, a tall room. The style is clean with broad spaces, and the lobby is painted with a soothing aquamarine mural with sea turtles, bright fish, and other streamlined aquatic creatures, all smiling.[1]
Has both lifts and stairs; the stairwells are broad and well lit, with large windows.
The first floor also has extensive gardens for both patients and visitors (and staff); these are located near the chapel. These gardens include a fish pond with benches for sitting nearby. [2]
Procedures
- put here the stuff about privacy
- put here the stuff Sehvi mentions in Mindtouch about clearances for working in hospitals (I think she mentions service animals, search for that)
- staff working shifts of over 8 hours are required to sleep at least 45 minutes in one of the rooms designed for them to nap. These rooms are hidden behind the visitor centers, operating theaters, and patient care rooms, and are dimly lit, usually with small fountains (that double as drinking fountains), and have sculpted cubbies with a bunk large enough for the typical Pelted. There are also nests along the back wall, and a few cubbies that have no beds, but collections of pillows on an elevated floor. Some soothing essential oil will be perfuming the air, like lavender. [2]