You can take partially rested staff and use them again during a rush of patients. Top of page Toilets stop patients peeing on the floor place several around a large hospital easily accessible from waiting areas patients leave the queue when they go to the privy Much more important on later levels where patients spend a long time in the hospital, consuming drinks and letting nature take its course. Strategic placement of a toilet facility can stop them relieving themselves on the floor. A handyman will clean up the mess, but they'd much rather be doing other things. You should place a toilet a short walk from most parts of the hospital, particularly waiting areas.
Patients leave the queue they are in when they go to the privy.
A patient friendly waiting area can be of benefit to you as well. You can see at a glance what areas are getting log jammed and deal with it. The isometric hospital layout means that some seats are harder to see. Top of page Receptionists direct patients to GP's office more than one receptionist can combine to handle a large queue can be used to redistribute queues epidemics are over when the health inspector reaches the receptionist The first port of call for all patients in the hospital is the receptionist. She directs all patients to the nearby GP's offices and does her best to make sure they are reasonably well balanced.