The level at which a diagnosis is completed is set on the Hospital policy page. Too low and patients will die because the treatment was not correctly performed. Too high and patients will be sent out to several treatment rooms in search of the few extra percent points required to complete the diagnosis. Top of page Diagnosis rooms diagnosis rooms can be used to direct patients to another part of the hospital place a GP's office near a cluster of diagnosis rooms to reduce load elsewhere keep diagnosis rooms in good repair When a patient has not been fully diagnosed at the GP's office then they are sent out to a more specialized diagnosis room. Each room has to be staffed by a doctor, with the exception of the ward which requires a nurse.
Psychiatry requires a doctor with the appropriate qualification.
Once a patient has received their first diagnosis it is often worth moving them to another part of the hospital. Study how frequently a particular diagnosis room is used and design your hospital appropriately. Consider placing another GP's office near a cluster of diagnosis rooms. Patients do not clog up the area that is managing the patients from reception, and patients feel they are getting prompt service. Most diagnosis rooms require repair by a handyman.