#Broken mods hospital 18 mod

With more options, the nurse should bounce between different patients to perform exams or deliver food, but occasionally they may randomly pick the same patient to chat with repeatedly.

ItвЂ™s still up to your active doctor to make diagnosis and treatment and allows you to fulfil work tasks.

The examinations performed by the nurses and doctors are just for show, and they donвЂ™t actually contribute to the diagnosis of the patients.

I can focus on treating patients while the staff do things in the background and not just stand around idle all day. So these are just a couple of minor changes and additional behaviours, but IвЂ™ve found that it makes my gameplay experience as a doctor more fun.

Orderly will perform calibration tests on the X-ray machines if they are not already calibrated.

Orderly will badge-in at the reception desk at the beginning of their shift.Nurses will attempt to greet new patients only when thereвЂ™s no orderly. Orderly will greet new patients waiting at reception and admit them to empty hospital beds.Nurses and doctors will perform random examinations on patients.Orderlies and nurses will deliver food to hungry patients and chat about healthcare.

#Broken mods hospital 18 mod

This mod tweaks the following background behaviour: Especially with frustrated patients waiting at reception to be admitted. While playing the active doctor career, I often felt like the staff could do more to help, or at least seem like there were being busy around the hospital. The orderly is useful, being the staff member assigned to clean, make beds and repair broken objects. The doctors tend to just stay on one of the chemical analyser machines all day.

The nurses tend to pick one patient and then just chat with them for the entire work shift, blocking access to that patient. The default behaviour of co-workers for the active doctor career in The Sims 4 Get to Work is somewhat lacking. Tweaks to the behaviour of hospital co-workers, such as automatic admission of new patients to beds.