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Isn't it the mission where you need Ortho and General Surgery ?
>>>> low-infiltration adrenal gland
Never seen this in the game. Are you using mods ? If you are using mods then look no further the cause of your bugs.
Campaign 1 works perfectly fine, be sure of that. The game was released some time ago and has been played by a gazillion players. If they were bugs in the more mundane large systems of the game, they'd be found and known. You will find the occasional bug for sure but not the sort you are reporting now.
In Campaign 2, there is an internal medicine department from the beginning. I didn't choose it.
Then, I forgot the name of the medicine, but when I looked at the explanation of the treatment, I think it was "Prerequisite: Special Diagnosis Room". When I chose that, the patient moved away.
After that, I followed the patient and he was sitting and waiting in front of the special diagnosis room that was there from the beginning, but he left when he couldn't receive treatment. I thought there must be some mistake, so I looked again the next time, and he had left as expected. This has been going on for hundreds of days now, but I couldn't think of any reason other than a bug, so I asked the development team to investigate it in this thread.
I just launched the game to start Campaign 1 and this is the screenshot I made.
Is it the clinic you are playing ?
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3481086406
I've just changed it to the English version, and it's campaign 2.
Actually, if you change the language to "Japanese" in the settings, there's a bug where the campaign numbers 2 and 1 are reversed.
In the English version it's campaign 2. I'll edit the comment above.
So let's figure this out because it definitively works :)
The patient needs to be hospitalised for treatments in Special Procedures Unit. Then he is transported by nurses. And he is treated by an on-call doctor from the hospitalisation side, you don't need to put a doctor there. It's like an Operating Room but different.
I don't understand that part well. It looks like the message that warns that you need night ER to open specialised dpts at night (it is worded differently in English). Do you have ER consultations opened at night ?
The Diagnostic Unit is used by on-call doctors to examine hospitalised patients (examinations which are not done bedside in the game like blood pressure measurements...), you don't need to do anything with it, it works by itself.
First, you need to hire a doctor for night consultations at the ER to make the clinic 24/7 then you will be able to hire a doctor for night consultations at Internal Medicine.
I hope this all helps.
At start, you have 1 doctor in an office doing consultations on the 2nd floor.
And 3 day doctors and 1 night doctor in the hospitalisations floor in the 1st floor, in the on-call room, the red zone. The on-call doctors are the ones who will treat this patient.
Maybe you've changed something that makes it not work now.
I will play it later and see for myself if I can make it work or not.
I´ve been thinking maybe it's a result of a bad translation. I saw there is a mod in the workshop named Japanese Language Fixing. I don't know what it does maybe you could take a look.
You will find many videos on youtube showing players doing campaign 2, maybe that can help too and clear misunderstandings.
Sorry. I confirmed that they are on-call and I understand that they treat patients from on-call, but when performing minimally invasive endoscopic procedures, there are cases where they say "I can't treat you" and leave no matter how many times I try. I can't think of any reason other than a bug why this happens, so I think it must be a bug after all.
How many times do I have to tell them? It doesn't solve anything. What exactly do you want to do?
I will wait for the development team to verify it. Thank you.
I didn't make any change, just started the mission and played it out.
See this patient, on day 1, you have the same in your game at the same time of the day, he will have the same name in English, Frank Lewis , probably with another name in another language but you can still find him, same portrait etc...
Here, he is already diagnosed and hospitalised, he is 'going to bed'.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3481670503
A nurse is now transporting him to treatment.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3481670669
They arrive at the Special Procedures Unit. Look at the doctor in blue, ready and waiting for the patient.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3481670777
The doctor at work, doing her incantations.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3481670843
The doctor is done and going for a good cup of tea. The patient is treated and MIEP is now in blue.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3481670935
The patient is 'transported to room' by the nurse and it's over.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3481671154
I don't know if you know this, but some internal medicine treatments use diagnostic units and special produced units. In this case, if the patient's symptoms are relatively mild and you try to move them from the examination room to these rooms without being hospitalized, the message "Treatment not available" will appear under the patient's name on the right, and they may go home. There is only one room, so if someone is receiving treatment, is it because there is no room for others? I don't really understand.
They do require hospitalisations, it is just not mentioned in the tooltip.
Is it hydroxyurea ? The tooltip says the diag unit is required, it doesn't say hospitalisation is required but anything done at the diag unit requires hospitalisation anyway so you need to hospitalise the patient.
Is it an IV like Desmopressin ? All IVs require hospitalisation, it's just not in the tooltip.
Name the treatment and I will tell you how to prescribe it in the game.
You should have a pop up that stops the game and warns you that a patient needs hospitalisation to receive a treatment. Are those pop ups disabled in the options ?