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| − | <br>The Medical department, under the direction of the Chief Medical Officer, is principally located in the sickbay facilities on Deck 3. The primary facility, located on the port side of the ship, consists of a medical intensive-care ward, an attached laboratory, the CMO's office, and The counselors office. In addition to the Main sickbay, each of the science labs can be adapted to a powerful medical research setup. These facilities provide the medical staff with an impressive complement of tools with which to handle an extraordinary range of medical problems for both known and presently unknown species. Capabilities include a fully equipped medical laboratory with advanced bio-assay and life-form analysis hardware. Also available are nanotherapy, genetic sequence, and virotherapeutic equipment. In a large-scale medical emergency situation, the shuttlebays can be converted to medium- and intensive-care hospital facilities using quick-deploy emergency hospital modules. Additionally, lesser numbers of overflow patients can be handled by conversion of guest quarters on Decks 3 and 4 to medical intensive-care units. |
+ | <br>The Medical department, under the direction of the Chief Medical Officer, is principally located in the sickbay facilities on Deck 3. The primary facility, located on the port side of the ship, consists of a medical intensive-care ward, an attached laboratory, the CMO's office, and The counselors office. In addition to the Main sickbay, each of the science labs can be adapted to a powerful medical research setup. These facilities provide the medical staff with an impressive complement of tools with which to handle an extraordinary range of medical problems for both known and presently unknown species. Capabilities include a fully equipped medical laboratory with advanced bio-assay and life-form analysis hardware. Also available are nanotherapy, genetic sequence, and virotherapeutic equipment. In a large-scale medical emergency situation, the shuttlebays can be converted to medium- and intensive-care hospital facilities using quick-deploy emergency hospital modules. Additionally, lesser numbers of overflow patients can be handled by conversion of guest quarters on Decks 3 and 4 to medical intensive-care units. |
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<br>Normal medical department staffing is 3 staff physicians (of which at least one must have training in emergency medicine), three medical technicians, and 6 registered nurses. Normal on-duty medical complement for first and second shifts is one staff physician, two nurses, and one medical technician. During the night shift, normal staffing drops to two nurses. These staffing figures are subject to upward adjustment, depending on patient load. In emergency situations, cross-trained personnel from other departments can be made available for medical duty. Approximately 40% of all crew personnel are cross-trained for various secondary medical functions. A staff of two to four additional research and laboratory personnel are also attached to the medical department. These individuals are typically attached to various research projects, but are available to assist with medical lab assignments on a priority basis as needed. |
<br>Normal medical department staffing is 3 staff physicians (of which at least one must have training in emergency medicine), three medical technicians, and 6 registered nurses. Normal on-duty medical complement for first and second shifts is one staff physician, two nurses, and one medical technician. During the night shift, normal staffing drops to two nurses. These staffing figures are subject to upward adjustment, depending on patient load. In emergency situations, cross-trained personnel from other departments can be made available for medical duty. Approximately 40% of all crew personnel are cross-trained for various secondary medical functions. A staff of two to four additional research and laboratory personnel are also attached to the medical department. These individuals are typically attached to various research projects, but are available to assist with medical lab assignments on a priority basis as needed. |
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<nowiki> </nowiki><nowiki> </nowiki>While both on board or on Away Missions, Medical personnel employ a wide variety of devices to |
<nowiki> </nowiki><nowiki> </nowiki>While both on board or on Away Missions, Medical personnel employ a wide variety of devices to |
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Revision as of 00:17, 26 October 2016
MEDICAL SYSTEMS
The Medical department on board the USS Solstice is charged with providing health care to the ship's company and all attached personnel. The extended nature of many starship voyages as well as the hazardous nature of Starfleet duty can make this a considerable challenge. Additionally, the diverse range of lifeforms both in Starfleet as well as on various destination planets dramatically increases the scope of the task.
FACILITIES
The Medical department, under the direction of the Chief Medical Officer, is principally located in the sickbay facilities on Deck 3. The primary facility, located on the port side of the ship, consists of a medical intensive-care ward, an attached laboratory, the CMO's office, and The counselors office. In addition to the Main sickbay, each of the science labs can be adapted to a powerful medical research setup. These facilities provide the medical staff with an impressive complement of tools with which to handle an extraordinary range of medical problems for both known and presently unknown species. Capabilities include a fully equipped medical laboratory with advanced bio-assay and life-form analysis hardware. Also available are nanotherapy, genetic sequence, and virotherapeutic equipment. In a large-scale medical emergency situation, the shuttlebays can be converted to medium- and intensive-care hospital facilities using quick-deploy emergency hospital modules. Additionally, lesser numbers of overflow patients can be handled by conversion of guest quarters on Decks 3 and 4 to medical intensive-care units.
STAFF
Normal medical department staffing is 3 staff physicians (of which at least one must have training in emergency medicine), three medical technicians, and 6 registered nurses. Normal on-duty medical complement for first and second shifts is one staff physician, two nurses, and one medical technician. During the night shift, normal staffing drops to two nurses. These staffing figures are subject to upward adjustment, depending on patient load. In emergency situations, cross-trained personnel from other departments can be made available for medical duty. Approximately 40% of all crew personnel are cross-trained for various secondary medical functions. A staff of two to four additional research and laboratory personnel are also attached to the medical department. These individuals are typically attached to various research projects, but are available to assist with medical lab assignments on a priority basis as needed.
HARDWARE
While both on board or on Away Missions, Medical personnel employ a wide variety of devices to aid their work and ananlyze, diagnose, and treat their patients. Each device has been developed with Starfleet Medical and Starfleet Reseach and Development.