Fi'andria Health Act | 101 SA

[Allien 449]

 

Act of Health | 13th • First Seed • 101 SA

 

Within the capital, Fi’andria of Celia’nor.

Heads of the institution

 

The Head Physician of Fi’andria - is granted full authority over the clinical staff and responsible for overseeing everything which is practiced in their clinic.

This includes;

 

• Reserves the right to recruit/promote heads of the clinic.

• Reserves the right to remove/demote heads of the clinic within reason.

• Reserves the right to recruit clinical staff.

• Reserves the right to give clinical interns the proper training for such positions.

• Reserves the right to dismiss clinicians within reason.

• Reserves the right to deny any personnel of internship.

• Responsible for going through Clinical Logs.

• Responsible for ensuring all clinical staff provide proper care and treatment.

• Responsible for ensuring all clinical staff behave accordingly.

• May perform the tasks of any other clinical staff position if needed.

• May provide pay to clinical staff.

• May deny any personnel treatment within reason.

• May remove any personnel from any room of the clinic within reason.

• May hold lessons within the clinic whenever.

 

The Head of Research - is granted authority over the clinical researchers and responsible for overseeing all research practiced within the clinic. 

This includes;

 

• Reserves the right to recruit clinical researchers.

• Reserves the right to give clinical researchers the proper training for such positions.

• Reserves the right to dismiss researchers within reason.

• Reserves the right to deny any personnel of a researcher position.

• Responsible for ensuring all research staff perform their duties properly.

• Responsible for ensuring all research staff behave accordingly.

• May perform the tasks of any other research staff if needed.

• May provide pay to research staff.

• May exclude any research staff of certain duties within reason.

• May remove any personnel from the clinic or research studies within reason.

• May hold lessons within the clinic if trained on the subjects being taught.

 

The Head of Alchemy - is granted authority over the clinical alchemists and responsible for overseeing all alchemical studies practiced and concoctions created within the clinic.

This includes;

 

• Reserves the right to recruit clinical alchemists.

• Reserves the right to give clinical alchemists the proper training for such positions.

• Reserves the right to dismiss alchemists within reason.

• Reserves the right to deny any personnel of an alchemist position.

• Responsible for ensuring all alchemist staff perform their duties properly.

• Responsible for ensuring all alchemist staff are not using illegal substances or illegal concoctions within the clinic.

• Responsible for ensuring all alchemist staff behave accordingly.

• May perform the tasks of any other alchemist staff if needed.

• May provide pay to alchemist staff.

• May exclude any alchemist staff of certain duties within reason.

• May remove any personnel from the clinic or alchemical lab within reason.

• May hold lessons within the clinic if trained on the subjects being taught.

 

The Clinic Secretary - is granted authority over the clinical records and responsible for assisting the Head Physician when necessary.
This includes;

 

• Reserves the right to keep record of any and all things performed within the clinic

• Reserves the right to keep record of any supplies and resources entering the clinic.

• Reserves the right to keep record of any clinician's performance within the clinic.

• Reserves the right to track what all is being used during treatment within the clinic.

• Reserves the right to track what all is being used in research or alchemy within the clinic.

• Responsible for keeping a list of everything stored within the clinic.

• Responsible for assisting the Head Physician in overseeing the clinical logs if needed.

• Responsible for assisting the Head Physician in overseeing the clinical staff if needed.

• Responsible for reserving appointments for the Head Physician if one were to take place outside the Principality of Celia’nor.

• May perform the tasks of any other clinical staff if properly trained.

• May assist the Head of Research if requested.

• May assist the Head of Alchemy if requested.

• May hold lessons within the clinic if trained on the subjects being taught.

• May remove any personnel from any room of the clinic within reason.

Amendments 

 

• All clinicians will be responsible for aiding the citizens and friends of the Principality of Celia’nor first, and never denying them the rights for treatment. 

• Other visitors within Fi’andria, Celia’nor may receive treatment, but must understand they are not our first priority.

• The clinic will not charge a fee for anyone seeking medical aid within the principality.

• The clinic has the right to charge those receiving medication or brews accordingly if they are not citizens or allies.

• All clinicians are responsible for helping make sure the facility is clean and organized.

• Any areas that are found unsanitary will be immediately shut down temporarily until deemed safe for continued practice and use.

• Responsibility lies with all clinicians to provide patients with proper care and kindness, even despite our guests' races or beliefs.

• If a clinician isn’t present and cannot be soon enough, anyone with all the necessary practice shall perform treatment in an emergency.

• In emergencies, anyone aside from a clinician, may not search for, nor use, clinic supplies and resources for treatment. They must depend on their own.

Authorities

 

• Experimentation on another without consent will never be tolerated under any circumstances. If revealed that this is occurring, any clinician involved will be immediately dismissed.

• No one, aside from clinicians under Celia’nor, should wander to the second, third, or fourth floor without permission from clinical staff.

• Any personnel caught on the second, third, or fourth floor without permission, will be asked to leave or law enforcement will be sought out.

• Those waiting and not being treated must stay in the waiting room unless given permission otherwise from a clinician.

• Any clinician has the right to ask anyone who is in the way of their work, to move to the waiting room located at the front entrance of the clinic. If not obeyed, then clinicians may seek law enforcement to escort them from the building.

• If any personnel attempts to tamper with the clinic or clinic’s belongings, then they may be restrained until law enforcement arrives.

• If any personnel attempts to stop any clinician from treating a patient, they may be restrained with whatever force is necessary to allow the worker to continue until law enforcement arrives.

• Clinicians may not force treatment onto a patient if they refuse. If one were to, patients may report said incident to the Head Physician to handle.

• If any clinician causes harm to their patient while doing their work, then he or she is not able to be held responsible. However if such damage is dealt intentionally, and can be proven, then the first statement is null.

• If any patient intentionally hurts his or her caretaker, then they will be subdued. Depending on the situation, he or she will be treated and/or sent on their way.

• Any clinician or any personnel caught stealing herbs, potions, or anything else from the clinic will be brought to the authorities to be dealt with.

Clinical Positions

The term “Clinician” is defined as anyone who performs and practices within the clinic

 

Physicians

As a Physician one's duty is in the clinic itself. These workers make up the bulk of the health institution. Their sole task is to treat those who have been brought to the clinic with physical injuries or illness. They are required to know the basics of herbology and medicine, and the basic degrees of healthcare within the institution. Each Physician would be required to train first as an intern, where they must attend training and lessons.

 

Surgeons

Surgeons are those in charge of performing operations on patients with more severe injuries. They will practice bone setting, deep arrow removals, cauterization, and amputations. All surgeons must go through separate training than those becoming Physicians. They must also finish training as a Physician of the clinic before training to become a Surgeon.

 

Researchers

Researchers are responsible for studying new and/or better ways for clinicians to treat their patients. Whether it be for severe or minor injuries, it is one of their duties to continue searching for ways we can improve. They may work with other positions within the clinic to aid in their research. As interns do as well, researchers may observe clinicians during treatment if it would better their studies. Researchers will also receive aid from the herbalists when needed.

 

Alchemists

Alchemists are in charge of providing the clinic potions and antidotes that will be used for treatment if needed. They are to only create concoctions to be used that are specifically made to help, not harm the patients. If caught doing otherwise, they will be removed from this position. They may request the assistance of herbalists when gathering necessary ingredients.

Caretakers

Caretakers of the clinic are mainly in charge of caring for those resting for longer periods of time within the clinic. Their duties also include; Keeping the clinic clean, providing resting patients food and drink, making sure our patients are comfortable when staying overnight, and managing the front desk. Their priority remains within the patient's care, but aid in general organization and cleanliness of the institution as a whole.

 

Herb Scouts

Herb Scouts are the clinic’s Herbalists in charge of gathering herbs for the clinic to use in treatment if needed. They will store the herbs in the clinic’s storage. Herbalists of the clinic may assist any research to seek other ways the herbs can be used for medical purposes, but only within the clinic’s research quarters. They may also assist alchemists within the clinic when gathering necessary herbs needed for medicines and brews.

 

Clinical Interns

Interns are only within the clinic to watch and learn, never to perform treatment to any of the patients. Interns are in the process of training and, therefore, will be spending most of their time observing the work of other clinical staff and taking notes. Once deemed ready to begin performing treatment, the Head Physician will provide them the proper uniform and title of the positions they spent training for.

Clinical Lessons

 

• The Heads of the institution may host clinical lessons within the clinic whenever they wish. 

• Lessons will be hosted within the classroom within the clinic. 

• The classroom is located a floor below in the basement of the clinic. 

• Below is also a lab and the clinic’s storage. 

• Anyone may attend the lessons whenever they wish unless deemed otherwise by one of the heads hosting the lessons. 

• Interns are expected to attend these lessons if they intend to receive their position as a physician. 

• Physicians are also expected to attend the lessons required to become a surgeon.

• Those attending the lessons are expected to behave accordingly or be removed from the classroom.

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  There will be over twenty different subjects reviewed during lessons. These lessons will include;

  • Proper Clinician Attire, Herbs, Medical Tools, Satchels Tools/First Aid Supplies, Unconsciousness, Resuscitation, Suturing/Stitching, Cuts/Puncture/Gash Wounds, Broken Bone/Fractures, Burns/Frostbite, Heat Strokes, Poisoning, Patient Care, Infant Care, Arrow Wounds, Deep Wounds/Punctures, Salves/Ointments/Poultice/Liniments/Oils, Medicines/Mixtures, Amputations, Dehydration, Teas, etc..

Clinical Logs

 

All Clinicians will be required to log every patient entering the clinic for treatment.

These logs are to include;

 

• Patient’s Name

• Clinician's Name

• Injury/Illness of Patient

• What Aid The Patient Received

• Date (ooc date)

• Extra Notes (Previous Illnesses/Injury, Allergies, Disabilities, etc.)

Food Pantry

 

The Clinic will be continuing the food pantry for citizens and visitors to receive free food if they are in need.

 

• Each person may only receive up to two baskets of either bread or baked potatoes from the clinic every elven day.

• Everything is free and clinicians will not be charging anyone for their baskets of baked goods.

• If one cannot abide by the two basket an elven day rule, they will not be allowed to receive anymore from the pantry for two elven weeks.

• Citizens may as well volunteer to work for the pantry. They only need to seek the Head Physician to volunteer.

• Anyone may donate to the pantry. Everything is always appreciated.

 

Signed,

Vivar Rosina Py'lrie, Laurir within Celia’nor, Steward of Fi’andria, Head Physician of Fi’andria, Diraar within the Celia’diraar

 

Virar Aestenia Aevaris, Laurir of Fi'andria, Virar of Starpool, Head Researcher, Court Botanist

 

Sil Velatha Sylric, Anih’wy of the Celia’diraar, Fi’andria Clinic Secretary, Sylric Archon

 

Valyris Ibarellan, Princess of Celia’nor, Queen of Gladewynn, Princess of the Alders, Princess of Alderyn, High Empyrean Princess,  Sole-Proprieter of Gladewynn,  Evarir of the Aurumwoods, Protector of the High Elves, High Magus of the Arcanic Court, etc.