Screen hospital visitors and patients against shifting rules and human consequences.
Emma has a headache and a valid ID. The next visitor has a convincing story, but the name on the papers looks wrong. Behind them, the line keeps growing. You’re on duty at the hospital entrance. Who gets in?
At the security desk, compare what you see with what each visitor tells you. Check their papers, ask a question or search a bag. Another question might uncover a clue, but it also raises the pressure. Use the day’s rule to decide whom to admit, hold or turn away.
Once you admit a patient, the triage decision is yours. Pick red, yellow or green based on the clues, and keep an eye on the beds still available. At the end of the shift, read your colleague’s report and choose an upgrade for tomorrow.
Work through a seven-day campaign with 80 written cases and people who remember your earlier decisions. For a fresh score to chase, try the Daily Challenge and compare your results on the local leaderboard.
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