Mission Chief Board

Replying on this thread instead of the previous one about the DEV blog.

GP Surgeries
These are NOT intended as a receiving facility. The GP surgery is intended to house GP car, Specialist Paramedic RRV and the community midwife.
Being a building and…

(Quote from adamrat)

They will be able to attend missions that are introduced for them.

Currently the only mission is HCP home visit but more will come.

Can we just get rid of the building number requirement for Large and Major Hospitals. Im gunna have to build dozens of more hospitals just so that I can get all my hospitals that should be "major" to that level.

Do Specialist Paramedics act as Critical Care or not. If not what calls can they attend

(Quote from Charlieaa)

It was requested that way however the DEVs did not want to restrict it too much. They accepted that it was not realistic but believed it would be the best way for the community.

I’m happy to see the work being done on this.

My only suggestion would be to alter the requirement to have large hospital for expansions like PPCI and Delivery Suite.

In my region these services are provided by small hospitals who are standalone hospitals…

Replying on this thread instead of the previous one about the DEV blog.

GP Surgeries
These are NOT intended as a receiving facility. The GP surgery is intended to house GP car, Specialist Paramedic RRV and the community midwife.
Being a building and…

(Quote from TheNavalAuxiliary)

Yes, having the SPUC (Specialist Paramedic Urgent Care) and GP will provide players with a choice depending on the setup they choose.

I saw a comment elsewhere where someone believed it would be intended for HEMS, this is not…

(Quote from TheNavalAuxiliary)

Yes, having the SPUC (Specialist Paramedic Urgent Care) and GP will provide players with a choice depending on the setup they choose.

I saw a comment elsewhere where someone believed it would be intended for HEMS, this is not…

Just out of interest what is the specialist paramedic role meant to be the equivalent to? advanced paramedic practitioners who don't specialise in critical care? (e.g. urgent and primary practitioners)