L'hôpital des petits bouts
By @LisaDo
Step into the role of a doctor managing a pediatric hospital, examining young patients and making critical treatment decisions.
How to play
- Select a save slot to start managing the hospital.
- Choose an age group tab to view the day's patients.
- Tap 'Examen IA' on a patient to begin a consultation.
- Select a question to ask the child about their symptoms.
- Run the exam and decide to admit or discharge the patient.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap buttons to select patients, ask questions, and make decisions.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click buttons to select patients, ask questions, and make decisions.
More about this game
In L'hôpital des petits bouts, you take charge of a pediatric hospital. Your goal is to examine young patients, ask the right questions about their symptoms, and use automated diagnostics to decide whether to admit or discharge them. The core loop involves reviewing the daily patient list, conducting exams, and managing hospital capacity. Difficulty scales as you advance time, bringing in new patients and affecting your hospital's reputation and bed availability. A run continues as long as you manage the daily influx of patients effectively.
Tips
- Pay attention to the patient's symptoms before choosing a question to get the most relevant clue.
- Monitor your hospital's capacity; admitting too many patients will fill up your beds quickly.
- Use the +1j or +7j buttons to advance time and bring in new patients when the waiting list is clear.
Questions
How do I know if I should admit a patient?
After running the exam, review the diagnosis, treatment plan, and severity. Use this information to decide if the patient needs to be hospitalized or can be discharged.
What happens when I advance time?
Advancing time by 1 or 7 days brings in new patients to the waiting list and updates the hospital's occupancy based on patient recovery and new admissions.
How does hospital capacity work?
The hospital has a set number of rooms per age group and beds per room. Admitting patients increases occupancy, while discharging them frees up space and improves your reputation.