Every floor has a nurses station, she went on. All the patients charts are kept there. The chart has all sorts of information about the patient medical history and daily notes made by the doctors and nurses who take care of him or her while he or she is in hospital. It tells the doctors what pills vitamins and other medicines are taken by the patient. When the doctor comes to see the patient he looks at the chart before he examines him. Mrs Brown introduced the resident doctor. There is always a doctor on the floor she explained. When Dr Smith goes home another doctor comes to take her place.

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The nurses station is also where the nurses gather to discuss patient care and any updates on their conditions. They work closely with the doctors to ensure that the patients are receiving the best possible treatment.

In addition to the nurses station, each floor also has a common area where patients can relax and socialize. There are comfortable chairs, a TV, and sometimes even a small library of books and magazines. It's important for patients to have a space where they can unwind and feel at ease during their stay in the hospital.

Mrs. Brown emphasized the importance of communication and teamwork among the staff members on each floor. They all work together to provide the best care for the patients and ensure that their stay in the hospital is as comfortable as possible.

As the tour continued, the residents were able to see firsthand the dedication and compassion of the medical staff at the hospital. They left feeling reassured that they or their loved ones would be in good hands if they ever needed to stay at the hospital.