Akira allowed himself to walk down the corridors of the Hospital where he had been spending a few days each week gathering his research material to present to the Sennin, after all, he needed to make sure that his evidence was in fact solid before bringing it across to Nao. With this mission being assigned to the research team to gather data on illness and issues that caused other Shinobi to enter the Hospital, Akira finally found something that suited him quite well and knew of course that the information would need to be gathered from specifics wards, as he spent the morning wandering around for this information.
First was the accident department, though always busy the collection of statistics here could be attributed to a great many things, injuries seemed to be common, but fewer Shinobi were seen here, which could be considered a good sign after all it meant that fewer injury on the duty were occurring, though the odd one came in, as he took the data and scanned it carefully he noted that mainly it was fractures, broken bones that were coming in all hours of the day, trips, slips and falls, while the more serious stuff was burns and danger to life, though that seemed to be very rare these days.
With the information grabbed from this, he moved to other wards, surgical was the next stop on his list, though most of this surgery carried out seemed to be the removal of damaged organs, some not working due to old age, others requiring transplants, the odd few emergency operations for gall bladder removal or spleen it was things that were considered not always required and quite easy to remove and not life-threatening, the aftercare team took a little while to get the patients out to make sure recovery was good and stable before discharge.
Finally came the infection side of things, Akira tried to avoid getting to close to anyone in this situation but knew that the notes and documents for people were clear enough to read, as he looked at the paperwork, most seemed to be older generation, chest infections that hit harder, lower immune systems, most Shinobi would be considered strong and fit, and as such it was more the civilians connected with them that were suffering from colds, illnesses and generally being treated with Anti-Biotics and maintaining fluid intake, nothing that would be considered dangerous.
After most of the day, the documents had been collected and Akira looked at this pile of paperwork that he had gathered, as he glanced down at it he had it ordered in a coherent fashion and one that was easy to read for anyone looking to gather the information efficiently. It seemed that the mission was done and with that Akira would leave for the day, filing his mission report before leaving.
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First was the accident department, though always busy the collection of statistics here could be attributed to a great many things, injuries seemed to be common, but fewer Shinobi were seen here, which could be considered a good sign after all it meant that fewer injury on the duty were occurring, though the odd one came in, as he took the data and scanned it carefully he noted that mainly it was fractures, broken bones that were coming in all hours of the day, trips, slips and falls, while the more serious stuff was burns and danger to life, though that seemed to be very rare these days.
With the information grabbed from this, he moved to other wards, surgical was the next stop on his list, though most of this surgery carried out seemed to be the removal of damaged organs, some not working due to old age, others requiring transplants, the odd few emergency operations for gall bladder removal or spleen it was things that were considered not always required and quite easy to remove and not life-threatening, the aftercare team took a little while to get the patients out to make sure recovery was good and stable before discharge.
Finally came the infection side of things, Akira tried to avoid getting to close to anyone in this situation but knew that the notes and documents for people were clear enough to read, as he looked at the paperwork, most seemed to be older generation, chest infections that hit harder, lower immune systems, most Shinobi would be considered strong and fit, and as such it was more the civilians connected with them that were suffering from colds, illnesses and generally being treated with Anti-Biotics and maintaining fluid intake, nothing that would be considered dangerous.
After most of the day, the documents had been collected and Akira looked at this pile of paperwork that he had gathered, as he glanced down at it he had it ordered in a coherent fashion and one that was easy to read for anyone looking to gather the information efficiently. It seemed that the mission was done and with that Akira would leave for the day, filing his mission report before leaving.
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