Where should they go? — Doctor & Nurse · Pretender
At a fictional health centre's front desk, a doctor trains new staff: some situations are emergencies, some need an appointment, and some can be cared for at home with simple advice. Sort each case to the right level of care.
🩺 This is a game with made-up patients. It does not give medical advice or diagnoses. If you feel unwell, talk to a trusted adult or a doctor; in an emergency call 112.
Sort into groups · ~3 min
Your role
You're the doctor training the team (in this game).
Your goal
Sort each case to the right level of care.
What you know
- In Europe, 112 is the free emergency number.
Limits
- This is training with fictional cases, not medical advice. When in doubt, ask a professional.
Success looks like
- Emergencies — Danger signs went straight to 112.
- Appointments — Ongoing problems got a doctor's visit.
- Self-care — Small issues got simple advice.
Skills you used
- Prioritising — Doing the most important thing first.
- Responsibility — Knowing when to act and when to ask for help.
In real life
Health services use triage to send people to the right place: emergencies to 112, ongoing problems to a family doctor, and minor issues to self-care or a pharmacist.
Doctor & Nurse
Care for people's health as a team.
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