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301.1 THE SEPARATION All staff must clearly separate what their character knows from what they, the player, know. 301.2 IN CHARACTER (IC) Information your character has learned through roleplay. Examples: Medical history obtained from the patient. Test results...

302.1 METAGAMING Metagaming is prohibited. Examples include: Knowing injuries before examining a patient. Reading profile information and using it in roleplay. Using OOC chat to influence an IC situation. Acting on information your character has not learned. 3...

303.1 EMOTES Medical roleplay should include descriptive emotes. Good examples: Describing examinations. Explaining equipment. Showing preparation before procedures. Displaying emotional responses. Communicating with patients. Avoid one-line roleplay whenever ...

304.1 THE PATIENT IS A PARTICIPANT Patients should remain involved throughout their treatment. The patient is an active participant, not simply someone receiving treatment. 304.2 STANDARD Doctors and nurses should: Ask questions. Explain findings. Discuss trea...

305.1 EMERGENCY ROLEPLAY Emergency scenes should remain organized. Senior staff should coordinate: Triage Airway management Trauma care Nursing assignments Documentation Students should observe and assist when directed. Clear leadership creates realistic emerg...

306.1 PLAYER CHOICE Hartwell General Hospital respects player choice. Hospital staff will never permanently kill a character without that player's consent. 306.2 LASTING CONSEQUENCES REQUIRE AGREEMENT Likewise, the following should only occur with the specific...

307.1 A PRIMARY GOAL One of Hartwell General's primary goals is welcoming new medical roleplayers. Nobody is expected to arrive knowing hospital procedure, medical vocabulary, or how the hospital runs its scenes. 307.2 STANDARD Senior staff should: Be patient....

308.1 SCENE CONTINUITY Medical roleplay is often part of a larger story. Avoid ending scenes abruptly. Whenever possible: Arrange follow-up appointments. Admit patients for observation. Refer patients to specialists. Schedule rehabilitation. Encourage future r...

309.1 STANDARD Treat fellow players with respect. If misunderstandings occur: Remain polite. Discuss concerns calmly. Avoid public arguments. Contact hospital leadership if assistance is needed. 309.2 CRITICISM Criticism should be constructive, aimed at helpin...

400.1 WHO CAN JOIN Hartwell General Hospital is an active community organization, and its doors are open to players at every level of experience — from a first-time student nurse to a consultant surgeon. Prior medical roleplay experience is welcome but is not ...

401.1 THE CULTURE WE WANT Hartwell General Hospital strives to foster a welcoming, supportive, and inclusive community where players of all experience levels feel comfortable learning and participating. Whether you are a seasoned physician, a student nurse, or...

Home › Township › Peoples & Culture › Local News Outlets › The Oakridge Record An early record of what the institute did and discovered, written by those who were doing it. Description The Oakridge Record was the student publication of Oakridge Institute of Fo...

Home › Township › Peoples & Culture › Local News Outlets › The Ridgeline Overview Named for the part of the landscape that Hartwell's operation never reached and a place with the best view of all the surrounding area. Description The Ridgeline is the student p...