> It is really weird how we concentrate all sick people in one place, and then act surprised when they start growing weird diseases. Ideally there are separate

> It is really weird how we concentrate all sick people in one place, and then act surprised when they start growing weird diseases. Ideally there are separate hospital buildings for patients with diseases, broken bones, new born babies, etc - often older hospitals that evolved over many decades are like that. Contrary to that are these centralized mega-structure hospital building from the 1960s to 1980s. Often the same small number of operating rooms (often centralized in one location, next to each other) are used for all kind of treatments.