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I'm assuming you're in the UK? The hospitals I've used in London had plenty of art in corridors, but not in the wards. They also had a library of sorts: a books
by jsmith99 7y ago
I'm assuming you're in the UK? The hospitals I've used in London had plenty of art in corridors, but not in the wards. They also had a library of sorts: a bookshelf on wheels that the volunteers could bring round on request. They also had free WiFi that clashed somewhat with the signs warning not to use mobile phones. The built in pay TV and phone was ghastly though - I assume its to price gouge old patients as everyone else I saw was using their own device.
- cameronbrown 7y ago> The built in pay TV and phone was ghastly though - I assume its to price gouge old patients as everyone else I saw was using their own device. It's always been like this unfortunately. Nothing to do with smartphones.
- DanBC 7y agoFree WiFi is now a national (English, not sure about NI, Wales, or Scotland) requirement. At least, I think it's a requirement. Here's the NHS digital guidance about it. https://digital.nhs.uk/services/nhs-wifi https://digital.nhs.uk/services/nhs-wifi