It's an amazing place: male and female wards, physiotherapy, pediatrics and maternity, as well as an X-ray area and a lab for testing. The various buildings are arranged off this main 'street':
Patients pay for their treatment and for each night they stay in the hospital (you can pay a little bit extra for a 'boite', a sort of separate room), so of course the whole family comes in order to cook, clean and look after the needs of the patient: the grounds of the hospital are usually full of people sitting around like this:
The surgical 'bloc' is a separate building behind big iron doors with this sign (basically translated as: 'do not come in unless you have to, bad things happen inside!'):
Inside you've got the operating theatre and a scrub-up area:
This is where Sarah works with her surgical team all day: today, if I remember right, including a nephrectomy!
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