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I'd like to add more medical icons to the current crop of icons. New York State's DOH website has a set of icons that seem to work fairly well for getting the point across in their hospital profile section.
STEMI / PCI
Show an EKG, with an ST Elevation.
CVA
NYS show a persons head, with a EKG. (Interesting Choice, must allude to the "Brain Attack" term)
Psychiatric
Show the person icon, but one half filled in, and the other half just an outline. (A connotation of schizophrenia.)
Pediatrics
Show a child.
Perinatal
Show an expectant mother / baby bump.
Neonatal
Show a baby in a swaddler.
SAFE (Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner)
NYS show's a persons hand reaching out, and another hand halting.
AIDS
A red ribbon.
Burn Centers
They show a Fire Icon. (fa-fire, kinda works for this.)
These are the main icons that I see are missing are the types of services that each hospital provides. Where some hospitals can provide care for STEMI (ST Elevation Myocardial Infarctions aka Heart Attacks) other's can not provide intervention catheterization of the blockage. FDNY has a list of hospitals it considers "STEMI Centers" or other county call "PCI Centers" (Percutaneous coronary intervention) centers. There are also hospitals that can't handle strokes (known as CVA and some times called Brain Attacks) because they don't have a CT Scan Machine (although that's not been an issue around here for many years.), levels of trauma care is another factor, and some hospitals don't have doctors that retinuely handle Pediatric patients (children), or Perinatal care for patients that are expectant mothers. Only some hospitals have SAFE nurses on staff, other hospitals don't have a Neontal ICU at all. I want to make a set of icons that get the point across on what a hospital does and does not have. I think these would make great additions to Font-Awesome as well.
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I suppose that STEMI is a dup of #1059 , please +1 that request
child is a dup of #2262, please +1 that request
pregnant woman is a dup of #1819, please +1 that request
neonatal is a dup of #691 , please +1 that request
ribbon is a dup of #2183, please +1 that request
About the remaining icons, please open individual requests, thanks
I'd like to add more medical icons to the current crop of icons. New York State's DOH website has a set of icons that seem to work fairly well for getting the point across in their hospital profile section.
Show an EKG, with an ST Elevation.
NYS show a persons head, with a EKG. (Interesting Choice, must allude to the "Brain Attack" term)
Show the person icon, but one half filled in, and the other half just an outline. (A connotation of schizophrenia.)
Show a child.
Show an expectant mother / baby bump.
Show a baby in a swaddler.
NYS show's a persons hand reaching out, and another hand halting.
A red ribbon.
They show a Fire Icon. (fa-fire, kinda works for this.)
These are the main icons that I see are missing are the types of services that each hospital provides. Where some hospitals can provide care for STEMI (ST Elevation Myocardial Infarctions aka Heart Attacks) other's can not provide intervention catheterization of the blockage. FDNY has a list of hospitals it considers "STEMI Centers" or other county call "PCI Centers" (Percutaneous coronary intervention) centers. There are also hospitals that can't handle strokes (known as CVA and some times called Brain Attacks) because they don't have a CT Scan Machine (although that's not been an issue around here for many years.), levels of trauma care is another factor, and some hospitals don't have doctors that retinuely handle Pediatric patients (children), or Perinatal care for patients that are expectant mothers. Only some hospitals have SAFE nurses on staff, other hospitals don't have a Neontal ICU at all. I want to make a set of icons that get the point across on what a hospital does and does not have. I think these would make great additions to Font-Awesome as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: