Mercy Wizarding Hospital.
After several expansions, this hospital, which had originally used "free treatment for lycanthropy" as a selling point, had become the finest comprehensive wizarding hospital in all of Britain and even Europe.
In addition to long-term chronic conditions such as "lycanthropy treatment," "blood curse recuperation," and "magical autism"—the academic term used by Muggle-born werewolf healers for the early symptoms of Obscurials—Mercy Wizarding Hospital now also had dedicated wards for infectious diseases, magical creature injuries, spell injuries, potion injuries, and more.
There were also specialized departments for soul injuries, psychological injuries, physical injuries, magical injuries, old injury restoration, cosmetic treatment, and so on.
At that moment, all twenty wards on the sixth floor, where the Soul Injury Department was located, had been occupied by Hogwarts students. The hospital had no choice but to temporarily use the Undetectable Extension Charm to enlarge the wards and add several hundred beds, barely meeting the demand.
Nurses in light pink short-sleeved uniforms bustled back and forth. Only after great effort did they finish registering and assessing the conditions of several hundred students.
Nurse was a position unique to Mercy Wizarding Hospital, distinct from healers.
The werewolf healers had realized that wizards generally lacked patience when dealing with most illnesses. Either they cured the patient on the spot, or they deemed the condition untreatable and sent the patient home to fend for themselves.
For illnesses that lacked effective cures, healers had failed to realize that nursing care capable of easing a patient's suffering was also an extremely important form of treatment.
Jishi Hospital filled in that missing link.
"There were 1,042 students in the entire school. Eighteen died, thirty-five were seriously injured, 371 were hospitalized with minor injuries, and the remaining students all suffered aftereffects to varying degrees."
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