Question

All of the following are modifications that were made for a new clinic for Chinese immigrants in New York except:

- hospital chefs learned to make rice porridge because it was favored by the Chinese.
- they waited to open on a date that was not considered unlucky.
- walls were painted yellow and pink and the color white was avoided.
- they believed these changes and modifications would reduce patient anxiety.
- they are staffed only four days a week because Chinese go to the doctor only Sunday through Wednesdays.

Answer 1

The modifications made for a new clinic for Chinese immigrants in New York included cultural design choices and dietary considerations, but staffing on specific days was not a modification.

Step-by-step explanation:

The modifications made for a new clinic for Chinese immigrants in New York were aimed at creating a welcoming and culturally sensitive environment. The clinic avoided opening on unlucky dates and painted the walls yellow and pink to reflect Chinese cultural preferences. These changes were expected to reduce patient anxiety. Hospital chefs also learned to make rice porridge, a favored dish among Chinese, to cater to the dietary preferences of the patients. However, being staffed only four days a week because Chinese go to the doctor only Sunday through Wednesdays is not a modification made for the new clinic.