Lance felt they should be called that, because medics were professional soldiers who moonlighted as doctors.
These medical staff, however, were not being trained as medics; their profession was doctor and nurse, and they didn't need to carry guns.
Lance had long intended to cultivate such people, using the textbooks Paracelsus had brought himself as a basis for selection, but in the end… he hadn't picked out anything.
Uh… there were definitely some merits in there, but you could only say they weren't suitable for Hamlet.
So in the end he simply used autopsy reports as teaching material, telling them about the body's structure and basic principles.
Then he figured out a way to let them practice a bit, and as for practice material, of course it was those prisoners.
These "medical staff" crammed like "college students" in a crash course—don't expect them to do any research on diseases.
