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Need headings max 6 words. Check each h2/h3:
– Why Privacy Zones Need Separation (5 words? Why(1) Privacy(2) Zones(3) Need(4) Separation(5) yes)
– How Multi-Head Systems Work (4? How(1) Multi-Head(2) Systems(3) Work(4))
– Designing Medical Practice Privacy Zones (Designing(1) Medical(2) Practice(3) Privacy(4) Zones(5) yes)
– Privacy Without Shared Airflow (4)
– Temperature Control in Waiting Areas (5? Temperature(1) Control(2) in(3) Waiting(4) Areas(5))
– Consulting Room Comfort and Focus (5)
– Reducing Running Costs Per Zone (5? Reducing(1) Running(2) Costs(3) Per(4) Zone(5))
– Installation in Occupied Practices (4)
– Compliance and Refrigerant Handling (4)
– Choosing the Right Number of Heads (6? Choosing(1) the(2) Right(3) Number(4) of(5) Heads(6))
– Common Mistakes to Avoid (4)
– Keeping Patient Comfort Reliable (4)Good. Maybe no h3 needed but can include some? We can keep all h2. Use h2 only as sections. Need maybe h3 for subheadings? The requirements say h2 section headings and h3 sub-headings where useful. Not mandatory to use h3. But maybe use one or two h3 for structure. Ensure max 6 words. Could add h3 under some h2. But not necessary. To show structure, maybe use h3 for “Waiting Area vs Consulting Room” within first section? That is 5 words? “Waiting Area vs Consulting Room” words: Waiting(1) Area(2) vs(3) Consulting(4) Room(5) yes. But article maybe okay with h2 only. The user says with
sub-headings where useful. We can include a couple. But more headings increase length. We can include h3 under “Why Privacy Zones Need Separation”: “Waiting Areas Versus Consulting Rooms” (5 words? Waiting(1) Areas(2) Versus(3) Consulting(4) Rooms(5)). Good. But need keep headings max 6. Fine.
Need word count 900-1300. I’ll draft full body and count roughly. We need not be exact but ensure within. I’ll write around 1200 words. Need no fake statistics. Avoid specific prices/phone numbers. No fake stats. Could mention “around 22–24 degrees” maybe not a stat? It’s a common range, not fake. But to be safe, avoid exact numbers? Could say “Most practices find a comfortable setpoint in the low twenties, but this depends on patient groups and room use.” That’s general. Fine.
Need mention the business? The article is for Melbourne Split Systems website. The brief says content should reflect business tone and win jobs by technical competence. We can mention “licensed refrigeration mechanic” and “Melbourne conditions” but not necessarily business name. Could include at end maybe “For medical practices in Melbourne, the key is a licensed installer who sizes and commissions the system correctly.” Not include phone. Fine.
Need ensure keyword appears in first paragraph exactly. First paragraph:
“For a medical practice, comfort and confidentiality are linked. A patient waiting in a cold reception area or a consulting room that never reaches a comfortable temperature will remember the discomfort as much as the appointment. Multi-head split systems solve this by giving medical practices privacy zones independent temperature control. Instead of one thermostat for the whole suite, each closed room gets its own indoor unit connected to a shared outdoor unit. That means the waiting room can be cooled while a consulting room stays warmer, and a treatment room can be heated without opening doors or pushing
