近森病院 総合心療センター in Kochi

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  竹村泰章

  :: 16 August 2023 05:36:16

  This is my favorite hospital. Thank you for always taking care of me! Thank you very much for taking care of me this time! To be honest, I am glad that I was able to be admitted to this psychosomatic medicine department! The nurses and doctors were also very good, and I felt that I would recover from my illness. It was faster than I expected! I'll be discharged soon, but from now on I'll do my best to make use of what I've learned here in the hospital so that I can work well when I go out into society! We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to the doctors and hospital staff. There may be some issues, but I will do my best to avoid any inconvenience as much as possible, so thank you for your continued support!

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  常喜雅貴

  :: 28 August 2021 20:57:33

  It's natural that he can't have a proper conversation, but the Geisei psychotherapist suddenly asked the center director and board members to monitor him for several months, but then he increased his medication without permission. I'm amazed at his attitude of pushing ahead with things even against his own wishes.

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  woody-aware woody-aware

  :: 26 November 2020 15:01:56

  "Involvement in the spirit of crisis medical care and core focused care support, giving a chance for redevelopment" 20190922sun. *Guide No.15. The BGM I want to give is Mari Iijima's ``1 Gram of Happiness'' (in the 1980s). I will keep it short this time, but for the past 30 years, we have been expanding and improving the main (doctor & nurse) co-(OT, SW, CP, etc.) medical system, continuing to modify the necessary "teamwork medical care", and making internal development efforts to improve the system and architecture. We have controlled the attitude of things and services in each era. What I am looking at is only after the time under the guidance of Professor T, but I observe that progress has continued steadily. Psychiatry has undergone dramatic changes since the 1960s and mid-1980s in the history of domestic cases in Japan, but inside the department, there are people working hard every day working in the domestic field. This is probably due to the 200 years of efforts and efforts that have been made in Western medicine since the time of Pinel of France, as well as ``Nightingale, the charter that can be used as a reference, and the collection of his writings.'' It is safe to say that it is being used as a reference to help shape the realization of the project. If you don't see how domestic medicine really functions fundamentally, you won't be able to understand the true nature of the medical field, and you won't be able to value it. I think the same can be said of any system, organization, company, service, or public entity. As a care service provider, we also consider the individuality of each participating individual depending on their attitude and consider their aptitude, giving them freedom and authority, giving them opportunities to grow, and supporting them in acquiring education, skills, qualifications, etc., and providing an honest daily life. I believe that we are doing our best to realize medical services and care. Of course, it is not possible to say this from an outsider's perspective or from an internal point of view, but from my personal experience, it is important to keep it alive and take advantage of it. I make decisions while dating. Internally, appropriate allocation and relocation of organization, size, human resources, updating and replacement as necessary, work design, division of duties, integration within the whole, and daily meeting function activities to fulfill these tasks. , understand the internal human resource storage and reserve/peripheral derived personnel that are formed by integrating professionals, experts, comprehensive perspective management, etc., and further deriving and active participation of human resources that are produced from there to the outside as part of social resources. You can also see phenomena such as this. (e.g. 2 people, from the fields of education and research) It would be great if you could live your life cheerfully and smiling every day, ``being made aware of the health that you have lost, and being aware of the direction you should take to rebuild your life.'' First of all, I think I learned it ``here''. Record: 2019/09/22/sun. (Of course, there is a need for reconsideration, elaboration, and reediting) I thought it would probably be useful for my father, etc., so I took 2 credits of the Broadcasting University of Japan's Broadcasting Class ``Introduction to Nursing'' (CSTV & printed materials + credit certification exam at the time), and with the approval of the administrative director, Mr. Ichiko Kajimoto. (no credit) and 1 credit for an interview class with Ms. Sayumi Nojima. I learned about CoreCureCare from a broadcast class. I found out about Professor Masaaki's passing last year from Hiroppa newspaper, and he was included as one of my friends on FB. He was a fine man, his writing was excellent, clear, and had a sense of crisis.I pray that he may rest in peace. About 3 other credits I recently took an interview at Kochi University Broadcasting University, etc., and it seems like it's a long time ago now.I heard about Professor Yuji Sumitomo at a public university in Kochi, and I was very impressed. I learned how difficult it is in JRCS home nursing, where you can't really experience things like bedsheet training and bed-to-person transfer...(^^;.20200222sat.Addendum) Right now ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ I took the plunge and bought three books written by Mr. Tamura, ``In Place of a Will,'' ``As I Think of It,'' and ``Ojichan's Tsurezuregusa'' at the Konkodo main store, and I'm thinking of finishing the first book soon with Spoon. It's just-moment. Although it is late, the foundation of the past has been dealt a serious and deep blow, and I would like to express my gratitude. R2-2020/04/15/Wed./am0819. And if you think about it...the larger the organization is, the more deeply it has to think and consider the things of the smaller organizations working below it in order to "exist" by living and working. As I was acutely aware of this, I was forced to think more deeply about myself and the way I swing. I began to think that unless I could do that, my own ``psychotherapy'' would not work. In other words, ``creating relationships with others and oneself''←In terms of reintegration into society, social adaptation, and social participation/participation, which are convenient, but also have responsibilities and responsibilities. No matter what kind of organization (large or small, quality type) or relationship between people, it is inevitable that they will be equal in terms of quantity, however, each organization will have different functions and missions to fulfill their roles. To the extent that communities and people fulfill their mission, they are friends, and when exceptions are brought into this relationship, relationships can break down and fall apart.

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  刈谷彰宏

  :: 09 March 2020 14:11:18

  I'm a 48 year old man. I've been going here for 15 years now, and I've never been dissatisfied with the service. It's a general hospital, so even if you're hospitalized for another illness, the doctor will visit other wards even when he's busy, so you won't have any complaints.

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  真由美

  :: 27 January 2020 10:20:10

  My old doctor and the nurse who attended to me yesterday were kind, but yesterday when I was examined by the doctor on duty, the treatment was terrible. A day later, I spoke to the counselor on the phone, and all she said was cold. Internal medicine is a place where people who are mentally weak go.