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Yamada-488-1 Shinjō, Aomori, 038-0042, Japan
contactos teléfono: +81 17-788-3121
sitio web: soujinkai-kousei.jp
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 40.8360519, Longitude: 140.6774606
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::[It's a cold hospital for families] Although my parents have been taken care of, my family still has some doubts about the following points. I am left with sadness and regret. 1.A certain teacher's evaluation When the family asked about the symptoms of their parent's illness and future treatment plans, the doctor glared at them. *Even if there is an argument due to a difference of opinion, I think it is a good idea to "stare" at others. Instead of being supportive of the family's desire to do something, they were met with direct negative opinions. Also, when giving explanations, they say things like ``I don't have time'' or ``I'm busy'' in front of their families. The family is told that it is better to have no hope and to accept death, but the family members are unable to say, ``Yes, I understand!'' and do not sympathize with their feelings. When I hear something, he takes up his mount in a belligerent tone. The doctor called the family to explain the symptoms, and the schedule was set for ``next week at ●●'', but the teacher apparently misunderstood and suddenly received the call and went to the hospital. Not only was he not apologetic, but his overbearing and arrogant language left a bad impression on me. I can understand your opinion, but I can't help but judge him as someone who doesn't have the luxury of directing feelings toward his family that shouldn't be directed toward them. Isn't it perfectly natural for a patient's family to ask questions about symptoms and treatment status because they are worried? If the act of a patient's family asking questions is perceived as a sign that they do not trust the hospital, it is unnatural and, on the contrary, they feel guilty and are causing a further loss of trust. Isn't it? 2. A middle-aged female nurse bursts out laughing They chatted and laughed loudly in front of the room of their critically ill parent, and the noise echoed throughout the room. I wanted to warn her or scold her, but I couldn't bear it, since she was leaving my mother in my care. . . Even if that were the case, would it be okay for the ``person on the nursing side'' to do so? If you say it's ``good,'' I'd like you to explain the ``reason'' and ``justification.'' I have doubts about the nurse's daily work attitude, the atmosphere in which the nurse is being neglected (not paying attention to her), and even the ``hospital's constitution.'' 3.Learn Ask questions first to the nurse. If the nurse doesn't understand, ask the doctor. This is because nurses are the ones who interact with patients and their families, and are the ones who understand the situation first. Moreover, because of her feminine characteristics, she can empathize with her and listen to her answers after getting close to her. Doctors can only come up with ideas from the hospital's perspective. Nurses can visualize and understand the position of the patient and family. Because it is the closest to both. summary. As I previously heard from a hospital official, the power structure of the hospital puts the doctor in the highest position, and I understand that this is unavoidable, but for some reason the family members feel too small to express their opinions. I felt that the hospital did not treat me with respect or support me. result, I feel that "other people's reviews = positive". Thank you. In addition, some of the nurses responded to my detailed requests without making unpleasant faces, so I would like to thank them.
ささきのとしこ
::2023,8,17 Visited the hospital because of fever Wait until the test I received a positive test result, so I will be examined. I would like you to wait in the car for about an hour... No, the outside temperature is 32 degrees. Fever 38.8℃ No sun view This is normal for heatstroke! I have a really bad headache😭 Isn't it now class 5? Even if I told them I was very sick, they would give me cold medicine. Check it out!
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::Previously, I went to an internal medicine clinic because my cough wouldn't go away for several months. I went to see the director and other doctors, but they gave me regular cough suppressants, and one doctor gave me an allergy test that cost about 10,000 yen, but it didn't work out, so I went to a different private hospital. I was immediately diagnosed with coughing asthma, and after receiving asthma medication, my condition improved. I wonder if this internal medicine doctor is really a doctor. I'm so scared of this hospital that I won't go there anymore.
天佑神助
::A few years ago, my mother was told by a gastroenterologist at another hospital that she should also be examined by an obstetrics and gynecology department, so she went to our obstetrics and gynecology department, but she was told terrible things when she returned home. I'm here. The male doctor said, ``There's no way a gastrointestinal doctor would say something like that.Maybe you should go see a psychiatrist.If you come next time, bring your family.'' Of course I never went there again.
ちぃちゃんちぃちゃん
::I was recommended to see a gynecologist by my internal medicine doctor because of abdominal pain. He was like an old man, and he tested me for cervical cancer and told me there was no problem with the gynecology department. I didn't do an ultrasound and didn't check my ovaries. Later, a uterine fibroid was discovered at another hospital.