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Izumino Hospital, 2-chōme-10-53 Azōno Kitamachi, Kochi, 781-0011, Japan
contacts phone: +81 88-826-5511
website: www.izumino.or.jp
larger map & directionsLatitude: 33.5804154, Longitude: 133.5550165
m a
::I had an unusual experience with orthopedics when I was a child. As a medical worker, I learned that just because someone is an adult doesn't mean they have good sense (or rather, there are no people with good sense at all?), and that just because someone is a child or a sick person doesn't mean they can be protected. It was more than 20 years ago, but I still get a bad feeling when I walk by.
ドリランゴ
::My mother has been under the care of an internal medicine doctor for many years. I've been feeling unwell for the past few weeks, and I went to see the doctor twice recently, but there were no tests and I was only given an IV drip. Still, my condition is not good, and when I went back to see the doctor, there was nothing wrong with me...but they didn't take kindly to me, and I continued to feel unwell, so if there was anything I could look into, I asked... He was immediately hospitalized with severe pneumonia due to the after-effects of the coronavirus infection. I wonder what kind of doctor this is...I don't think I'm the only one. If you're bad at it, you'll die. My mother is still in the hospital and I can't see her.
Hamster LiLi's room
::Thank you for taking care of me every year for a complete medical checkup. The staff are courteous, the facility is comfortable, and the food at the in-house restaurant is delicious.
桃木
::I have visited Dr. Yoshii, an internal medicine physician, twice in the past year. The first consultation takes about 30 seconds, and the second about 1 minute. This question will be ignored if it is inconvenient. The medical examination consisted of only verbal questions, and the patient was given medicine with the response, ``Well, this is probably it.'' Even the pharmacist at the pharmacy was surprised at the way the medicine was dispensed. He said, ``I have various symptoms, but this is the only prescription you gave me.'' The response from the nurses was pretty good. Is it because of the doctor and reception staff that the evaluation is low?
nobu master
::If something happens, you will be asked to take a CT scan immediately. Headache → CT, vomit → CT, high blood pressure → CT. Eventually, a prescription was given and that was it. Are you trying to shorten the medical procedure? Are you using it as a means to collect medical fees and improve efficiency, rather than testing as a necessary medical path to remission? Especially when CT was recommended for two weeks in a row, it seemed like they didn't think about radiation damage because they thought it was invisible. When I visited the doctor for nausea, I was told that ``when you have nausea, you should get a CT scan.'' However, in an age where AI is at its peak and doctors can be replaced, there is no point in the existence of doctors who cannot fulfill their accountability. Is there such a thing? I don't think so.