Nishikan Chuo Hospital en Niigata

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  N N

  :: 19 April 2024 23:32:04

  I heard from my father, who was previously hospitalized, that the staff's private conversations and laughter were loud. This seems to have been especially noticeable on night shifts, perhaps because there are fewer employees. She said that some people may seem kind during the day, but at night, when there are fewer people around, they change completely and it's scary. Although not everyone feels this way, I honestly feel anxious about having my family hospitalized. Added on April 18th The other day, I accompanied my mother to the outpatient clinic, and the doctor's attitude was cold and curt. The nurse was also clearly in a bad mood, spoke quickly, and seemed cold in her response. Although I am humbled by the difficult work, I will try to use more polite language and respond. I thought you would like it. postscript A friend of mine used to work in a hospital ward, and there were patients who were unwell at night, and when she contacted the doctor on duty, she would only give verbal instructions and would not come to see him. Don't come!'' he yelled. After that, when I tried to call, I couldn't connect at all...it seemed to happen frequently. In addition, in the past, several staff members were forced to resign due to power harassment by their boss (head nurse). My friend was one of them. It seems that even though I consulted with the upper management, there was no agreement at all. To be honest, I was wondering whether I should write this here, but I think that for further development and management in the future, re-education of all doctors, managers, and staff is necessary.

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  本条ユウ

  :: 02 April 2024 09:31:30

  When my health got so bad that I couldn't go to the hospital and requested to be transferred, I could go anywhere without permission and get a letter of introduction? I don't know, I replied. It's true that you are no longer a customer, but I think there is another way to say it. This hospital has been involved in scandals and needs to clear its name, but it seems that there is almost no awareness of this. I think it's human nature, but I have no choice but to judge that you are hypocritical in your attitude of abandoning something even if it involves the patient's life if there is no benefit. Japanese medicine has perished from the spirit.

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  yeahh Ooooh

  :: 07 October 2023 15:55:48

  Internal medicine nurses are terrible at drawing blood! Each time I get stabbed with a needle over and over again, it hurts quite a bit. I have been to various medical institutions, but without a doubt, they are the worst.

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  あゆこ

  :: 01 March 2023 11:33:37

  When my younger brother (when he was in junior high school) and my grandmother (recently) went to see the doctor, the treatment was really terrible. When it came to my grandmother, she had the attitude that ``elderly people will forget anyway, so it doesn't matter what you say.''

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  S YAMAAN

  :: 13 January 2020 03:25:48

  There are some good nurses, but there are also nurses and caregivers who treat patients roughly and roughly just because they are elderly patients who can't move or who can't react. Not just one person, not two people. There are some doctors who don't feel sincere. I really don't feel any sincerity at all. Not even a millimeter. First of all, the attitude toward patients is strange. There was not much he did on his own for the sake of his patients. Since you're getting paid, I want you to do your job with integrity. Perhaps the hospital is supposed to take care of people, but they don't respond at all unless the situation reaches its worst. We do not recommend entrusting your loved ones with them. There are many other good hospitals. A family member was hospitalized two months ago, and when I walked past the hospital for the first time in a while, I remembered a lot of things. I just hope that no one else has the same bad feelings.