Tokushima Kensei Hospital en Tokushima

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  y w

  :: 12 August 2024 00:29:14

  I consulted with a family member about seeing a doctor when he hit his head hard and suffered subcutaneous bleeding. I don't think it would be possible to detect internal bleeding without a CT scan, but I was told that I would have to call the person on duty for the test and refused. (What are they waiting for?) I was told to call an ambulance if I had any further symptoms, but if I had intracranial hemorrhage, I would be left with paralysis and other after-effects that would be irreversible. That's it. Isn't it important to deal with this before it happens? There may be times when a hospital is unable to accept a patient due to circumstances, but even in that case, I would appreciate it if you could provide a convincing explanation or recommend that the patient be seen at another hospital. thank you.

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  相場学

  :: 25 April 2024 18:01:53

  Yesterday, I went to accompany the patient for a bone density test, but the attendant was expected to assist as a matter of course, and the man who appeared to be a male test technician just stood there and showed no signs of trying to help. I can understand the low ratings from word of mouth. No matter how hard the superiors try, the guidance from the subordinates is inadequate, so it seems difficult to improve reviews. It's a shame because it's a hospital that I've been supporting for a long time. Next time, if the same thing happens to me, I will tell the person in charge directly!

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  教皇セージ

  :: 09 April 2024 22:42:39

  It was many years ago, but my whole family was taken care of. I gave birth to my two older children when there was an obstetrics department, and my husband died of cancer. I am very grateful to Dr. Yamashita for his help. Now that I live far away, I don't go there anymore. If my children become independent, If there is anything I can do for you, please let me know.

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  e t

  :: 02 January 2024 21:06:27

  I went there for fever outpatient treatment. It was obviously tonsillitis, but I decided to get it checked out, and tested for coronavirus and influenza. The result was negative and I was given painkillers. I think I can finish it with just that. When I told her that I wanted her to be examined for tonsillitis, she seemed bothered and said, ``Open your mouth, it's a little swollen.'' I couldn't see it properly with a light on, but that's all. It was obvious that there was pus coming out and I had a fever of 40 degrees for two days, but I was fine after just getting tested for coronavirus and the flu. I was able to get some antibiotics. I felt so unmotivated that it was unpleasant. They won't respond unless you insist. When I received a second pinion the next day, I was properly examined and prescribed the correct prescription.

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  米田宏美

  :: 11 September 2023 16:38:03

  This time, I was treated for a month due to open knee surgery. This time I will be visiting the hospital again as an outpatient, but I will never forget the way the nurse treated me when I made an appointment for the internal medicine outpatient clinic at the end of May of this year. It was my first time to go to the outpatient clinic, and I didn't weigh myself, so I was scolded and told that I couldn't go to see the doctor. It was almost 2 hours after the reservation time. I was discharged from the psychiatric ward, wondering if the blood test results would come out, and my body was feeling sore that I was in the blood collection room last time. It is said that the receptionist is the face, but I would like Mr. Clark to be the receptionist if possible.