Fukuda Internist Clinic - Osaka

I am a really nice and kind teacher and a nurse.

A doctor who can consult with you about treatment.

I am glad that the treatment was prompt, the response was gentle and polite, and the metastasis occurred.

I was taken care of about eight years ago, but I was transferred to another hospital because I couldn't even see if I hated it. I was worried about the line of sight from above. Also, I always wait for about an hour even though I have a reservation. If you make a reservation before noon, you will have to wait for 2 hours because the teachers are having lunch.

The number of prescription days is wrong, and there are too many omissions. Almost every time we get inquiries from pharmacies. The examination ends with the teacher facing the PC. Honestly, it's the same medicine as last time. Although the examination was short, I made a mistake again. When I say it carefully to the receptionist, I ask him to tell me directly, uh, how do I say it without going through the receptionist? Isn't it bad to enter an uncalled examination room? So do you make an appointment again to correct your prescription? (Questions increase) First of all, how do you confirm during the examination even though you are not given time to confirm? The characters on the PC that the doctor is looking at are too small to be seen from the patient's side. And how do you make a mistake, do you not copy and paste the previous one, or do you have the function to make the prescription days the same as other medicines? (Apart from the medicines that have a limited number of prescription days, there were some medicines in other hospitals.) Also, even though I was told via the pharmacy that I had forgotten to take the medicine and wanted to skip it, a memo of the electronic medical record. Isn't it left in? If you ask for a month's worth of skipping, the drug will surely disappear from the next time. In the first place, I think it is necessary for the patient to be prescribed to confirm that the generic drug name on the drug notebook and the product name written by the doctor on the prescription are the same. Doctors often concentrate on explanations at large hospitals, and I see people who look like nurses entering medical records, but if the nutritionist is listening to the shadow of the curtain, you can enter it. I think it's something wrong, but is it something wrong? According to the pharmacist's story, I couldn't contact the teacher, and the receptionist had to re-issue it, so I think the receptionist has a lot of follow-up. By the way, even when the next visit is 5 weeks, the doctor directly tells me that if I give the home kit for 5 weeks, it will be in the red, so I can only get 4 weeks and I am using it while saving the home kit. I learned later that if the conversation with the dietitian exceeds 20 minutes, there will be an extra charge, and even though I need to make a reservation, the flow of making an appointment at the reception desk after the examination does not cause a conflict with the number of prescription days for the drug. Hmm? I want you to make various positive improvements.