Iwate Medical University - Morioka

I have a medical examination at Uchimaru Medical Center. The building is old, but I'm grateful that there are facilities where you can receive advanced medical care. Thank you for the aging society.

I think there are the most reliable doctors in Iwate. Anyway, I was relieved from the patient's perspective as the explanation of the surgery was kind. Of course, the post-surgery follow-up is perfect, and even if the facility is old, there is no problem as you have good skills. However, since patients with a high emergency system are the main focus, hospitalization is early. That's because it is a popular hospital!

The child seemed to be stabbed by an insect and was watching the situation. However, she was so painful that she cried and complained at night. Dr. Inoue came and ended up with "I don't know why this was an insect bite or what I did, please consult a dermatologist" without looking at the questionnaire because of the very disgusting response . What if I am a dermatologist and would like to see a dermatologist? ... Japanese is not understood at all. Of course it did not take any action. Apparently, I didn't want to see a doctor in an emergency. Is the name tag upside down, isn't it a big word, and is it really a medical school teacher? It is the person who thinks. The next morning, when I visited Sasaki Dermatology, I was given a prescription for treatment because of insect bites. I was surprised that Mr. Sasaki was told that he did not understand.

I was able to I will not enter here. The medical examination seems to be confirmed at the former Iwate Medical University (currently Uchimaru Medical Center). Posted last year (2018) Departed at 6am and arrived at 8:10 am, the table is already full. The underground parking lot was barely stopped. Hard to go out of the region. If there are no abnormalities in your feet, you should head by train or bullet train. But it costs money. The Tohoku Line is 3,320 yen, and the Shinkansen is 7,000 yen. The expressway is 4,220 yen. (Round trip fee). In the case of a car with good fuel efficiency, it is a thousand round trips. However, in order to secure a parking lot, you have to leave after dawn (except in winter). Parking fee is 30 minutes. It is quite old as a hospital. The toilet is a style, but there is no washlet and you can only wipe it off with toilet paper (in large cases). A new hospital is currently under construction in Yabura. It is scheduled to open in September next year.

Finally, the toilet on the first floor (the dermatologist side) is good in Western style, but the parking lot is expensive. A half-day inspection costs 1,000 yen. I want you to pay 100 yen if you park once like the medical school in Yahaba.

There are no discounts for patients in the parking lot, and when blood collection and infusion are performed, the needles are pierced twice because "because of different departments". "It's that kind of system," he says, but I'm very skeptical that it's a system for patients. It's a pity that the staff is excellent but the hospital structure is useless.

Even though I made a reservation, I accepted 40 new patients, so I had to wait for 2-3 hours. There is no point in making a reservation. Perhaps it's the hospital's policy, so it seems to be difficult for the workers to make complaints. Also, do you make a living from the parking fee? I will take it decently. Moreover, the distance between the white lines in the parking lot is too narrow, and if passenger cars are next to each other, people with a good physique will not be able to get off or will hit the door 100%. I think it would be nice to have a security guard on duty, but the checkout machine sometimes does not read coins and bills, which is frustrating. I go to an ophthalmologist, but I think the teachers and medical staff are very good.

A place where I lived for about half a year in a ward where I was hospitalized for about half a year (former medical college) While undergoing hyperoxygen treatment during rehabilitation, my doctor said that I couldn't speak for the rest of my life due to my brain damage due to suicide attempt every day during rehabilitation. It seems that the nurse took care of me, but I was rehabilitating quite painfully. At the beginning of hospitalization, I was told that I was dead at all and I thought that the cleaning lady was dead, but it took me 3 months to talk. I wonder if it took about ⁉︎ The closed ward was a very exciting place and there were many things that I could not experience in my life (I wonder if it was a good experience ⁉︎) While I was in the hospital, I moved to a wheelchair while moving to bed and finally I became able to walk on my own feet and went to the rehabilitation room for rehabilitation with a nurse. I was surprised at the speed of winter in the north, and I started to get permission for the inside and outside of the hospital one week before I was discharged. There was a person in the ward who liked it so much that it increased to a kilometer and felt a little heavy, and when I was discharged, I felt terribly lonely and I didn't want to go back. I was treated as a handicapped person and was diagnosed with higher functional dysfunction. I think it's a little embarrassing to have the sheets changed every time. I have no choice but to think that there is no choice but to open up a little and heal It made me sad that a good adult leaked it! There were three students during hospitalization, but I remember only one, and that person was short enough to impress. He seems to like fishing and he seems to go fishing Those who want to see the outdoors and are energetic enough to accompany them during rehabilitation and have squats together. I can't say that I don't want to go to the squats other than 500 times. It ’s like I went because I wanted to be told While getting sweaty, the student said that the rehabilitation of the medical college was quite difficult, and it was a menu that I could handle lightly when I was young, but I think that the 47 old man would have been painful without the words of the nurse! At first, it's hard to understand the dialect when you talk, and when you get used to it, it's so cute that it's a good place in the region! And the day before I was discharged from the hospital, if I was staring at him in the corridor before talking to him, he was told that he was discharged from the hospital. I was told to go back once, and I had no choice but to return to my hometown of Yokohama, and the corona was so popular that I couldn't go north. I wonder if it's becoming a good memory now and a good experience in my life. I still live while attending Showa University Hospital.