Kamisu Saiseikai Hospital - Kamisu

Experienced nurses who underwent colonoscopy have no problem with toilet ? Equipment is problematic Colonoscopy uses a lot of toilet White Cross Hospital has good equipment Saiseikai Hospital has toilet for inspection ? (; O;) I hope to improve the toilet that leaks if you make a mistake.

My grandma was carried by an ambulance, and I went to this hospital for about half a year after surgery and hospitalization, but I will write it because it was the first time for me to have such a terrible hospital. I forgot the detailed name of the disease, but when my grandma collapsed and was taken to the Saiseikai by ambulance to see her, she said that she would need surgery the next day after being hospitalized. I put my grandma on a stretcher and was guided to the nearby corridor. However, was it so long to prepare for hospitalization two hours after being guided to the corridor that he was taken to the hospital room when he was ready for hospitalization? The day after the surgery, the doctor in charge explained the results of the surgery and future plans, so I was told to come to the hospital at 9 o'clock, and I went to the hospital room before 9 o'clock and waited for the doctor. I haven't come to the nurse many times because I don't come when the time comes. I heard that, but it seems that I am busy now, so please wait a little longer. After all, the teacher came after 4 pm. (By the way, as for other inpatients, it seems that the treatment will be completely different if you give the teachers and nurses 〇ne and sweets. You will not receive it at a normal hospital, but you will receive it here.) Even when I went to the hospital after that, I made a reservation in the morning and went before the hour, but the teacher was late and the start of medical treatment was delayed by 2 hours. Sometimes I went home without seeing him. There were many such things, so when I asked him to write a letter of introduction because he wanted to change the hospital, he said, "I can't wait to wait, so I want to change the hospital." What do you mean by the new hospital? The disposition that is asked. It's a hospital that I don't want to get involved with again.

I had my first visit as a child, and it was good that both the teacher and the nurse were kind to the pediatric surgery, but the otolaryngology was crowded from the beginning of the afternoon, so I had to wait three hours from the reception desk to the consultation. A nurse in her late 40s asked me, "Would you like to go home once because it will take a long time?" And returned to the hospital an hour later. I'll call you by phone, so can you wait in the car? ", But it was hot outside, so I just waited in the hospital. Even so, I wasn't called and I ended up going to see the doctor after 16:30. It was because I couldn't make a reservation at the first visit, but I felt like I was swayed in various ways. It may have been a careful response because the child was still small, but I wanted him to take a little more consideration, such as calling him by phone when the medical examination was near once he returned the patient. And when I came back later, I had to wait for 3 hours, just like my first visit. Very unsuitable for family doctors.

Pediatrics, just wait. The number of people was small on that day, so if I asked the receptionist if I would wait, I think I would be called next time. After that, another person was called, and the child couldn't stay still and waited near the entrance. When I confirmed that it was not called even after 1 hour, it was called once, so it was postponed. It's unavoidable because I missed it, but ... I can't even call the nurse once. It will not be called next. After confirmation, I was told to wait in front of the examination room, and the next person called was another person. It is impossible for a child to wait in front of the examination room for a long time. I would be grateful if you could just talk to me, but I wouldn't be so worried. I also felt that the teacher's response after that was appropriate. You might think too much, but the waiting time felt like harassment. We don't separate the waiting room from the child with a cold, and we have to wait there even when the people around us are coughing. I got a cold there once and had a terrible experience. I always wait one hour from the reserved time, so there is no point in making a reservation. I just go get a cold. I always think that it would be better to wait in the car and call before the examination.

There are many decent teachers in each department. However, when it comes to the constitution of the hospital, the way of thinking of the management, or the evaluation of the hospital itself, even one star must be overestimated. Even though it was designated as a secondary emergency, it refused to accept the emergency, and as soon as the electronic medical record was introduced, the waiting time for accounting increased from 30 minutes to an hour and a half ... Anyway, the terrible points of this hospital are listed. I have no time. However, since it is a depopulated area, the current situation is that there is only one here or the White Cross Hospital.

Last May, I had an inpatient surgery at the otolaryngology department. The teacher was very kind and polite. During hospitalization, the hospital room was never cleaned. I was so surprised that I didn't want to have hospitalized surgery again, no matter how wonderful the doctor was. Is there such a thing? It was a hospitalized life while thinking.

I will write the story when my mother was hospitalized. Apart from the nurse, there was a person like a caretaker, and among them there was a terrible person. Maybe she doesn't like her mother, sometimes she calls her "grandmother" and asks her mother who needs help to "get up alone". When I asked him to help me, he pulled his hand roughly, and when my mother said, "It hurts!", She put her hand off. It seems that she said to her mother, who said "it hurts", "so get up alone". When I called him for the toilet, he said, "Put it out in paper pants." (I've used paper pants for experiential learning, but it's quite unpleasant.) He seemed to have been ill-mannered in various ways, and he cried, "Why should I be hospitalized because of severe pain?" In my case, I was told that I couldn't visit in Corona (according to my mother, everyone was in a wheelchair and visited). Maybe the house needed help, so it was a hassle to do. Thanks to the lazy nature of the hospital, which employs people who are ineligible for such nursing work, such as mobbing and mild abuse, the wet wipes that are inserted are not shown to the person himself, and they are left on the shelves. It's the worst thing to do when you're placed, discharged, and returned home to notice. For those who are serious about it, I will add it, but on the other hand, some people are very kind. However, I wonder if there are few excellent medical staff in this area (Hasaki-Kashima).