Miura Hospital - Fujimi

Since I was interviewed with a palliative care teacher and I wanted to know my mother's medical condition, I was told to bring it right away today, and with the person discharged tomorrow and the baton touch, my mother's hospitalization day will be the next day, and I will go home If you do not have a mother before, I have a pain, and I urge you to call a hospital, call a hospital, talk with a teacher, call an ambulance immediately, and come to a hospital, say ... , As it is, hospitalized .... My son and nephew take an ambulance, I feel like chasing after, go to the hospital, and by the time we arrive, the paramedics are ready to go home, the mother finishes the examination, and goes to the hospital room. It seems that the response was quick after wearing, so that my mother's pain is calm and relieves. Both nurse chiefs and nurses were kind, and thanked me for understanding and feeling the mother's feelings and family's feelings. When I told my teacher that I wanted to know my mother's medical condition, I will explain it this week during this week. Yes, not water, but rather, water has disappeared. When…. In the previous hospital, I wondered if there was a way to cure the back of the back of the hand whose cause was unknown and did not heal. If the teacher made time, and I promised I had one to ten of my mother's medical condition, I could explain and be convinced without skipping, what questions? It was said that the teacher talked, so it was over without any questions. The teacher weakened the painkiller so that I could go home again, and I was able to control pain myself, but the delirium came out and I could not go home, but the teacher Then, every day to see things of the mother, last, the nurse head, after, one week, whether to have or not ... said, do things to do, said, after 3 days, night shift nursing The mother told me that if you would stay, please say ... ... that day, my mother left. But finally, I understand where my mother's cancer is from, to where, the cause is unknown, and I am grateful to my teacher, chief nurse and nurse.

A letter of introduction was written by the medical college in the situation of metastasis to the end-stage liver lymph of pancreatic cancer, and I did not understand anything. The director politely explained the medical condition. And only talked about arterial injection treatment, which he is good at, is there anything else? He raised his hands, saying, "There is a choice to do nothing, but it's a waste!" He was shown copies of various old magazines over and over again, and he also saw Mr. Abe's father, His Majesty the Emperor. But you died due to jaundice and so on. .. .. It was said that he was given an anti-cancer drug with no side effects, and his family agreed to the treatment with half-belief, but he was not convinced. Treatment has not started yet, so if you have any current information, please. And I was interested in the age. It's hard to hear and the same story is repeated, but is it really okay as a doctor? .. .. ?? I'm worried. It is a story after that. It's a long sentence ... In the end, it turned out that the director of that hospital was only focusing on intra-arterial surgery. It turns out that my technique is unique, I'm only interested in implant surgery for that port at the very beginning, and I'm just concerned about how the numbers go down with administration. Other things are left to other doctors, but if the doctors are silent, there is almost no detailed explanation or instructions to the family, and it is left to the nurse. If you are a good nurse, you can lead a good hospitalization life, but there are times when it is very appropriate to have a nurse dispatched from outside. The director visits us every week, but just looking at the fact that the numbers are decreasing, "I'm getting better-it's okay-it's good-" is a habit every time. I had no idea what was going on and how it was okay. Since the tumor marker was over 95,000 (standard is 36), it had dropped to about 68,000, but I knew well that it was water on the burnt stone, but I do not understand the meaning that it is getting better, it is okay. Hmm. As for the nursing situation, when I asked the cancer patient to stop the pain, "It hurts, please stop the pain," and one nurse said, "You just gave it up, please bear with it a little more." My mother always put up with the pain, such as "to put up with" the pain of terminal cancer, and when she started to become delirium mentally, she said, "Delirium appears. When I started, I wouldn't be in nursing, so my family should take care of me 24 hours a day, "he said, and his mouth became delirium. I was dying and my mother wanted to get out of here as soon as possible, so I hurriedly searched for another hospital and thankfully found a hospital where I could transfer immediately. The quality of the nurses, the care for the cancer patients, the quality of care, everything was improved, my mother was very happy to smile, she had no delirium, and she was able to breathe in peace. But if the cancer isn't completely cured, I felt that the treatment at that hospital would only increase the pain and suffering at the end by strengthening the tumor. Not only the pancreatic liver, but also the lymph and lung metastases were completely untouched, so I was suffering from pain and swelling. It may have been better for him to enter the palliative care hospital from the beginning and spend the last time calmly and quietly as he likes. I thought it was a hospital where only patients who were worth the extra tests, the pain of the tests and the surgery for general anesthesia would go. Hospitals that make patients so uncomfortable are rare. However, the chief nurse and one nurse listened to me very kindly. The pain reliever was also given properly by that person. However, many nurses do not seem to know how to care for cancer patients, so it is recommended that you consult with your illness and use it. I think the complaints made by others are true. I was told to go out when the treatment was over even though my physical condition was not improved. I was told that there are many other patients to treat.

My family took care of palliative therapy with home-visit medical treatment for terminal cancer. I am thankful for working on my pain and suffering. We listen to the changes in symptoms at each visit to the clinic in detail, and respond to brush up the content of the medication to make it closer to the appropriate one. It looks like In addition, they care about our family who care for us, which is a great support for us. Even when I was hospitalized for an emergency due to changes in my symptoms, I felt a high level as a professional. He cares for pressure ulcers that he couldn't care for at home, and he changes his posture every few hours, and he falls into a position where he does not overlook any pain. It may be a matter of course as a professional job, but I felt very happy. There seems to be some harsh opinions in other people's posts, but the palliative care at Miura Hospital, where our family contacted us, was satisfactory, and I think it is an indispensable medical institution in the community.

A family member with terminal cancer was taken care of in a palliative care unit. I went to visit every other day, but every time I went, the person was kept clean and the nurses were all good. Thanks to you, I was able to take the final time slowly with my family, and I was able to end the time calmly without suffering. Other families also want to take care of me if they get into a similar situation. I'm really thankful to you.

My mother took care of me. I am grateful to the male nurses for their support. There is one female nurse who is swearing at the patient, and I think that it is mentioned in other reviews, but how about it as a person? I was quite angry when I heard a voice swearing at my mother from the phone several times. Then the hospital room was covered with a carpet and the smell of ammonia was soaked in, and it was very odorous. I wanted it to be clean, not a carpet, but a floor. Anyway, the hospital room was filthy.

My father with terminal esophageal cancer was also unable to take other palliative care because he had aplastic anemia and needed a blood transfusion. Since I lived alone and lived overseas, I was introduced here when I had given up on palliative care. This hospital respects the end of the patient and family even in palliative care, so I am grateful that I was able to have a corona sympathy. What a wonderful palliative care in Saitama! According to the chief nurse, the number of palliative care beds is the second largest after the prefectural cancer center, but the hospital itself seems to specialize in palliative care, and the sense of distance between the care of the nurses was also favorable. .. Since it is a small hospital, there are no shops or the latest bathing facilities, but I was impressed by the desire to respond as much as possible to the wishes of patients and their families. He listened to his selfish father's rants, but patiently listened to the lengthy words that didn't make sense to him, and thanks to that, I was able to receive the best care for a short time. My father, who has died in dignity, avoiding unnecessary medicines and treatments, just regrets being hospitalized here sooner.

There are nurses who don't like to have one star. Despite this time, my family was hospitalized because I could visit them without age restrictions. But bring such a child to the nurse! Even though it wasn't the end time of the visit, it was dinner so I went home! And at the end, I think we're the only ones! !! And throw away the lines. Despite the number of visitors and the time being kept, I was overwhelmed and angry at being told so far. I was told various other things, and I decided to transfer to another hospital because of the response that did not protect the dignity of my family in the hospital as a human being. I am very sorry that the teachers are kind. Please be careful if you are considering admission to this hospital.

It's a good hospital! But ... who is hospitalized here (my mother) ...? Only for terminally ill patients ... So ...? It has a bad reputation in the neighborhood ... Sole says, "Once you enter, you won't come back." It's a matter of course ... Because it is a terminal medical institution ... However! The nurses working inside ...? very! You are acting cheerfully! My mother also died here ... I've been prepared for that day for a few years now ... The nurse took care of me ... and the nurse was about to cry ... Even when they are carried out, everyone He bowed his head and kept silent. It was a short month, but ... Thank you for hanging out with my selfish mother! m (_ _) m