National Hospital Organization Kyoto Medical Center - Kyoto

I was in the hospital. The teacher doesn't listen and the nurse doesn't bring the medicine on time. Or. In addition, I forgot to return the medicine when I was discharged. I got a phone call, but it was a necessary medicine, but I was disappointed and told me to discard it. I will go to the usual hospital to get it.

October 4, 2021 When I entered the examination room to make an echo at the gastroenterology department, one woman and one man were waiting. A male doctor in the examination room? But if you're young enough to meet me just now, don't worry! They said. I was suddenly told, so I didn't know what I was saying, but I asked my family later and I wonder if hepatitis c or something. I was told that I was infected with a mother and child, but when I went to the Kyoto Medical Center for hepatitis c, did everyone say that? Are you young about the illness that has been transferred by mother-to-child transmission? What do you mean? Is the director of the Kyoto Medical Center instructing patients to say that? Then it's a dangerous hospital. Can you sue?

Introduction from another hospital. In the Department of Gastroenterology, he was hospitalized for examination of the large intestine with an ultrasonic camera and removal of a polyp. The curve of the intestines is so tight that it is extremely spicy, so I asked him to use a medicine that made me sleepy. This year, it was a day trip for the inspection one year later. If you have an attendant, you can use medicine that makes you sleepy. It was quite difficult to go to the hospital after cleaning the intestines at home and to have a medical examination before the examination.

I just say I'll call you a nurse and don't say it. Even within the nurses, there is no coordination. There are too many points that I feel that it is okay to be hospitalized, such as having to wait for tens of minutes in a painful state due to lack of preparation during treatment.

I had an ovarian cyst removed at the obstetrics and gynecology department and was hospitalized in a shared room for a week. I thought it was amazing that the facilities were clean and the hospital room was cleaned every day. Beds are also spacious. Since I have been hospitalized in Takeda, I thought that there are tremendous differences depending on the hospital. For doctors / nurses in managerial positions / outpatient reception, there is not enough room to see that the corresponding patient is overcapacity, and there is no coordination with other departments, and medical examinations are also `` Most things are swept away with the feeling of "handling the patient." You cannot ask questions outside of the consultation hours. Also, the waiting time was so long that I wondered what the reservation time was, and it was very difficult for me to go to the hospital while taking a half break from work. However, there seems to be technology, and the rules are quite strict, so as a result, I was able to leave the hospital without any problems. I think that the nursing staff was accompanied by a child of an obstetrics aspiring trainee, and probably had more voices than ordinary people. I was healed with all my might. It is safe for those who will be hospitalized in the obstetrics department here in the future.

The family will not be notified of the test results! Be careful if Dr. D of the Department of Cardiology becomes your doctor! Even if I send a content certification mail to the director of the Kyoto Medical Center about what he thinks about Dr. D, a cardiologist who does not inform his family of the test results, there is no reply! What about this attitude of not replying as a hospital? I write only the facts, not the slander. I was treated really badly. It is recommended that you record when you meet with your doctor or when you talk on the phone. The reason is that what I'm saying changes over and over. I have a CT scan almost once a week since my family was hospitalized for aortic dissection. My doctor didn't call me the result of the CT examination, so when I inquired by phone, I happened to be nearby at that time, so I asked him to take over the phone. When I asked "Can you call me about the result of the next CT examination?", I answered "Yes. I will contact you by phone." But I couldn't wait for the result after the CT examination, so I called again. "I didn't say I would call you every time," he said. "Every time, every time". I don't even use the language. There is a recording of "I will contact you by phone". It's a big liar. Moreover, he said, "I am talking to the patient because I can communicate with the patient himself." Now that I can't visit because of the corona, my family is worried even if it isn't. If you think about what your family's anxiety is like, you should be able to understand it. It is Dr. D of the Department of Cardiology who does not have such imagination and feelings of compassion for the patient and the patient's family. Isn't it the original thing to explain the condition to the patient's family? The attitude is "I'm a great doctor!", And even if I go to the hospital at the promised time, "I'm too busy!" Is it so great just to be a doctor? Moreover, although he explained that the next CT examination would not include a contrast medium, he told the patient that he would perform a CT examination with a contrast medium. The explanation is exactly the opposite! I explained that I couldn't put a contrast medium because the kidney value wasn't good, but I don't understand that the patient was told to put a contrast medium and perform a CT examination! !! What do you think about the patient's life? Isn't the doctor's mission to save the lives of patients? But I can't believe the explanations I'm talking to my family and the patient are different. The family will not be notified of the test results! Since the ICU nurses and the teachers who consulted me in the emergency were kind, I was distrustful of the doctor's explanations.

The nurses are very unfriendly, and mistakes in contact with doctors are conspicuous. The family had been hospitalized many times. When I asked the nurse if I should come to pick up the laundry because I couldn't enter the hospital room because of the corona virus, I was told that it would be okay if I could buy the detergent, so I handed it over. After a month of hospitalization, when I looked at my mother's luggage, she wasn't washed at all, and she was wearing dirty underwear and pajamas. None of the detergents I gave were used. I couldn't believe it, so when I complained, the nurse told me not to do the laundry. The good thing about the patient that his family isn't free to meet now seems to be doing the right thing. If something happens in the future, I would like to consider a legal response. A hospital that should never be swallowed by the words of a nurse.

I was hospitalized for 2 weeks with diabetes in May this year. I am still going to the hospital. Strong measures against coronavirus infection have been taken. It is one of the big hospitals in this area. However, unlike general general hospitals, outpatient clinics for each department basically cost around 6000 yen as the initial consultation fee if there is no referral letter, so it is necessary to have a referral letter written in advance at a private clinic. The hospital ward is beautiful depending on the floor. In addition, the hospital food is delicious, which is the best in Kyoto. Currently, because it is in a corona vortex, there is a risk of nosocomial infections, so visits are completely prohibited, and changing clothes etc. is also handed over to the clerk or nurse in front of the nurse station. Similarly, it is a system that only the patient himself / herself cannot enter the ward room at the time of admission and discharge, so it is recommended to pack the luggage in advance at the time of admission. In addition, there is Lawson on the 1st floor, and I bought Calorie Mate here while I was in the hospital, and when the hospital food wasn't enough, I ate it and adjusted it. Also, there is Lawson across the road, so I bought it here as well.