Nippon Medical School Hospital - Bunkyo City

Annoying bicycle parking by Nippon Medical School officials is annoying. Even now that construction is complete, it often blocks the sidewalk. In addition, he was refused the first medical examination because of the corona illness, but it is unlikely that a neurosurgeon doctor is dealing with non-specialized respiratory medicine. I was quite distrustful because other hospitals didn't say this. Even so, even though I am trying to rely on a nearby specialist because of the imminent situation (and there is also a letter of introduction), refusing medical treatment seems to be only a legal "violation of the obligation to attend". Even if it is a nuisance facility such as a garbage disposal facility, its existence is affirmed because of the public interest of disposing of garbage. The fact that it is useless in the event of an emergency, even though it causes trouble to the local residents, can only be thought of as having no existence value for the region.

I was hospitalized for a cerebral infarction. A wheelchair to walk, and if you want to get out of the room, the nurses gather together and go back to bed. They responded so carefully that I misunderstood what happened. Even when I was transferred to another hospital, I patiently and politely explained to me, "Shut up, I have a house to return to."

The waiting time is long anyway. I made a reservation at 9:30 and arrived at 9 o'clock, and it was before 2 o'clock that I finished with the reception, medical examination, and MRI reservation. can not believe. What is your reservation for? Since the examination starts at 9 o'clock, I think that there are at most 5 people if there is an appointment before me. It was past 11 o'clock when I had a medical examination. Apparently I have a capacity reservation. What kind of feeling is it? Can't it be a university hospital? You should change your consciousness.

I had a medical examination at the first visit. The day before, I had the referral hospital make a reservation by fax. If you bring a letter of introduction, we accept reservations 24 hours a day, which is convenient. I didn't get in touch with him, so I came to the hospital at the reserved time, but he said he didn't accept the reservation the day before, so I was instructed to accept the first visit at the counter. As a general rule, the homepage says "" until the day before the desired consultation date, so the expression may be ambiguous. I waited for about 1 hour and 15 minutes from the time I visited the hospital until the procedure for receiving the first medical examination was completed. It's a big hospital, so I know it's unavoidable to have to wait. It is natural that it will be crowded because it is the place where people who want to see all the departments gather first. In the same way, there is a mixture of people who come to the hospital at the reception desk for the first visit and submit documents such as questionnaires and referral letters, and people who have completed submitting the documents and are waiting until they are called next, and those who are wondering where to line up. I felt more comfortable if the system for the first consultation reception was built so that it would not be confused. I went to plastic surgery, but the receptionists were kind, and even for the first time, they gave me easy-to-understand and polite explanations, and I was able to spend a pleasant time even if I had some waiting time. The teacher was kind enough to give me a medical examination. Since the final checkout uses an automatic checkout machine, we were able to finish the checkout smoothly with almost no waiting.

I think that the dissatisfaction of university hospitals and general hospitals is the same everywhere. I think it takes a long time to get a medical examination, the intervals between examinations are too wide, and the office staff and the medical staff are not working together. I also did the inspection for a long time. Although an abnormality was diagnosed in the second test, there was no explanation until the fourth test. The evaluation at this point was the worst. Since it was a life-threatening illness, I thought it was a waste of time for two months from the examination to the confirmation of the illness name. However, since the name of the disease was confirmed, everything went the fastest, and my doctor's doctor answered any questions politely, so I chose treatment at this hospital. I think that the evaluation of being a good hospital is a relationship of trust with the attending physician and staff. I am fortunate in this regard. I think I succeeded in getting the best treatment result that my doctor had envisioned from a very bad condition (the doctor told me that I could do everything I wanted to do). I think it's important to choose which hospital and which doctor to be your doctor. Even while I was in the hospital, he visited my room around 22:00 after the surgery. Even in the same hospital, the compatibility with teachers and nurses is completely different depending on the person, so I hope that he can lead a life of fighting illness that he can understand. There is a 24-hour convenience store in the hospital facility, and Starbucks coffee is open until around 19:00. The taste varies from person to person, but there are also restaurants where you can eat udon and tempura. The main building includes the usage fee for the TV and refrigerator in the price, but the east building seems to buy a 1000 yen card in 2 days. The rooms (although in the main building) are bright, spacious and kept clean. In winter, the hospital room is quite dry, so I think it would be more convenient to have lip balm. I think you may bring in a humidifier, but I haven't confirmed it, so please ask.

I went to Nippon Medical School Hospital to have a skin biopsy. There was plenty of waiting time, so when I walked around the main building, I thought that it would be convenient for both outpatients and inpatients because there is "Starbucks Coffee" and "7-ELEVEN" in the building unlike in the past. .. The assortment of items in 7-ELEVEN is certainly different from that of stores outside the hospital. For example, a Caesarean section telescopic sheet is displayed on the stage of the "non-returnable" tag, and medical tapes are used. Various types were sold. When I sat down on the chair in front of the entrance and observed what kind of people would come to buy, medical staff in white coats came to buy light meals, and women in pajamas dragged the drip stand for 100 yen including tax. There was a figure who came to buy freshly ground cup coffee that could be bought.