Tsurugaya Clinics - Isesaki

The emergency here is vulnerable and you should go to the Sawa Medical Association. Or rather, it was turned.

When I was looking for a night shift nurses because of abdominal pain, I arrived here and was hospitalized. However, even though I was cured by receiving an intravenous drip, I had to undergo various tests, and it took me two weeks to leave the hospital. I was healthy for one week, but I don't know that the discharge is still early. (Well, did you think carefully about the meaning?) However, the person in charge is like Mr. S. Ki of the same surgery as the one in the other comments, so I feel like I lost it. There are also many dissatisfaction points, and even if I make a nurse call at the end of the drip, I can't do it for about 5 minutes at the fastest and 40 minutes at the longest. It's too late because it's a rule that one person is in charge of one floor and other nurses shouldn't touch it at all. In an emergency, I couldn't inadvertently make it in time, so I can imagine the punch line. (No, the uncle who made a nurse call in the middle of the night was crying "Please help me, come early", but if I called instead, I came in less than a minute) Also, cleaning is miscellaneous. Those who came to wipe the floor cleaned it quite well, but those who wipe the handrails and tables "wipe only once even if it is dirty", so it is often difficult to remove the dirt, and it is out of reach. Do not clean places where there are things that cannot be approached. Since the hospital also exchanges sheets once a week, I felt that it would be okay to exchange them for beans. There seems to be no spinach with the nurses, so I forgot to ask for a bath. Wait a minute because the person in charge is different. Did you do that? What are you talking about? Sounds good. Isn't this dangerous as a hospital? If you do an unannounced inspection, it seems that various points will be pointed out and it will be worth investigating. Postscript One year has passed since then and it has recurred again. Last time, when I was told "I'll have surgery when I wake up next time" and tried to go without enduring the pain, I was asked the same question for about 30 minutes and then refused "I can't do it, so please go elsewhere". I did. If it doesn't work, tell me it doesn't work from the beginning, and stop asking the same question and earning time. When I asked another S hospital, he responded immediately and escaped the difficulty, but when asked for a long time, it means "I can't receive it, so hang up soon", so let's look for another.

I went to ophthalmology I was worried about my first surgery, but my teacher The nurses did a great job

The doctor also admitted that I'm glad if you forgive me, so I'm already confused. The perm shop in front of Moro Elementary School. Isn't it a reaction? Nurse Yes, I was in a state of absentmindedness. It seems that it took 30 minutes.

I have been hospitalized once in the past, and I am glad that the doctor's response and the nurse's response at that time were kind. This time, I was taken care of by the new coronavirus vaccine. The nurse gave me detailed explanations and guidance, so I was relieved to receive the vaccination. The doctor was good at dealing with patients, but I felt that his attitude toward nurses was a little big or stupid, but older nurses are accustomed to dealing with such doctors. It was good, and I thought it was wonderful because it was a very mature person. Even if the doctor has a good attitude only to the patient, if the response to the nurse is not good, the person who sees it will see it, so I think it is better to change it. Of course it depends on the person, but ...

If your family is hospitalized, don't give them a lot of diapers for long-term care! When an elderly family was hospitalized, I used to bring diapers and urine pads for long-term care on a regular basis, but when I had a busy week, I put together two bags of diapers (about 30 diapers in one bag). In less than a week, I got a call saying, "The diapers are over, so please bring them." I don't change 10 diapers every day! It was definitely used by other people! I was killed because I didn't sign up for a diaper or pajamas set when I was hospitalized. I was highly advised if I got a margin from the vendor. I refused at first, but later on the phone, I was told, "I will take off my pajamas without permission, so please sign up for a keyed pajamas." I signed a contract, but when I visited him remotely, he wore normal pajamas. I was deceived. Do you want that much money!

I used to accompany my grandmother to the hospital, but she had a very arrogant nurse and was hated by the elderly. When I asked for a medical examination by the director, I was struck by an unbelievable rant saying, "It's not such a big illness, so other teachers are fine!" To be honest, I was wondering if my grandmother was exaggerating, but I was surprised at how terrible it was. As soon as I found out that I was an attendant, I had a bad face, so I think he is a person who appears strongly only to patients who are likely to grow up. It is understandable that work is difficult because it is an area with many elderly people. But there is no limit to what you can say. My grandmother didn't try to transfer because of the hospital I had been to for decades, but when I saw that, I didn't want to get involved and I never went.