Tsuyama Chuo Hospital - Tsuyama

About 20 years ago, my relatives were hospitalized here and entered the ICU, but at that time I saw an impossible sight. Residents started chatting in a circle in the ICU, sitting cross-legged on the floor and laughing. What is that for the nurse in the ICU? When asked I'm tired after surgery Huh? What are you talking about? What kind of patient is in the ICU? And if you make a complaint When I lean against the wall a little, I'm standing with my ill-conditioned relatives Don't lean against the wall, it's a nuisance to other attendants Disposal ww that puts in a complaint return Residents are said to be a hospital where they can sit cross-legged on the floor of the ICU after surgery and chat. I was so shocked that the memory of 20 years ago remains vivid. Smartphones are widespread in modern times, so if you encounter a medical worker with a bad attitude at Tsuyama Chuo Hospital We recommend that you take a video and save evidence. It is a pity that if smartphones were popular 20 years ago, the insane differences of the residents at that time could be spread. They may have become doctors from residents, but I don't want doctors who sit on the floor of the ICU to sit down and chat with each other for medical examinations, treatments, and surgery. Postscript: This is also written by other people, but the response at the emergency reception is also bad, so if the response is bad It is recommended to record with a video or voice recorder and confirm the name with the receptionist. I can say by presenting evidence that the response was delayed because who said this when something happened. I had to wait an hour when I took my friend to the emergency Still at the reception? After hearing that it started to flutter inside I was told to enter the examination room immediately After I put my friend in the doctor's office, when I asked the receptionist for his name, he just apologized and didn't answer, so I told him to put on a name tag.

In the middle of the night, my wife suddenly complained of chest pain and fell down, so when I called to see if I could see him, he said that he would connect to the emergency department without saying anything. Please call me later. " Is this really a place to accept urgent matters? I was worried. In the meantime, the chills start to tremble, and can you see me? please? I want to hear! Finally, he said, "Please come." Then? What does that mean? Previously, when my little daughter suddenly got feverish and went away, she had forgotten her insurance card. I forgot, but I'm sorry, but the receptionist told me that I couldn't see the doctor without it, and I was told that I couldn't ask for it, so I went back and forth for more than 30 minutes one way. I didn't feel comfortable living while looking sideways at my sullen daughter, and when I rushed in, another nurse said, "I can take it without it," and I was asked to see him while I was wondering. there were. The low level of reception here is too disappointing because the teachers and nurses are kind and polite. The last rope of recourse in the north of Okayama prefecture is ... I'm just anxious.

The only 24-hour ER in the region is in operation. The scale is large and there are some facilities that are the highlight, To be clear, it is Okayama University Hospital Tsuyama Branch.

I don't want to add a single star. I was taken care of in obstetrics and pediatrics, but I will never be taken care of. When I was taken care of by obstetrics, what I had told many times in advance was not able to respond due to lack of information sharing, and it was a serious life-threatening event. Other than that, it takes a long time to breastfeed, and while I go to the bathroom to wash the food I haven't eaten, I can clean it up without saying anything, or keep the baby bottle in the water (Milton) at the specified time. Even though I was in the hospital for a short period of time, I was able to change it several times without being able to change it. In terms of hygiene, I was angry that I was told "I forgot" even though it was a baby. There were many other things while I was in the hospital, but it was really terrible. In addition, I took off my clothes at the gynecological sink and checked my breast milk, probably because there was no room available even though I made an appointment for a postnatal examination at a later date. I was surprised to be doing it in such a place, but I was very surprised by the gynecological nurse woman who came in without thinking that she was checking breast milk in such a place. Then he shouted, "Don't do this in a place like this even though a male teacher is coming in!", And I felt really embarrassed as a patient and was very angry. Even so, since it was a hospital where I gave birth, I had to go to the examination after that, and I had to take my baby to the pediatrics department, so I was reluctant to go, but this time I made a mistake in the examination of my child. From the morning, I took a child who cried violently and had a medical examination. He said, "Nothing is wrong. Please look at the situation at home." When I went, I found that the joints of my arms were about to come off. I was cured at the hospital and stopped crying. I still feel angry when I remember the events that have happened so far ... It's a beautiful and big hospital, but that's it ... I thought.

First of all, the telephone response does not go smoothly. If you are busy, I think you should respond more efficiently. I was asked to call back due to hospital circumstances, but is it possible to call back? It seems that such a thing cannot be done. I was at a loss with other hospitals, so I thought it would be more constructive to go to the hospital in Okayama, even if it was far away, if it was only close to choosing a hospital. The person who responded this time (szk) was quite high-voltage, but I did not get the impression that he had responded to the phone before, so it may be a hit.

There is no reason to bother to choose this hospital. When I called out to the nurse who was near the room, he said, "I wish I could call him by a nurse call." I wondered if there wasn't enough manpower, but the young female nurses were chatting loudly even around the room where they were absolutely resting. Unless another high-level general hospital can be established in the north of the prefecture, I think that the reception and system here will not change.

My family was taken care of by hospitalization. I bought a set of adult diapers and underwear necessary for hospitalization while looking at the list and brought them on the day of hospitalization. At that time, I could not meet him due to the influence of corona, so I handed it to the nurse. However, when I was discharged from the hospital, I was billed for disposable diapers in the form of XX yen per day. I bought it in a zag zag and took it with me on the day of hospitalization. None of the diapers I brought were used. Isn't it properly taken over? Only doubts remained about the management system. The family in the hospital had a symptom of being able to walk and eat on their own, so he told the nurses and doctors that he wanted to change to a large room many times, but in the end it was a private room all the time. The bed fee was tight. In addition, there are people who receive night-time emergency services and nurses in the hospital who smell perfume and smell strong fabric softener. According to my family, the odor made me feel sick while exchanging IV drip. In the north of the prefecture, it was a big hospital and the facilities were clean and tidy, but the staff was disappointed. It didn't happen when I used it a few years ago. After leaving the hospital, my family has recovered safely, and I am deeply grateful.