Uji Obaku Hospital - Uji

The female teacher (female doctor) was very kind and gave me a polite explanation, but she was the worst teacher of the male teacher (I'm not here now). Many nurses are kind and kind (except for some)

I've been to various hospitals, but it's the worst one, from telephone support to doctor support.

To a male staff member called Hatori, a counselor here Give my personal information to someone else in red who is not a family member It was talked about without permission and it became very troublesome. I think the management is appropriate and the worst hospital.

From a certain time, Makiko Moriya's name has changed to "Eishin Ban", and it is a mystery that the person who is examining me is still Mr. Moriya, but the prescription etc. says "Eishin Ban". bottom. Who is "Ban Eishin"? I thought about it. By confirming the qualifications of doctors, etc. of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, I certainly confirmed the name "Ban Eishin" (Ban Emma). You are a person who was registered as a doctor in 2005 and suffered an administrative punishment of suspension of medical practice in 2018. But why is the person named "Eishin Gakuen" being "lent (?)" Even though Makiko Moriya is still the one who is seeing the doctor? By the way, there was no name "Makiko Moriya" in the qualification confirmation of doctors etc. of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. Unlicensed medical treatment? Doctor license revocation? Is it the one in the newspaper that says it was an administrative punishment after getting a qualification by fraudulent means? The newspaper is about 2018, but is the doctor's license revoked now? And lend your name? It's a mysterious hospital, Uji Obaku Hospital. However, I think that the shape of the hospital is excellent even if the doctor is cheating because various things such as day care, work place, home-visit nursing, etc. are in place. I think occupational therapists and some nurses are decent people. Dr. Makiko Moriya (in the name of Eishin Gakuen) was the worst and the examination was very painful. It was hard, it was hard, and it was the worst doctor. I just got sick.

I have been hospitalized several times, but since I changed to a doctor on Saturday from the time of my second hospitalization, I needed the minimum amount of medicine and my long-suffering postpartum depression disappeared in less than two weeks. .. Now I am treating with bipolar instead of postpartum depression. I think that hospitalization is also much looser than in the past in Tokyo. If you have a TV in your room, you can bring in food such as sweets, you can play games without a camera, and you can carry it with you in consideration of social conditions (requires permission from a doctor), I think it's a lot easier to spend. It took 16 days at the shortest. The rice is also delicious. However, the nurse at the time of the hospitalization consultation the other day was looking from above with a tame mouth, but the voice seemed to be the same as me, and I didn't like that. I cut it without permission.

It's my first time to attend a psychiatric hospital, so I can't compare it with other hospitals, but I was able to meet a very good teacher. When I started going to school a year ago, I couldn't help it, but it improved little by little. I only give out the medicine I was interested in and don't listen to it. The story is There was no teacher in charge. When I asked for a strong sleeping pill or a large amount, I opposed it and stopped it. So, depending on the person. However, I recommend this hospital.

I was asked to undergo an intelligence test and a personality test at this hospital, but I was requested to have a psychological test on the day I did not do the test. The psychological test that was given to me was not a legitimate one when I looked it up later, and it looked like I made and copied it myself. I pursued it, but the psychologist told me that there was no problem, but what about it?

I have been working part-time at this hospital for some time. When I signed a part-time contract, I was offered the condition that if I worked for a year, I would become a full-time employee. However, after working for a year, the chief of the psychology room suddenly told me that I was no longer hired as a full-time employee. There was no legal problem, so I had to cry and fall asleep. There was also a colleague who had been given a job offer, but was unilaterally canceled because it was revealed that he was attending a psychiatric department. It seems that they are almost disrespecting the human rights of workers.