1/5 水望花優 2 years ago on Google
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Things
to
keep
in
mind
when
going
to
the
hospital
・When
I
make
a
reservation
by
phone,
the
office
staff
recommends
me
to
go
to
another
hospital,
even
though
I
am
not
a
doctor.
(Usually,
I
was
seen
on
the
day
I
called,
but
it
seems
that
the
number
of
examination
days
has
decreased
due
to
the
change
in
the
fiscal
year
←
I
guessed
by
looking
at
the
hospital
website
instead
of
being
told
at
the
reception)
・When
I
wanted
to
see
a
doctor
as
soon
as
possible
because
I
had
inflammation
and
a
high
fever,
I
was
about
to
die
a
week
after
making
an
appointment
by
phone.
(Too
many
days
of
the
week
I
don't
see
a
doctor)
・On
the
day
you
visit
the
hospital,
if
you
show
your
patient
ID
card
at
the
reception,
they
will
ask
you
questions
about
temperature
and
corona,
and
you
will
spend
time
at
the
reception,
but
even
if
you
show
your
patient
ID
card,
it
is
more
important
to
have
a
conversation
with
the
receptionist.
It's
like,
so
there's
a
lot
of
things
that
are
ignored.
(I
should
have
told
them
to
wait
for
me,
but
the
moment
I
was
about
to
leave
to
wait
for
them
to
take
my
seat,
I
was
told
coldly,
``Please
wait
as
we
will
have
a
temperature
check.'')
・In
the
case
of
the
first
visit,
I
was
taken
to
a
room
called
an
inquiry
room,
which
is
not
in
other
hospitals,
but
I
got
lost
because
I
didn't
know
where
it
was.
(I
was
wondering
if
I
should
open
the
door,
thinking
that
it
was
just
a
sturdy
door
that
seemed
to
be
for
employees
only
and
that
it
only
led
to
the
reception.)
・I
can't
hear
the
voice
calling
to
the
examination
room
at
all
because
it
looks
like
I'm
going
to
die.
(by
teacher)
・The
examination
itself
ended
immediately,
but
I
waited
for
up
to
an
hour
and
a
half
from
there
to
checkout.
(Since
there
is
no
accounting
system,
it
is
necessary
to
communicate
with
the
receptionist,
so
it
may
take
longer
if
there
are
many
patients.)
So,
the
doctor
in
charge
and
the
nurses
in
the
examination
room
are
kind
and
grateful,
but
the
reception
and
the
hospital
system
are
too
bad
to
offset
it.
In
my
case,
I
used
to
go
to
Jichi
Medical
University,
but
I
was
transferred
to
this
hospital,
where
I
see
patients
once
a
week,
because
they
only
see
patients
with
serious
illnesses
such
as
cancer.
I
waited
for
a
week
without
noticing
that
the
attending
physician
from
Jichi
Medical
University
had
left
at
the
beginning
of
the
fiscal
year.
Since
the
doctor
in
charge
has
disappeared,
there
is
no
good
place
to
be
honest.
I'm
thinking
about
changing
hospitals.
(Original)
通院するなら頭に入れて置いた方がいい事
・電話で予約する時、事務の人は医者でもないのに他の病院への通院を勧めてくる。
(いつもなら電話した日に診てもらえてたのに年度切り替えで診察曜日が減少したらしい←受付では教えられず病院HPを見て推察)
・炎症を起こし高熱が出ている為、早めに診て貰いたかった時は電話予約から1週間後で死にそうだった。
(診察してない曜日多すぎ)
・通院日、受付に診察券を出すと検温＆コロナに対しての質問をして来たり、受付での滞在時間があるが、診察券を出しても受付の人同士の会話の方が重要みたいなので無視される事がまあまあある。
(一言待って欲しい旨を伝えれば良いのに、席について呼ばれるのを待とうと立ち去ろうとした瞬間、｢検温などあるのでお待ちください｣と冷たく言われる)
・初診の場合、問診室と言う他の病院では無い部屋へと通されるのだが、どこだか分からず迷子になった。
(扉が従業員専用みたいな頑丈な扉で受付に通じてるだけだと思い、開けて良いのか迷った)
・診察室への呼び出しの声が死にそう過ぎて全然聞こえない。
(先生による)
・診察自体はすぐ終わるが、そこから会計まで最長1時間半待った。
(会計システムがないので受付とのやり取りな為、患者が多いとそれ以上かかるかも)
という事で、担当の先生や診察室の看護師さんは優しくて感謝しているが、それを相殺するほど受付、病院システムが悪すぎる。
私の場合、自治医大に通院していたが、癌などの重い病気の方しか診察していないと言う事で、週1で診察しているこちらへ転院した。
自治医大からお世話になっている担当医が年度始めでいなくなったことに気付かず1週間待った。
担当医がいなくなってしまったので、正直いい所がなくなった。
病院自体変えようか悩み中。
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