Ishibashi General Hospital

この病院では倒れたときからお世話になっていますのであまり評価は下げたくないのですが、流石に受付の話の統一性がなくてほとほと困るし呆れます。 受付業務の方はもう少し勉強したほうがいいのでは？流石にひどすぎます。 地区によって市役所でできることとできないことがあることくらい頭に入れといてほしい。

The doctors and nurses who visited us at the emergency outpatient department at night were very kind and helpful.

Actually, I don't want to get 1 star! I made a reservation at 9 o'clock and was never called until 10:30. Because people who come later are called more and more? ? I checked with the clerk, and I was told that I had no appointment for a medical examination. However, I have a reservation table properly, and when I presented it, I hurriedly confirmed it, but here There is no explanation. ......What? You can tell me more about what's going on, but no explanation. When asked, he said he was missing a reservation. If so, a word of apology and explanation would be correct, right? Too bad! After all, my examination was past 11:0, but I didn't receive any apology from the nurse. I went to see a doctor because I was sick, but I had to wait for more than 2 hours and I was tired!

When my grandmother died in a private room, she was surprised to see a nurse call at a nurse call when no one came, despite having an ECG monitor. Was that ECG monitor a decoration to increase the severity? Also, while nurses were doing post-mortem angel care, while waiting in the corridor, they heard rumors about their families. There is also a lack of ethics as a healthcare professional. When I was talking to the doctor, it was said that it was from 14:00, but he didn't come at all and waited for more than two hours. It's understandable if it's a few minutes late, but it's only the hospital that specified the time, but if you wait in hours, it seems that you're neglecting the patient. This is an old-fashioned hospital where both doctors and nurses are looking from above and are like doctors. Visiting this hospital is not recommended.

I was transported by emergency from home in the morning. You may be fine despite your concussion making you dim. And returned. It was said that the transportation fee was 5,000 yen. I told him that I didn't have a cell phone, wallet, or ID card, but he said he would lend me a phone so he would come around. I walked along the wall little by little while shivering in the cold because it was a nightmare, and a stranger who was also transported by ambulance lend me a shoulder. Even though she was shivering in the cold and sitting down with consciousness, the nurse left quickly at a glance. He was then taken out and waited barefoot in his sweat until his pick-up came.