National Hospital Organization Kumamoto Medical Center

Regarding the psychiatrist Dr. Watanabe's rant and the medical record mixed with sentences such as lies and slander, I have requested an explanation and apology from the Medical Affairs Division (charge: Takeshita) in an interview, but for more than two years Is making excuses by answering the phone without showing up. The other day, when I went to make a complaint, it seemed that it was finally treated as a security case, and a security guard was issued. This caused a serious and life-threatening seizure, but there is no official apology on the part of the hospital. I don't think about improvement. It is recovering as unresponsive. Extremely irresponsible. Neither the prefectural office nor the welfare center has any authority over such things. The problem is neglected. This kind of thing can be fatal to some patients, so it is absolutely necessary to improve their cognition. Also, Dr. Watanabe in question does not seem to have the ability to diagnose. The ethics committee on medical care should also be established to discuss and take measures to prevent problems. Postscript: It was time to take legal action if the attorney at law pursued further. Before that, sufficient understanding and apology are required. What are you doing so that eliminating it would cause similar problems again? Addendum 2: I talked to a substitute attorney, but in the end it turned around. Therefore, it can be said that there is no one who can take responsibility properly when something goes wrong as a result. I think that the text of the problem given to us may involve the Medical Affairs Division, Dr. Watanabe, and the corporate lawyer at that time. The way of dealing is not decent, with excuses, lies, and threats to eliminate. "Listening to criticism hurt people. If there is a lie there, it hurt more people. It also hurt to ignore the hurt. Dr. Watanabe and others at the Kumamoto Medical Center do it. It is an act similar to bullying and is never allowed in psychiatry. Immediately understand the significance of the matter, reveal the truth, and apologize. No jokes, excuses or empty apologies required. " Addendum 3: I think I was in schizophrenia or something close to it at the time, but if I was teased or ignored in this state, it would be quite painful. I forgot where the hospital was a while ago, but there was an incident in which a nurse pressed the head of a schizophrenic patient against a toilet bowl and made fun of it, but the stress I received was that schizophrenia. I think it's close to a patient with schizophrenia. It was ridiculous pain and humiliation. This kind of thing cannot be imagined by ordinary medical personnel. If I want to experience the suffering I've suffered, I'd like to be pressed down by multiple people and submerged in the water, laughing at or ignoring the suffering. The person in charge should apologize without running away. If you don't want to have an interview, write a proper remorse. Don't leave it to the medical department. The attorney at law (Moritaka Yoshimi Law Office) should not defend such a hospital that does not make sense or reason. Correct the mismanagement of the administration.

The paramedical attitude is horizontal. Especially young radiologists. The other day, when I took an X-ray of my mother who had no legs, I called with my chin and asked, "Can I move from a wheelchair?" When I was there, I held it up to the X-ray table and moved it. When the shoot was over, I called me with my chin and didn't help me transfer to a wheelchair. At the end, he said, "Thank you for your hard work!" Are there any other surgical staff? I wore a white coat on top of the surgical gown, and while talking on my cell phone instead of on the pitch, I was about to blow out when I saw a person who was dashing out of the operating room. I think it was just when the drama "Iryu" was being aired. Apart from the teacher, they ignore the greetings and the hospitality is the worst. I'm a doctor so everything is outlook.

Isn't it great just to have a doctor's license? No matter how laid back at the hospital, if you step outside, you'll be a free person. You don't know what's going on unless you understand that it has nothing to do with power!

I was introduced to Kunitachi from the hospital where my father used to go, and came here. I was diagnosed with an unknown fever, but according to the word of mouth written about a year ago, those who received the diagnosis should never be admitted to a national hospital. The response here was really the worst. I was admitted to the general medical department for examination, but it was about Friday that I was diagnosed as having a possibility of malignant lymphoma, but it was the next Monday that I had a consultation with the hematology department. It seems that Do you not talk when you understand? Thought the family. I was told that story by a doctor from the Department of Hematology on Tuesday, and I heard it for the first time. The explanation was always urgent, what time should I come today, what time will I be moving to the sick room, so the visit will be the last time, etc. I've been. He died in the afternoon on Tuesday night after receiving an anti-cancer drug because of his worsening condition, and wearing a ventilator on Wednesday morning because he had bad lungs. In the afternoon, when my heart was still working, I was called by the doctor in charge, and when I was rushing to the hospital and listening to the doctor, I could see my father once, so I went to see it. After that, while listening to the story in another room, a nurse named Ushijima came in and started sitting down as if nothing had happened. When the doctor told the nurse that it was okay, he felt like he had already stopped his heart and was told to be smooth. We were surprised that our relatives died from cardiac arrest when we ran to the hospital room. We couldn't stop crying, and there was another nurse, Sato, and both of them were one-hearted, sorry. A doctor, oh, I'm sorry that medical staff are used to it, but I lost one important family member here. Maybe I could have been there, but because of the nurse, I couldn't see him at the dead, and my father died alone. After that, we were in the day room at the stage of being prepared before going to the mortuary room, and a doctor came, but he said that he could not even meet in the corona, so it was said that it was grateful to have met. I was feeling. After that, the chief nurse? Or you said that the person above the nurse came to apologize and give you guidance, but that probably isn't the case. A nurse named Ushijima later came to apologize, but his anger is not over. If I were in my family, I would be disqualified as a nurse. After that, when moving to the mortuary room, a young man's doctor? There was such a person, but he did not bow while carrying the body, he was just looking stunned. I didn't know the name because I missed it, but I thought it was a garbage doctor. I was waiting in the mortuary room for the funeral shop to arrive at 5:30 in the evening, but I couldn't get in touch and no one contacted me even after 30 minutes. Normally, the hospital would open the door, but he didn't. Because of that, my father was unable to go home and came to the funeral shop. When I told the young nurse named Sato that I couldn't open it, I could only say I'm sorry. I wanted to hit him one time with a sulky face, probably because he was blamed after the funeral car got out. I'm sorry for my father who was taken care of by a trashy nurse. National is definitely not recommended. It is a gathering of bad doctors and bad nurses. I really lick my relatives. I don't want to get even one star.

There is a big difference between various nurses who are polite and those who are not. Not recommended