Inpatient
- To ensure quality health care, please ensure that you give healthcare providers detailed and accurate information about your own health.
- To ensure that you receive satisfactory medical care, please make sure you fully understand the tests and treatments and ask enough questions for your peace of mind, confirming anything you are unsure about.
- Smoking is not allowed on hospital grounds. Inpatients are not allowed to smoke on or off the premises.
- Drinking alcohol or disrupting other people is not allowed.
- Disruptive behavior (violence, verbal abuse, sexual harassment, stalking, etc.) may be reported to the police.
- In the interest of protecting personal information, we prohibit audio or video recording and photography without permission in the hospital.
- Please do not use your cell phone in areas where it is restricted.
- You may be asked to reimburse us for any damage or loss of equipment or supplies in the hospital.
- If you receive a claim for payment of medical expenses, please pay it as soon as possible.
- Please do not bring in large amounts of cash or valuables, in order to prevent theft.
- As a general rule, please do not bring in any electronic appliances.
※If a patient fails to comply with the rules written in the "Patient commitment" section, the patient may be discharged from the hospital.
The hospital's mission as a hospital affiliated with the School of Medicine is to provide post-graduate clinical residents, medical students, nursing students. Efforts are being made to educate pharmacy students and improve medical care, including the development of and research on advanced medicines and drug discovery. We ask for your cooperation in this effort.
The medical decisions made by physicians are not coercive but rather based on the physicians’ personal knowledge and conscience, with the goal of providing the best medical care to their patients.
The attending physicians and physicians in charge work together as a whole department to treat patients. The head of the department makes rounds about once a week to monitor and advise and guide individual doctors on all patients admitted to the department.
When the resident physician participates in the medical examination and treatment of patients, he or she will conduct the examination and treatment under the supervision of the supervising physician.
The attending physician and physician in charge of the patient will examine the patient, confirm the daily changes in the patient's medical condition, listen to the patient's requests and complaints and respond to these requests and complaints in good faith.
The physician will also collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to provide quality medical care and share the results of their efforts as appropriate.
In the absence of the attending physician or physician in charge, the entire department, led by the ward medical director, will work together to ensure the smooth execution of medical care activities on the ward.
We provide compassionate nursing care and respect the opinions of our patients.
- Provide ethical, patient-centered nursing care
- Improve the quality of nursing and create nursing
- Promote team medicine in collaboration with multiple disciplines
- Contribute to the improvement of the quality of nursing in the community
The nursing department provides care in consultation with patients and their families, with a "nursing plan" in order to respect patients’ wishes.
On the wards, two nurses act as "receiving nurses" and are in charge of patients from admission to discharge. They work in shifts so that information is shared in order to ensure that patient care continues to be provided, even in the absence of the receiving nurse.
In order to help patients recuperate and solve problems associated with their care, nurses support patients from before they are hospitalized until after they are discharged. Please don't hesitate to ask the nurses for help with any concerns or problems you may have.