Fujikun Cafe

Paperwork Throughout every stage of the Japanese medical care system, from government offices and service providers to the people receiving care, seem to spend the vast majority of their time filling out a tremendous amount of paperwork. Unfortunately if a person who receives medical services is unable or cannot manage his or her documents, then their family will receive mountains of paperwork from both the government offices and service providers. I think that the Japanese government should headhunt talented people from advanced companies such as Amazon, Facebook, Google, and so on. Then develop a think tank to consider and review how to improve the overall system. 書類仕事 日本の、福祉、介護、医療では、役所、サービス提供者、利用者、それぞれが、膨大な書類作業に時間を使います。利用者本人が書類を管理出来ない場合は、家族の所に、山程の書類が送られて来ます。日本の行政は、制度設計者として、アマゾンや、フェイスブック、グーグルなどから、人材をヘッドハントした方が、良いと思います。そして、システム全体をどうやって改善するかを検討したり見直したりするシンクタンクを作っていくのです。 Menu 書類仕事 Paperwork 書類 (しょるい) : a document, documents 仕事 (しごと) : a job, a task 日本の、福祉、介護、医療では、役所、サービス提供者、利用者、それぞれが、膨大

English as a Second Language Menu ------------------------------------------------ Menu ------------------------------------------------ L and R are both welcome!  Once upon a time, there was a man who had just opened a small produce market in Little Nippon in  the Moon. His name was Mr. Samurai.  He had three customers who came from several countries on the earth. Their names were Mr. L, Mr. R and Mr. RR.  One day, all three customers came to his shop. At ten o’clock in the morning, Mr. L came and said to Mr. Samurai, “Liんご を、ひとつ ください。” ( I would like an apple, please.) Mr. Samurai said, “りんご いっこですね。はいどうぞ。” (An apple, here you are.) Mr. L said, “ありがとう！”(Thanks!) Mr. Samurai said, “You're welcome!”  At two o’clock in the afternoon, Mr. R came to his shop and said to the man, “Riんご を、ふたつ ください。” (I would like two apples, please.) Mr. Samurai said, “りんご にこですね。はいどうぞ。” (Two apples, here you are.) Mr. R said, “ありがとう。” Mr. Samurai said, “You're welcome!”  At four o’clock, Mr. RR came

History Of Care  ( Treatment History )   Male, 72 years old. The patient has been visiting the ENT department in our hospital because he has been suffering from Vestibular Neuritis./ The patient has been going to the otolaryngology department in our hospital because he has been suffering from Vestibular Neuritis. July 27: The patient was hospitalized with an intravenous drip infusion for the treatment of his lasting dizziness and vomiting. / July 27: The patient was hospitalized with an intravenous drip for his chronic dizziness and vomiting. The patient has a history of visual impairment before hospitalization.(/ The patient had been visually impaired before he was hospitalized this time. ) He cannot see anything with his right eye. Also, he has a difficulty seeing things with his left eye./ The patient had been visually impaired before he was hospitalized this time. He can not see anything with his right eye. Also, he had a difficulty to see something with his left eye. We used an an