Newspaper articles continue to point out the problem with the medical system reform.
Situation analysis, that is, a correct disease diagnosis.
But treatment is difficult.
Is there a cure?
There are not thoughts about the root cause of the illness.
It is said that that the free practice system should be changed to a system that allows the exercise of national compulsory rights.
This is the question.
The British system, which has good national control, is not something that the world is strongly attached to.
On the other hand, in the United States, where medical care has become the leading free money-making industry, it is said by the rest of the world that they don’t want to become the same.
Neither the communist health system nor the free capitalist health care seems to be working globally.
If national regulations work, are public hospitals continue to function well?
I don’t think the governance of public hospitals is working either.
Since working at the hospital is difficult on duty, many people become medical practitioners.
Certainly, nursery school has night shifts and Sunday’s shifts, but the kindergarten is closed only during midday and on weekends.
The kindergartens mothers are full-time housewives.
Compared kindergarten teachers also have less workhours than nursery teachers.
At least, there wouldn’t be a overnight kindergarten.
Education, agriculture, and the medical system have some similarities and some differences.
The doctor’s license is almighty, and the medical specialist system limits actual medical care.
Education is also effectively regulated by licenses itself.
There is a complete division between nursery teachers, kindergarten and elementary school teacher licenses, and university education.
University teachers and professors are also incompatible with nursery schools.
Primary care doctors and family doctors are close to the world of childcare.
Isn’t the research practice and medical treatment of universities and university hospitals mixed up with childcare in nurseries?
In other words, they create too many outlets.
That outlet can’t connect to other devices.
I remembered when there was a problem with the size of the outlet of the generator of the nuclear power plant was different and it could not be connected.
For what.
This is to prevent it from being used with other electronic devices.
Japan’s social security is like a vertical division, an octopus trap, and a rice field system.
It is not realistic to say that university teachers should work in a nursery center without rethinking the basics of the system and education.
So, what should we do?
It is the same as agriculture.
If you don’t go with the time, nothing will change.
There may be a policy that requires all doctors in their 20s to work at general hospitals.
There may be a plan to reset the salary of hospital doctors, so it becomes higher than medical practitioners.
There are both tightening regulations and deregulation.
But I think there is more at the base of this problem.
This is because it is a matter of Japanese social consciousness and social structure.
I’m pessimistic.
Therefore, I given up on social reform.
There is no way for the Koyama Group to reform the integrated medical care and long-term care.
Staring from the beginning, from yourself, from our team, from our corporation.
There is no awareness of reform.
Correct medical care and long-term care for the future.
And childcare that will be a memory of your life.
The last is survival and sustainable management.
Becoming exhausted.
Today’s new PCR positive staff: 1
Thank you for your hard work. Thank you.
This morning’s pulse oximeter 97/98/97
Pre-meal blood glucose 189 Body temperature 36.2 degrees
Don Quijote Representative Yasunari Koyama