Medicine is science, but nursing care is culture.
It’s my theory, but now I’m saying that medical care and nursing care are one.
I advocates the trinity theory that people need medical care, nursing care, and daily life in order to live.
I don’t think it’s realistic for a living person to completely separate medical facilities, nursing homes, and housing from the facility system.
The transportation cost of the elderly for medical use is too high.
DX is probably the way to connect them efficiently.
Individual technologies and products may have been developed, but how to use them as a whole is another matter.
To be honest, it’s still a situation where there are extra manpower.
Even if there is a spec competition for the equipment here, the empirical research at the facility site has yet to begin.
Koyama G is actively introducing such things as bed sensors.
When you put it in, introduce it to all beds in the facility.
The idea is to streamline the operation of the facility as a whole.
Staff training is also required.
I don’t think it’s just some beds, like a hospital ER.
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This is to avoid bed movement as much as possible within the hospital or facility.
Products are sold separately for hospitals and nursing homes.
It should work equally well in hospitals, nursing homes, and homes.
I think that it is effective to use at home.
That’s why we need an information network, but in Japan, this is the weakest.
This is where I want solid policies.
I don’t think a common platform has been established.
Even if a venture company refines its technology and develops a new product, even if a user purchases it at a high price, it will not be used.
The team play of the whole society is not considered.
Koyama G may have to experiment on his own and work on DX within the group.
Aiming for a society where medical care and nursing care support each other.
From now on, he feels that he needs an Internet company partner.
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