Message from the Hospital Director
Message from the Hospital Director
Nagasaki University Hospital Director
Osaki Makoto
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Basic Principles・Basic Policy
Basic Principles
Nagasaki University Hospital provides the highest level of heal thcare, develops outstanding healthcare professionals with strong human values, and contributes to the creation and development of new advances in healthcare.
Basic Policy
- Build trust between patients and healthcare workers and perform healthcare with a priority on human values.
- Perform medical and dental education and training based on ethics and science.
- Advance world-class healthcare through research.
- Contribute to the enhancement of island and regional healthcare systems.
- Advance international cooperation in healthcare.
- Advance and maintain a workplace environment that facilitates work performance and values.
- Reinforce rational and sound hospital management.
April 2021
Patient Rights and Obligations
Healthcare is a cooperative effort based on a relationship of trust between patients and healthcare workers. We honor the rights of the patient and ask that the patient observe the patient obligations.
《Patient Rights》
- The right to receive provision of safe, quality healthcare that respects the dignity of the individual and is free from discrimination of any form. Right to healthcare
- The right to receive an explanation of the medical condition, diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutic methods in readily understandable terms. Right to know
- The right to decide, based on one’s own volition and acceptable explanation, on implementation of the thera peutic strategy proposed by the healthcare worker. Right to self-determination
- The right to protection of one’s privacy. Right to privacy
- The right to consult other medical institution. Right to second opinion
《Patient Obligations》
- Provision of information on one’s own health as accurately a s possible t o the healthcare worker. Obligation to provide information
- Observance of social rules and conventions, hospital rules, and hospital staff instructions to enable the delivery of appropriate healthcare to all patients. Obligation to cooperate with healthcare provision
- Prompt payment of healthcare bills to enable continued provision of appropriate healthcare. Obligation to remunerate for healthcare
- Cooperation, as much as possible, for clinical education and training in accordance with the role of a university hospital in the development of healthcare professionals. Obligation to cooperate in the development of healthcare professionals
- Cooperation, as much as possible, for clinical research in accordance with the provision of high-level healthcare. Obligation to cooperate with clinical research
- Duty for medical cooperation: Obligation to cooperate in medical collaborations with other medical institutions. Obligation to cooperate in medical collaborations
Healthcare Service Policy
- Provide trustworthy, quality healthcare in a well-equipped hospital environment.
- Work for the development and advancement of high-level, leadi ng-edge healthcare and provide the highest level of healthcare.
- Work in close collaboration with regional medical institution s and serve as a hospital that is open to society.
All of our personnel stand united in continuously improving our quality management system (QMS) for sound hospital operation and management to achieve these objectives.
History
September 1861. |
Yojyosho (sanatorium) was established at Mt.Nagasaki Koshimagoh Inaridake. |
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April 1865. | Yojyosho was renamed Seitokukan School of Medicine. |
November 1868. | Seitokukan School of Medicine was renamed Nagasaki City School of Medicine. |
August 1869. | Nagasaki City School of Medicine was renamed Nagasaki Prefectural School of Medicine. |
December 1871. | The Ministry of Education held jurisdiction over Nagasaki Prefectural School of Medicine and changed its name to Nagasaki Prefectural Hospital and National Nagasaki Medical School. |
November 1874. | The educational function of Nagasaki Prefectural Hospital and National Nagasaki Medical School was discontinued whereas The hospital function was transferred to the branch hospital. |
April 1875. | The branch hospital was renamed Nagasaki Hospital. (owned by Nagasaki Prefecture) |
August 1887. | Nagasaki Hospital was renamed Nagasaki Prefectural Nagasaki Hospital as medical schools were all transferred to the Japanese government. |
April 1902. | Nagasaki Prefectural Nagasaki Hospital was relocated to its present location. |
October 1903. | Nagasaki Prefectural Nagasaki Hospital Training School for Nurses was established. |
April 1922. | Nagasaki Prefectural Nagasaki Hospital was renamed Hospital of Nagasaki Specialized School of Medicine. |
August 1923. | Hospital of Nagasaki Specialized School of Medicine was renamed Nagasaki Medical College. |
August 1945. |
Nagasaki Medical College was destroyed by the atomic bomb. |
May 1949. |
Nagasaki Medical College Hospital was renamed Nagasaki University Hospital of the School of Medicine, along with the revision of the National School Establishment Law. |
April 1982. |
Nagasaki University Hospital of the School of Dentistry was set up. |
October 2003. | Nagasaki University Hospital of the School of Medicine and Nagasaki University Hospital of the School of Dentistry were merged to create Nagasaki University Hospital of Medicine and Dentistry. |
April 2009. |
The University Hospital of Medicine and Dentistry c hanged its status as a hospital affiliated with the Schools of Medicine and Dentistry and came under direct control of the University, which renamed it the Nagasaki University Hospital. |
Organization
Organizational Chart
Board Members
Number of Hospital Staff
Classification | Occupation | Full-time | Institute of Biomedical Sciences / Atomic Bomb Disease Institute / Institute of Tropical Medicine |
Part-time | Total |
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Faculty Staf | Professor | 17 | 40 | 0 | 57 |
Associate Professor | 17 | 31 | 0 | 48 | |
Senior Assistant Professor | 56 | 5 | 0 | 61 | |
Assistant Professor | 165 | 56 | 0 | 221 | |
Research Associate | 58 | 0 | 0 | 58 | |
Part-time doctor | Medical Staff | 0 | 0 | 227 | 227 |
Senior resident | 0 | 0 | 74 | 74 | |
Junior resident | 0 | 0 | 54 | 54 | |
Technical staff | Pharmacist | 55 | 0 | 0 | 55 |
Nutritionist | 14 | 0 | 2 | 16 | |
Nursing staff | 987 | 0 | 5 | 992 | |
Other | 218 | 0 | 10 | 228 | |
Technical staff | Technical staff | 22 | 0 | 90 | 112 |
Administrative Staff | Administrative Staff | 118 | 0 | 258 | 376 |
Total | 1,727 | 132 | 720 | 2,579 |
Number of beds
Number of sickbeds by type | |
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General sickbeds | 827 |
Ordinary rooms | 541 |
Special rooms | 102 |
Critical-care units | 65 |
Aseptic treatment rooms* | 42 |
RI treatment rooms | 2 |
ICU(Intensive Care Unit) | 20 |
MFICU(Maternal Fetal Intensive Care Unit) | 6 |
NICU(Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) | 12 |
GCU (Growing Care Unit) | 12 |
SCU(Stroke Care Unit) | 6 |
Acute And Critical Care Center | 19 |
Psychiatric sickbeds | 39 |
Tuberculosis beds | 6 |
Infectious disease beds | 2 |
Total | 874 |