Book (Practical) Home economics and life sciences Choosing Hospitals and Doctors in the Internet Age

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Home Economics and life environment studies
It is said that the average number of times we visit hospitals in our lifetime is about 1,000, the average number of hospitalizations is 10, and the medical expenses we pay are more than 27 million yen. As the average life expectancy is increasing and the period of "old age" is getting longer year by year, it is very important how to choose a hospital (doctor) at the "first visit". Not only the cost and time are different, but also sometimes it affects life and death. Moreover, many books on doctors and hospitals are written by doctors, and the information tends to be biased toward the fields of expertise of the doctors and related hospitals. In this book, consultants who are familiar with the medical industry introduce how to use hospitals using the Internet from the viewpoint of general patients, such as "How to choose from hospitals in various fields and forms," "Checkpoints for medical fee revision," and "How to check the reputation of real doctors."