Health Policy Dialogue: What Should Doctors Do Faced by Collapsing Healthcare?
date : 11/2/2007
Dr. Hiroshi Honda, Deputy Director, Saitama Saiseikai Kurihashi Hospital
What Should Doctors Do Faced by Collapsing Healthcare?
– Part 1 “There is no standard for the number of doctors in Japan. The number of doctors isn’t even counted precisely.”
– Part 2 “The future direction of the nation should be decided before discussing healthcare finance resources.”
– Part 3 “Why is the Medical Association not willing to fight together with the doctors who are supposed to be its supporters?”
– Part 4 “Not every university medical department needs to be a medical school. There should be options.”
What Should Doctors Do Faced by Collapsing Healthcare?
– Part 1 “There is no standard for the number of doctors in Japan. The number of doctors isn’t even counted precisely.”
– Part 2 “The future direction of the nation should be decided before discussing healthcare finance resources.”
– Part 3 “Why is the Medical Association not willing to fight together with the doctors who are supposed to be its supporters?”
– Part 4 “Not every university medical department needs to be a medical school. There should be options.”
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