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[Medical Home-Care Support Activities by Clinics in Japan: Developments Since 2008]
Maki Matsukawa1, Yumi Fukuyama, Yuko Nakakita
1Graduate School of Health Sciences, Kio University.
Abstract:
The purpose of this study is to investigate the comparative changes over time of the home care supporting clinics(HCSCs) in each of the 4 Secondary Medical Areas within Mie Prefecture. There were 129 HCSCs activity reports in 2008, and 170 in 2014. The number of patients and the number of deceased patients have increased in Mie Prefecture. These findings suggest that improvements in the home-care staff recruitment system should be further expanded throughout Mie Prefecture and, in particular, the quality improved in the Higashi-Kishu area.
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