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Earnest desire of the city, also scrapped - abandoned hospital into a comprehensive Zushi (Loco CANNAT)Attract the general hospital has been working for many years the city of Zushi. 1984 from our hospital to ensure the land Ikego residential area for U.S. troops in the country, in 1925. "The third time's the" but, back to the drawing board again. As the population ages in the future, or to enhance community health care? That task is more urgent.St. TEREJIA operated by the private social welfare organizations "Zushi St. Joseph Hospital," was a project conducted by the Chairman of Kakuno Teiko Zuyo Medical Association had expressed an intention not to cooperate in the next emergency. "And passed a resolution to reject the financial burden to the town hospital Hayama, approved the construction of hospitals in the area where it has been difficult to apply to the County permit," the nation. On top of that, the city of Zushi "medical conditions are harsh. Should be considered as medical resources available to enable the entire peninsula Miura" gave the order.Zuyo Medical Association, many clinics in the city by the doctor, hospital treatment and everyday citizens are not the problem. However, among the local residents become olderéèis also strong push to attract a well-equipped hospital general hospital treatment.Ikego man city (78), "and fortunately I have a healthy 75-year-old wife in the neighborhood many people go to hospitals in Yokohama and Yokosuka. Many citizens, I would hope that a large hospital in Zushi" Unfortunately wanted.Based on the cooperation of Zuyo Medical Association and an emergency next mayor of the town of Hayama Mori Hidezi attitude had to agree to integrate the emergency plan is "to attract the general hospital, civil Zushi, Hayama town common desire. to help attract new hospital Hayama. " Bookmark digg | reddit | del.icio.us | dzone | Hatena Related Articles
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