Palliative care

Kanagawa provides information on work and employment to doctors aiming to become palliative care physicians in Kanagawa Prefecture with the aim of equalizing high-quality professional palliative care throughout Kanagawa Prefecture and satisfying palliative care physicians. We hold a palliative care doctor career path briefing session.

Date and time
The first meeting held
　Date and time: Wednesday, July 17, 2024 19:15 to 20:45
　Location: Yokohama City Hall 18th floor, Minato 6/7 Conference Room (6 Honmachi, Naka-ku, Yokohama) – 50 – 10）
The 2nd Web Meeting
　Date and time: Thursday, July 25, 2024 19:15 to 20:45

This is a way of thinking in which cancer patients and their families relieve pain and pain in the body and mind, and value their lives and their personality.
Palliative care is performed not only after the cancer progresses, but also as needed from the time the cancer is diagnosed.
You can also receive it in any situation, regardless of whether you are treating cancer, whether you are hospitalized, outpatient, or home medical care.

Information on palliative care is posted by the Japan Society of Palliative Medicine as a project commissioned by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (Palliative Care Promotion Project).

Information on palliative care is posted on the page of the National Cancer Center Cancer Control Information Center "Cancer Information Service".

It is a leaflet that can be used by patients, families and medical staff to organize and confirm treatment and life.
This leaflet is

• It is used by the patient to think about treatment and life from multiple perspectives.
• The checklist is used by patients and their families to discuss future treatment and recuperation.
• It is used to share information with medical staff such as family doctor and to deepen mutual awareness of treatment and recuperation.

There are various ways to use it.

The communication tool should be printed on A3 paper, short edge binding and both sides, and folded in half.