Healthcare Reform

Reforming Japan’s Medical Remuneration: A Surgeon’s Call for Patient-Centric Outcomes

Imagine you underwent a surgery, and despite poor results, you ended up paying more than another patient who had a successful outcome. Unbelievably, this can happen under Japan’s current medical remuneration system. This almost comedic scenario occurs because Japan’s current remuneration system is centered around the process of treatment rather than the outcome. In a […]

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Unpacking Japan’s Healthcare: How Free Access and Zero-Cost Medical Fees Fostered an Excessive Elderly Care Culture

Understanding Japan’s Elderly Care Dilemma Japan’s Healthcare Efficiency: A Closer Look In Japan, outpatient services often face criticism for their inefficiency. A consistent pattern emerges among the elderly; even when their health conditions have stabilized, they persist in making frequent clinic visits. International Comparisons: Putting Japan in Perspective The survey revealed that over 90% of

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