Report

We completed our March dispatch at Keiju Medical Center. ＜Report from a Nurse＞ HuMA nurses were in charge of one room. They worked with their pairs to take temperatures, time procedures, prepare IVs, and enter nursing needs. In their free time, they also worked with the caregivers to change diapers. It seems that support nurses […]

From the evening of March 29th to the morning of March 30th, HuMA doctor was dispatched in the ER of Keiju Medical Center, handling self-visits and emergency cases. The night shift physician in charge of the emergency room was a hematologist, and after treating the first case together, the first touch was performed by a […]

HuMA has continued to provide support at the hospital since March to ease the burden on the Keiju Medical Center staff. Doctors are engaged in providing medical support in the emergency room. During the day, the situation was relatively calm, with only a patient with chronic dyspnea due to interstitial pneumonia, but around 3:30 p.m., […]

HuMA will dispatch a nurse/midwife until the end of March in the hope that the Keiju Medical Center staff will be relieved of some of their burden. Nurses work on the wards and focus on patient care. In addition to HuMA, support nurses are available on a 4-5 day basis. Keiju Medical Center is a […]

HuMA continues to provide support at the hospital after March in order to alleviate some of the burden on the staff of Keiju Medical Center. Doctors will be engaged in providing medical support in the emergency room. On the way from Nanao Station to the hospital, we saw stores that had reopened for business and […]

Noto Earthquake debriefing session was held (Sorry, the event was conducted in Japanese only.) Debriefing session was held on March 24 in Nippon Medical School Tama Nagayama Hospital. More than 120 people participated in the event, both online and at the venue. Thanks to everyone’s support, the event was a great success. We would like […]

HuMA continues to provide support at the hospital after March in the hope that the Keiju Medical Center staff can alleviate some of their burden. Dispatched nurses performed a wide variety of tasks in the hospital ward, including checking vital signs, assisting in securing infusion routes, internal medication, and meal assistance. At the geriatric healthcare […]

Our activities in Suzu city ended at the end of February, but we will continue to support maternity hospital in Nanao city on an irregular basis. Today, we dispatched a nurse. When she arrived at Keiju Medical Center in the morning, she found cherry blossoms with a message of recovery in the entrance hall. We […]

Our support activities in Suzu City have come to an end as of February 29. Thanks to the heartwarming support from many companies and individuals over the past two months, we were able to dispatch more than 100 medical people to the area seamlessly. Thank you very much for your support. 【Grants and Donations Support】 […]

Today, HuMA’s team finished its medical relief activities in Suzu City. We cleaned up, handed in our reports, and headed home. As we were leaving the relief station where HuMA had been working for almost two months, an announcement was made inside the building about HuMA’s cleanup. Many people came outside and saw us off […]