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Public Medical Service Team
Introduction of Public Medical Service Team
In accordance with Article 28, Paragraph 2, Item 6 of the Medical Act Enforcement Regulations, medical social workers are required to work in hospitals. Medical social work considers holistic healing, the four aspects of spiritual, physical, mental and social health in order to help patients and their families. In addition, based on our professional knowledge and various experiences, we help patients with problem solving, so that they can function normally after discharge from the hospital.
Public medical service field
| General healthcare social welfare | Rehabilitation social welfare | Mental Health Social Welfare | |||
| Hospice social welfare | Healthcare support health counseling | ||||
Consultation process
- step 01Introduction of medical staff
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step 02Introduction of
social work team - step 03Initial consultation and evaluation
- step 04Providing social welfare services
- step 05Post evaluation
- step 06End
- Counseling for psychological and social issues
- Link with community organizations after discharge
- Family education about disease
- Guidance of support groups for treatment
- Medical expenses support
Consultation
| Division | Contents |
|---|---|
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Coordination of communication with medical staff and provision of treatment information |
| Guidance and adjustment of admission and discharge plans | |
| Team Approach intervention with each clinical department | |
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Counseling and adjustment for problems related to treatment cost before hospitalization after discharge |
| Provision of medical expenses and information related to medical insurance | |
| Connecting with groups that support medical expenses for livelihood protection recipients and those in extreme poverty | |
| Activities related to medical expenses of social welfare organizations and sponsoring organizations | |
| Counseling for legal and illegal alien workers who are unable to receive treatment due to financial difficulties | |
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Counseling for patients with psychological and emotional anxiety |
| Counseling patients who refuse treatment or surgery | |
| Counseling for terminally-ill and incurable (end-stage cancer, AIDS) patients | |
| Counseling on family issues | |
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Discharge counseling for long-term inpatients and their families |
| Counseling for return to society for patients who have difficulty finding a place to stay after discharge | |
| Counseling guidance for adaptation to social return | |
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Counseling for alcoholics and drug addicts |
| Counseling for patients attempting suicide in the emergency room | |
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Information on organ donation |
| Free medical care for the underprivileged residents lack of medical services | |
| Medical service for residents in underprivileged areas lack of medical institutions | |
| Medical support benefits for foreigners and multicultural families | |
| Operating a shared nursing room for the low-income class (minimize personal burden) |
Inquiries
- Tel
English (International) 82.31.5189.0594 (Domestic) 031.5189.0594
Chinese (International) 82.31.5189.0590~1 (Domestic) 031.5189.0590~1
Vietnamese (International) 82.31.5189.0584 (Domestic) 031.5189.0584
Russian (International) 82.31.5189.0583 (Domestic) 031.5189.0583 - E-mail
shhosp7000@naver.com
Public Medical Service Team031-5189-0087
Location information
B2
- Escalator
- Information Desk
- Emergency Stairs
- Elevator
- Toilet
- Disabled Toilet