Healthcare Services
Registration Procedure
Registration Procedure
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Outpatient
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Medical Opinion or Diagnosis Certificate
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Visit the Department of Family Medicine (Outpatient) or the Emergency Room
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Consent from the Patient and Family
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Admission to the Palliative Care Ward
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Inpatient
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Primary Physician’s Consent and Referral
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Hospice Consultation and Guidance
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Consent from the Patient and Family
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Admission to the Palliative Care Ward
Required Documents for Outpatient Registration
Medical Opinion or Diagnosis Certificate
- Primary Diagnosis: Specify the type of cancer and corresponding cancer code
- Include a statement indicating that the patient is in the terminal stage and requires hospice care
If the consultation is made by a family member
Bring a Certificate of Family Relationship and an ID Card
Documents to Bring on the Day of Admission
- If transferred from another hospital: Recent blood test results and one-week medication record
- If coming from home: Current medication prescription
Palliative Care Consent Form
In hospice and palliative care, patients and their families are supported in maintaining quality of life, and a prior consent form is obtained to refrain from unnecessary life-prolonging medical interventions such as special treatments, diagnostic tests, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Inquiries for Admission and Medical Consultation
- Outpatient Clinic, Department of Family Medicine: +82-53-630-7092
- Palliative Care Ward: +82-53-630-7310, 7340 / Fax: +82-53-630-7344
- Hospice Office: +82-53-630-7843, 7847 / Fax: +82-53-630-7345
