What kind of place is the stroke window?
Stroke can be divided into the acute phase around two weeks after the onset of stroke, the convalescent phase when the condition settles down and body functions are regained mainly through rehabilitation, and the living phase after returning home. will change. The Stroke Consultation Desk is located in the core facilities of the Primary Stroke Center, which is certified by The Japan Stroke Society as a centralized consultation desk.
When you or a family member has a stroke, there are many things to worry about. Counselors will ask you about vague worries such as "What will happen in the future?" and specific questions such as "What should I do about this?"
Main contents of consultation
- What kind of disease is stroke?
- I want to ask about treatment and complications
- What is higher brain dysfunction?
- What should I do to apply for nursing care and welfare services?
- Where should I consult about work?
- worried about the economy
- Where should I consult about nursing care?
- I would like to hear experiences of other patients and families
- What should be done to prevent recurrence?
In addition, we also accept consultations for psychological and social problems.
| time | 9:00-17:00, Monday-Friday (excluding national holidays and year-end and New Year holidays) *Reservations not required |
| place | 2nd Floor Patient Support Center |
| Counselor | Nurse, Medical Social Worker, Stroke Counselor |
stroke salon
| theme | Public lectures on stroke and stroke salons |
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| Date and time | Friday, February 28, 2025, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM |
| Venue | Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital 1F Auditorium |
| Target audience | Anyone can participate! Part 2 is limited to the first 15 people |
| Entry fee | free |
| inquiry | Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital Patient Support Center 078-302-4321 (main) Weekdays 9:00-17:00 Person in charge: Maeda |
I created a picture book for children.
We created a picture book featuring our hospital's stroke awareness mascot, "Straw-kun," to inform people that they should call 119 if they see someone showing signs of a stroke.
This picture book tells the story of a primary school student who notices something strange happening to his grandfather, reports it with the help of Straw-kun, and receives treatment.
We try to avoid using technical terms as much as possible so that elementary school students can easily understand.
The book is available at public elementary schools and libraries in the city, so please feel free to pick it up and take a look.
You can view the article published in the Kobe Shimbun on September 26, 2024 from the link below.
This picture book will also be distributed to organizations such as children's centers in the city upon request.
We also accept requests for on-site lectures using Kamishibai (picture storytelling), so please contact us using the details below.
Regional Medical Promotion Division
☏078-302-4321
