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Nine medical organizations such as the Japan Medical Association announce “Medical Emergency Declaration” for the New Year’s and New Year’s response to the new Crown.
Release Date 2020/12/22 04:50
On December 21, nine groups, including the Japan Medical Association, the Four Teachers Association, the Four Hospital Group Council and the Tokyo Medical Association, announced the “Medical Emergency Declaration”, saying that the delivery system Health care throughout the country is strict. The Declaration emphasized that “it is only now that all Japanese, including medical personnel, will come together and decide to defeat the new coronavirus infection.” At the meeting on the same day, Toshio Nakagawa, president of the Japan Medical Association, called for “all people to work together to prevent infection.”The Medical Emergency Declaration noted that “the most important thing to prevent medical collapse is not to increase the number of newly infected people.” On top of that, he warned, “It is no exaggeration to say that it will affect Japan in the future,” such as Christmas and the New Year and New Year holidays.The statement is to (1) request national and local governments to take appropriate measures to educate people and support medical practice, and (2) protect people’s lives and health and protect the local system of care. medical and nursing at all costs. , ③ I would like to ask people to continue to take comprehensive measures to prevent infection.
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