First, the medical level is developed and the level of cancer prevention is high.
Japan's anti-cancer level is very high, and it can find tumors of millimeter level. Early detection and timely treatment greatly improve the survival rate of patients, which is why the average life expectancy of Japanese people is so long.
Second, the service of Japanese hospitals is intimate.
Japanese etiquette is very famous all over the world, and so is physical examination. The intimate service of medical staff will give people a feeling of being at home, which is completely different from doing physical examination in domestic hospitals.
Third, the cost performance is higher than other countries.
The price of an advanced physical examination in Japan is generally 30,000-50,000 yuan. Even in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, the price of an advanced physical examination is up to 70 thousand yuan. This price is much cheaper than the medical examination fee of 6,543,800 yuan in Europe and America. Therefore, the physical examination in Japan is more cost-effective.
Fourth, it is close to China, so there is no time difference.
The average voyage between Japan and China is only about 3.5 hours, and the time difference between China and Japan is only 1 hour, so there is no need to reverse the time difference.
What is the main difference between Japanese physical examination and domestic physical examination?
I. Detailed consultation before medical examination in Japan
Due to the lack of physical examination items in China, doctors often just ask for convenience from the physical examiners without taking any means of diagnosis and treatment. Of course, there is basically no detailed consultation before the physical examination.
Physical examination in Japan is different from that in China. There are detailed consultation forms to be filled in before physical examination, including basic physical condition, medical history, living habits, occupational disease risk and many other details. , such as family history and medication.
Living habits, such as smoking or not, how much to drink a week, whether to eat breakfast at ordinary times, exercise habits, sleep situation, etc. , are very specific. Although they are all in Japanese, the intimate and healthy Xin health service personnel will ask for one-on-one face-to-face interviews to help fill them out.
Second, the physical examination environment is different.
In China, after every physical examination, we have to wait in line for the next physical examination. Because of the large number of people, some time-consuming projects, such as ECG, ECG, ECG, ECG, ECG, ECG, ECG, etc. Class B ultrasound, there will be a long queue at the door, and it will take 30 minutes to arrive at 1 hour.
Physical examination in Japan is different. Every time I finish an inspection project, I go back to the rest hall and wait for a rest. The nurse will arrange the next item at short intervals. Basically, you don't have to wait for a long time for each item, and you don't need to go to the examination department yourself. There is no pain of nervous queuing.
Third, the difference between blood items
Physical examination in China is usually an ordinary test item, which is not as complete as that in Japan. After a blood test in Japan, fasting and postprandial blood sugar will be checked.
Many people know fasting blood glucose, but in China, postprandial blood glucose is basically not checked. This test is called 75g glucose load test, which simulates eating, and needs to be tested separately to replace the blood sugar index of half an hour, one hour and one and a half hours after eating, which is relatively troublesome.
When testing postprandial blood sugar, the nurse will prepare a cup of sugar water for testing and drink it all, and then a nurse will remind you to draw blood three times on time. This test can detect recessive diabetes.
Fourth, the Japanese medical report is detailed.
Most of the physical examination reports in China are mainly written in black and white, and the reference range of indicators is not clear, which leads to the fact that medical examiners will not pay attention to these data, and the handwriting written by medical examiners is also very scrawled, which is incomprehensible to most people.
The report of Japanese physical examination is very detailed, full-color pages, and each index has reference and explanation, which will increase the health knowledge of medical examination participants. Give guidance to projects that need further special detailed inspection or treatment.
For users who regularly check in the same institution in Japan, the physical examination report will refer to the previous historical examination data, so that the physical examination indicators have better reference value through comparison and help users diagnose potential diseases.