The 38th Rehabilitation Exchange Meeting was held!

I wanted to know the recent situation of fellow local friends who couldn't easily meet due to the long-lasting COVID-19 pandemic, so this time, "By the way, what are you doing?" On the theme of this event, we held a meeting to exchange opinions in a web format. The number of participants was 46, and 16 people from outside the hospital participated from 8 facilities, a home-visit nursing station, a nursing home for the elderly, and a home care support office. It was a very meaningful meeting to hear about what has changed, what we are working on, what we have started, etc., and learn about the state of each facility.
It was the center of the topic.…There were many contents related to infection control, and it was seen that all facilities were working carefully and carefully. In order to reduce contact opportunities, I realized that many facilities are equipped with communication environments and equipment, such as changing conferences and meetings that had been held directly in person to online, and actively incorporating online visits due to restrictions on visits.
From the participating facilities, "I didn't have much opportunity to know the situation of other facilities, so it was very helpful." "I'm glad I could hold an exchange meeting even online without having the opportunity to gather," and I felt that I was playing a role in creating connections with the community again.

The tweet behind the scenes after the event…
When I first introduced the Web format last time, I was told that it was about 1% of the smartphone function.…He had no hands or feet again, and he had to rely on a detailed person.
We will continue to aim for a rehabilitation exchange meeting where students can learn from each other beyond the boundaries of workplaces and occupations!
　

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