1.The Reform of Work Has Begun—Young Cardiovascular Surgeons Now
Hideaki HIDAKA ; Keisuke IWAHASHI ; Shogo NIIZAKI ; Masato HAYAMA ; Takehiro KISHIGAMI ; Kazuya TERAZONO ; Kousuke MORI ; Shunsuke TAGUCHI ; Takafumi ABE ; Yuichi KOGA
Japanese Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2024;53(5):5-U1-5-U6
The reform of the way physicians work was started from April 2024. Restrictions on doctors' working hours is expected to be difficult to achieve the level required by the government. U40 Kyushu-Okinawa Branch conducted a questionnaire survey of young cardiovascular surgeons nationwide on their working conditions. While some institutions have taken measures such as streamlining doctors' work and shifting tasks, others seem to have made a few change to their previous work content. The reform of work styles of cardiovascular surgeons requires not only individual improvement of work styles, but also efforts by cardiovascular surgeons as a one team, including department heads and facility directors, and requires the involvement of academic societies and governments.
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