Affiliated Facilities Kitasato University Kitasato Institute Hospital Kitasato University

Affiliated Facilities Kitasato University Kitasato Institute Hospital Kitasato University

Ideals of Kitasato University Hospital Leading regional healthcare as a general hospital Opened in 1971, the hospital has followed the ideals of patient-centered care and collaborative medical practice in fulfilling our role as a place for the medical education and training of the university s students and graduates, as well as an advanced treatment hospital providing regional healthcare and advanced medicine. We will continue to pursue improvements in the quality of medical care, safety and patient services. Philosophy of Kitasato University Hospital The teachings of the founder of Kitasato University, Dr. Shibasaburo Kitasato, which became manifest over his lifetime, have been summarized in the following four principles of Kitasato University s philosophy. Investigate with a pioneering spirit (The spirit of development) Be appreciative in your dealings with people (The spirit of appreciation) Pursue practical science with wisdom (The spirit of wisdom and practicality) Persist with an indomitable spirit (An unwavering and indomitable spirit) In order to realize the founding philosophy of Kitasato University where medical science and healthcare are practiced, Kitasato University Hospital fosters the ideals of patient-centered care and collaborative medical practice, aiming to respect the human rights of our patients and to implement safe, trustworthy and advanced medical care. We work with our patients to provide comprehensive team medicine involving regional medical professionals to achieve healthy and happy lifestyles. The basic policy of Kitasato University Hospital Respect for patients rights We promote collaborative medical practice, fully respecting the rights of patients and working in partnership with patients, their families, and other healthcare professionals. Providing advanced medicine We implement comprehensive team medicine integrating the strengths of health practitioners, providing high-quality, safe and trusted medical care. Contributing to the regional healthcare community Fulfilling the role of a regional general hospital, we work with related institutions to provide treatment and maintain an information network. Promoting education and research We conduct clinical education and research activities in the field of life science, striving to develop outstanding personnel and improve the welfare of humanity.

Promoting international academic exchange We promote international academic exchanges of medical personnel with an international perspective, contributing to the improvement of medical technology. Establishing a stable business foundation and a safe work environment We aim for balanced management of the hospital, striving to create a friendly and rewarding workplace. International exchange initiatives Kitasato University Hospital and East Hospital inaugurated the International Academic Exchange Committee in 1994 to promote international academic exchange. We are undertaking activities that contribute to international academic exchanges involving medical technology and medical research with an international perspective, contributing to the improvement of medical technology. So far we have concluded academic exchange agreements with two overseas universities, and we have sent academic exchange missions abroad, and received trainees. In addition, throughout the year, we accept many trainees from foreign countries. These overseas trainees are engaged in research and education in line with the goals of Kitasato University Hospital and East Hospital. Overseas academic exchange activities Kitasato University Hospital and East Hospital have concluded academic exchange agreements with Jilin University (Changchun, Jilin province) and Huashan Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University (Shanghai). We receive several overseas trainees every year, and once a year we send an academic exchange mission to conduct lectures and training activities in China. A ceremony was held in Changchun, Jilin province in 2012 to mark the 30th anniversary of academic exchanges with Jilin University. The nursing departments of both hospitals also conduct a nursing exchange once a year with the nurses of the Mayo Clinic in the U.S. Examples of overseas universities and hospitals whose trainees we have received China Taiwan Indonesia Thailand U.S.A. Jilin University (Surgery, Ophthalmology, Gynecology, Respiratory Surgery, etc.) Fudan University Huashan Hospital (Gastroenterology Nursing, Nutrition) Xinjiang Medical University (Surgery) Chi Mei Hospital (Endoscopy at East Hospital) Taipei City Hospital (Endoscopy at East Hospital) Hasanuddin University (Dermatology) Thammasat University (Ophthalmology) Mahidol University (Endoscopy at East Hospital) Mayo Clinic (Nursing at Main and East Hospitals, Urology) Germany Heinrich-Heine University (Orthopedic Surgery) Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (Nursing Department)

History (April 1971 - January 2014) April 1971 Permission to open with 13 professable specialization departments and 1,051 beds July 1971 Opening March 1983 Designated an Emergency Care Center December 1985 Approved as a Specially Approved Health Insurance Medical Institution November 1986 Number of beds permitted changed to 1,069 December 1993 Approved as a Special Functioning Hospital November 1996 Designated a Disaster Base Hospital February 1997 Selected as an HIV (AIDS) Base Hospital April 1998 Opened a new building (seismically isolated structure) May 1999 Opened the General Rehabilitation Center May 2000 Approved as a secondary radiation medical facility August 2003 Number of beds permitted: 1,033 April 2004 Designated a Managed Clinical Training Hospital January 2005 Designated the Kanagawa Prefecture Maternal, Fetal and Neonatal Center January 2007 Designated a Regional Center for Cancer Care April 2008 Changed its name to the Kitasato University Kitasato Institute Hospital May 2014 Opened the new main hospital building January 2014 Opened the remodeled Hospital Building No.1

Building overview Number of beds permitted Main building Building No.1 1,033 14 floors above ground, 1 basement floor, roof-top helipad, reinforced concrete structure, partly steel-reinforced concrete structure, steel construction, seismic isolation Total floor area: 92,734 m 2 8 floors above ground, 1 basement floor, steel frame steel-reinforced concrete, seismic isolation Total floor area: 22,613 m 2 Facility overview Well water treatment facility Installed well water purification equipment in the utility building using advanced treatment to provide drinking water and general service water. Electrical substation An on-site special high-voltage substation located for distribution to each building. UPS facilities Main building Building 1 Three 400 kva units (Wards) Two 300 kva units (Outpatients and Testing) Two 100 kva units (Wards) Two 150 kva units (For servers) Security equipment Other facilities ITV crime prevention monitoring equipment, access control facilities Solar power generation equipment

Departments General Medicine Gastroenterology Endocrinology and Metabolism Cardiovascular Medicine Nephrology Hematology Neurology Collagen Disease and Infection Internal Medicine Respiratory Medicine Neuropsychiatry Dermatology Diagnostic Radiology Radiation Oncology General and Gastroenterological Surgery Breast and Thyroid Surgery Cardiovascular Surgery Thoracic Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery Neurosurgery Ophthalmology Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Urology Obstetrics Gynecology Anesthesiology Dentistry Centers and Others Perinatal-Maternal and Child Care Center Pediatrics Pediatric Surgery Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery Emergency and Disaster Medical Center Multidisciplinary Cancer Care Center and Treatment Center Genetics Outpatient Japanese-Oriental (Kampo) Medicine Service Outpatient Midwifery Service Bone Bank (KUBB) Examination Hours First Visit 7:30-11 a.m. (Reception Hours) Re-visit Call Reservation Center at 042-778-8855 Second and Fourth Saturdays, Sundays, National, and New Year's (Dec. 29 - Jan. 3) Visiting Hours Patient Type Ward Building Day Visiting Hours

Adult General Main: 7-13 F Building 1: 4-6 F 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Adult Specialty Main: 14 F 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. General 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Pediatrics PICU Main: 6 F 3:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. NICU GCU 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Obstetrics General MFICU Main: 6 F 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Emergency Medical/ Disaster Medical Care Center Main: 4 F 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Intensive Care Unit Main: 4 F 4:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Note: are Saturdays, Sundays, National holidays, and New Year's (Dec. 29 - Jan. 3)

Parking sites and buildings Floor Guide Main Building 14F 13F-7F 6F Special Ward West Ward, East Ward Maternity, Maternal Fetal ICU, Delivery room Pediatrics, Growing Care Unit, Pediatric High Care Unit, Neonatal ICU, Pediatric ICU Kitasato Classroom, Rehabilitation Restaurant, Convenience Store

5F 4F Machine room Surgical Operation Center, Anesthesiology, ME Sterilization Material Management Center Emergncy Department Inpatient Unit, Emergency ICU, General ICU, Interventional Radiology Center 3F Ophthalmology, Brest and Thyroid Surgery, Urology, Dermatology Obstetrics, Gynecology, Dentistry, Pediatrics, Neuropsychiatry, Genetics Endoscopy Center, Hemodialysis and Apheresis, Pathology, Clinical Lecture Room 2F Otorhinolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery, Internal Medicine General Surgery, Skin Care, Blood Sampling, Physiological Examination Multidisciplinary Cancer Care and Treatment Center, Regenerative Medicinal Center, Transplant Medical Support, Blood Transfusion Depertment, Clinical Laboratory, Chemotherapy Preparation Room 1F General Medicine, Orthopedic surgery, Patient Administration Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery, Radiology, Admissions, Total Support Center, Pharmacy Emergency and Disaster Medical Center After - Hours Entrance, Emergency and Disaster Medical Center, CT and MRI, Building Security Control Center, Café, Keyaki Salon B1F Radiation Oncology, Nuclear Medicine Drug Information and Management, Mortuary Nutrition Building No.1 8F 7F 6F-4F 3F 2F 1F B1F Staff Lounge Clinical Trial Center South Ward, North Ward Management Division, Special Conference Room, Conference room1-4 Management Division Lounge, Convenience Store, Medical Supply Store, Flower Shop, Book store, Beauty Salon, Barber Shop, Lecture Room, Management Division Nursery for sick kids, Janitor's room, Management Division Passageway

Kitasato University Hospital 1-15-1, Kitasato, Minami, Sagamihara, Kanagawa 252-0375, Japan TEL: +81-(0)42-778-8111 (Reception) By Rail Shinjuku Sta. - Sagami-Ono Sta. (40 min. needed) At Shinjuku Station, take an express train of the Odakyu line, get off at Sagami-Ono Station, and exit the north gate. Haneda airport - Sagami-Ono Sta. by airport bus (75-105 min. needed) by train (80 min. needed) Haneda airport Sagami-Ono Station Haneda airport (Keihin Electric Express line) Yokohama Station (express train of the Sotetsu line) Yamato Station (Odakyu line) Sagami-Ono Station Sagami-Ono Sta. - Kitasato Univ. (25 min. needed) Take a bus at the No. 1 bus stop of the Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu bus, and get off at the Kitasato University bus stop. A bus bound for the Kitasato University Hospital or the south gate of Sagamihara Station via the Kitasato University is also available at the No. 1 bus stop. Yokohama Sta. - Sagamihara Sta. (40 min. needed) At JR Yokohama Station, take a rapid train of the Yokohama line, get off at Sagamihara Station, and exit the south gate.

Sagamihara Sta. - Kitasato Univ. (25 min. needed) Take a bus bound for Sagami-Ono Station at the No. 2 bus stop of the Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu bus, and get off at the Kitasato University bus stop. By Car Parking Area Outpatient Parking 1: 452 spaces including 16 spaces for people with disabilities Outpatient Parking 2: 492 spaces including 20 spaces for people with disabilities In front of Emergency / Disaster Medical Center: 1 parking space for people with disabilities

Kitasato University East Hospital Providing Quality Care for an Aging Society The East Hospital was inaugurated in 1986 to complement the role of Kitasato University Hospital and meet the needs of an aging society. While contributing to regional healthcare through high-quality, safe and advanced treatment, the Hospital also provides practical education by making its facilities available for student training. It seeks to educate the next generation of healthcare providers and contribute to society by developing medical technology through research carried out by co-medical staff and clinical researchers. Kitasato University Kitasato Institute Hospital Providing Compassionate, Patient-centered Healthcare The forerunner of Kitasato Institute Hospital was Tsukushigaoka Yojoen, established by Shibasaburo Kitasato in 1893. Under the motto "Practical and Compassionate Care," the Hospital's fundamental policy rests on four pillars: clinical medicine, education, research, and crisis management. On this basis the Hospital is engaged in comprehensive healthcare from preventive medicine to the research, development, and provision of cutting-edge healthcare, as well as Oriental medicine. The Hospital has built a good collaborative relationship with regional healthcare institutions, corporations and other organizations, working together as a team, and it actively contributes to regional healthcare. Kitasato University Medical Center Contributing to the Community through Team Medicine Established in 1989 in a verdant setting, and embracing compassionate treatment as its motto, the Hospital offers safe, leading-edge healthcare and healing. It practices team medicine by collaborating physicians and medical staff and, as a comprehensive medical-care educational institution, the Hospital continues to educate and train future generations of medical practitioners. Further, by maintaining the most advanced medical equipment, by providing a fully developed medical environment, and in other ways, the Hospital contributes to, and supports, the healthcare of the regional community.

Kitasato University Oriental Medicine Research Center Oriental Medicine Research Center: A pioneer in exploring the wisdom of Oriental medicine Since its establishment in 1972, the Center has played a pioneering role in the study of Oriental medicine. In 1986, it became the first Japanese institution to be designated as a WHO Collaborating Center for Traditional Medicine. In the clinical department featuring Kampo (Japanese herbal) medicine and acupuncture, experts on Oriental medicine practice patient-focused treatments with a human touch. The Center will continue to focus on research, using Western medicine to complement Oriental medicine, to realize comprehensive healthcare practiced at an even higher level.