The fundamental ethos of Sapporo Medical University Hospital
Sapporo Medical University Hospital aims to provide safe and high quality medical services which never fail to meet the criteria of trustworthiness and reliability from the viewpoint of the patients and the public at large. We place great emphasis on advanced medical research and development and work to foster highly-skilled medical professionals with a rich sense of humanity, who will ceaselessly contribute to the health care of Hokkaido citizens.
The university hospital consists of 23 divisions and provides 938 in-patient beds. The hospital treats as many as 1,900 outpatients a day. It serves as a center for providing clinical education and conducting research. In addition, the hospital is designed as a "disaster base hospital" and "HIV regional hospital." In September 2003, it was designated as the "Hokkaido Rehabilitation Support Center," which provides support to The local rehabilitation wide area support center.
The hospital's "emergency and critical care medical center" has provided highly skilled care for critical patients transferred by ambulance and helicopter since October 2002. Furthermore, the University Hospital was certified by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare as an advanced treatment facility in 1996 and received certified accreditation by the Japan Council for Quality Health Care in September 2004. Thus, it plays a great role as a core medical institution in Hokkaido.
Since fiscal 2007, a private-sector coffee shop and convenience store were opened in the hospital, thereby improving amenities for both patients and visitors.
The university hospital consists of 23 divisions and provides 938 in-patient beds. The hospital treats as many as 1,900 outpatients a day. It serves as a center for providing clinical education and conducting research. In addition, the hospital is designed as a "disaster base hospital" and "HIV regional hospital." In September 2003, it was designated as the "Hokkaido Rehabilitation Support Center," which provides support to The local rehabilitation wide area support center.
The hospital's "emergency and critical care medical center" has provided highly skilled care for critical patients transferred by ambulance and helicopter since October 2002. Furthermore, the University Hospital was certified by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare as an advanced treatment facility in 1996 and received certified accreditation by the Japan Council for Quality Health Care in September 2004. Thus, it plays a great role as a core medical institution in Hokkaido.
Since fiscal 2007, a private-sector coffee shop and convenience store were opened in the hospital, thereby improving amenities for both patients and visitors.
Hospotal Lobby
Multi-detector CT Scanner
Operation Room
Clinical Divisions
- Division of Internal Medicine (Ⅰ)
- Division of Internal Medicine (Ⅱ)
- Division of Internal Medicine (Ⅲ)
- Division of Internal Medicine (Ⅳ)
- Division of Neurology
- Division of Surgery (Ⅰ)
- Division of Surgery (Ⅱ)
- Division of Orthopaedic Surgery
- Division of Neurosurgery
- Division of Gynecology
- Division of Perinatal Medicine
- Division of Pediatrics
- Division of Ophthalmology
- Division of Dermatology
- Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- Division of Urology
- Division of Otolaryngology
- Division of Neuropsychiatry
- Division of Radiology
- Division of Anesthesiology
- Division of General Medicine
- Division of Oral Surgery
- Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
Central Clinical Divisions
Heliport
- Division of Hospital Pharmacy
- Division of Operating Facilities
- Division of Laboratory Diagnosis
- Division of Clinical Pathology
- Division of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
- Division of Linen and Appliance Supply
- Division of Rehabilitation Medicine
- Division of Traumatology and Critical Care Medicine
- Division of Nursing
- Central Photography Laboratory
- Clinical Engineering Service Center
- Medical Information Center
- Medical Safety Management Office
- Infection Control and Prevention Center