Anticipated deaths with physician care (mitori) at home in one town in Japan: A preliminary report

IF 2.3 Q2 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL Journal of General and Family Medicine Pub Date : 2023-10-03 DOI:10.1002/jgf2.648

Nobuyuki Kajiwara MD, PhD, Shinya Suezaki MD, Megumi Okamoto, Yasuo Kuwahara, Masanori Okui MD, PhD, Akiyoshi Nishimura MD, PhD, Hirono Takabayashi MD, PhD

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Abstract

Background

There are few reports on the numbers of anticipated deaths (mitori [看取り]) at home in Japan.

Method

We used the Japanese death certificate system (shiboukohyou [死亡小票]) for Toyono town citizens who died between 2020 and 2022 and judged a death to constitute mitori when the certificate was not written by a doctor referred from the police.

Results

Among 756 deaths, 109 (14.4%) were mitori at home. Deaths at home were 144 and mitori at home accounted for 75.7%.

Conclusion

Shiboukohyou appear to provide numbers of mitori at home. Death certificate should include a space which shows mitori or not.

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关于日本国内预计死亡人数(mitori)的报道很少。方法采用日本死亡证明制度(shiboukohyou)对2020年至2022年间死亡的东野镇居民进行统计，当死亡证明不是由警方推荐的医生撰写时，判定死亡构成mitori。结果756例死亡中，有109例(14.4%)为家庭死亡。家中死亡144人，家中mitori占75.7%。结论:Shiboukohyou似乎提供了家中mitori的数量。死亡证明应该包括一个空间，显示mitori或不。

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