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850: 不要不急の名無しさん [] 2020/05/07(木) 11:43:14 ID:35lg7XYR0

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The doctor’s tweet triggered a storm of comments on social media, with one user declaring: “Speed is the key to combating infectious diseases that spread so rapidly. It is a mistake not to utilise modern technology.”

Another user, a professor, stated: “I’m speechless. In Japan, Covid-19 cases are reported on a paper form filled in by hand, then sent by fax (!!) or postal mail (!!). No wonder tracking the real number [of cases] has been utter chaos there.”

“This is 2020. Please stop this nonsense, Japan,” read another Twitter post.

Perhaps embarrassed by the medical sector’s reliance on 1980s technology at a time of a global pandemic, Masaaki Taira, the minister charged with the nation’s information technology policy, responded by saying that he would “deal with the problem”.

As a result, doctors will from May 10 be able to send reports on coronavirus cases to public health centres by email.

“Japan is run by a gerontocracy that is very much analogue in its ways of thinking,” said Jeff Kingston, director of Asian Studies at the Tokyo campus of Temple University.

http://asahi.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/newsplus/1588661728/850

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