Regional differences in the numbers of pain clinicians and pain clinic institutions in Japan
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Background: There are marked differences in the numbers of pain clinicians to population and medical doctors among 47 prefectures. However, there was no significant difference among 11 district Societies of the Japan Society of Pain Clinicians (JSPC). In the present study, we investigated the regional distribution of the numbers of pain clinicians and pain clinic institutions.Methods: We compared the numbers of medical doctors, regular members of the JSPC, Board members of the JSPC, and certified training hospitals of the JSPC to the numbers of general hospitals and hospital beds in the 47 prefectures and the 11 district Societies of the JSPC.Results: There were significant correlations in all combinations between population, the numbers of medical doctors, general hospitals, hospital beds, regular members, Board members, and certified training hospitals of the JSPC in the 47 prefectures. The average number of regular members of the JSPC per one general hospital was 0.44. It was largest (0.94) in the Tokyo District Society, and smallest (0.27) in the Shikoku District Society. The average number of Board members of the JSPC per one general hospital was 0.14. It was largest (0.30) in the Tokyo District Society, and smallest (0.07) in the Kyushu District Society. The percentage of certified training hospitals of the JSPC per all general hospital was 2.9%. It was highest (5.5%) in the Tokyo District Society, and lowest (1.4%) in the Kyushu District Society. However, there was no significant regional difference in the percentage of certified training hospitals of the JSPC. The average number of regular members of the JSPC per 1, 000 hospital beds was 2.5. It was largest (4.9) in the Tokyo District Society, and smallest (1.8) in the Kyushu District Society. The average number of Board members of the JSPC per 1, 000 hospital beds was 0.8. It was largest (1.6) in the Tokyo District Society, and smallest (0.5) in the Kyushu District Society.Conclusion: These results suggest that there are regional differences in the numbers of pain clinicians and pain clinic institutions to general hospitals and per hospital beds in Japan. Tokyo has the largest number of pain clinicians and Kyusyu and Shikoku have the fewest numbers.
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