Figure 1. Time course of the COVID-19 infection rates and geographical relationship among Honshu, Awaji Island, and Shikoku.
Japan (fine dotted line), Hyogo Prefecture (coarse dotted line), and Awaji Island (solid line).

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Figure 2. Changes in the number of outpatients.
Annual number of ordinary and emergency outpatients at our hospital in the pre- and during the pandemic periods.

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Figure 3. Changes in the number of inpatients.
a. Annual number of total hospitalized patients in the pre- and during the pandemic periods.
b. Monthly number of hospitalized patients during the pandemic (total and COVID-19 hospitalizations and the restrictions in hospitalizations and surgeries).

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Figure 4. Disease composition of hospitalized patients in the pre- and during the pandemic periods.
Diseases of patients treated in the hospital are represented with percentages. Note that the disease composition ratio did not show changes between the pre- and during the pandemic periods.

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Figure 5. Changes in the work style of full-time doctors.
a. overtime hours (annual average)
b. paid holidays (annual average)

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