JP2008102679A - Apparatus for recording in-hospital activity of medical representative and method for evaluating sale promotion of medicine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an apparatus for recording the in-hospital activities of an MR (Medical Representative) capable of reducing the effort required of an MR to keep records, and allowing a hospital to accurately track the in-hospital activities of the MR and at the same time check how rules for hospital visits are observed, thereby allowing evaluation from an overall point of view. <P>SOLUTION: The apparatus includes a database 110 with an activity history information storage part 114 in which an MR's entry/exit history, information on doctors or the like who have met with him, and information on medicine explained are recorded in association with one another; a means for updating the corresponding MR's activity history information in the activity history information storage part 114 based on the MR's entry/exit history that is input when the MR enters or exits, and the information on the people who met him and the medicine explained; and a monitoring process part 131 for creating a variety of monitoring screens by reading the MR's in-hospital activity history from the activity history information storage part 114 according to a monitoring request input by an in-hospital manager from the input device 103. The apparatus also has a tallying/analysis monitor process part 134. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to an in-hospital activity recording apparatus for managing in-hospital activities of a medical information representative (MR) of a pharmaceutical manufacturer who visits a hospital, and a method for evaluating the promotion of pharmaceutical sales using data obtained from the apparatus.

In large and medium-sized hospitals, pharmaceutical information officers (MRs) of pharmaceutical manufacturers frequently come and go and interview doctors and pharmacists to provide product information and collect information. Each hospital prepares an entry book and requires entry and exit of the room. However, as each person in charge of medical information is interviewed with multiple doctors, etc., the entry work becomes complicated and troublesome. It must be something special. Therefore, there is a problem that the hospital cannot accurately grasp what the medical information staff is doing in the hospital.

In particular, a survey system for new drugs immediately after marketing was introduced in October 2001, and medical information personnel are obliged to collect information on side effects, etc. for 6 months after marketed new drugs. The current situation is that there is no easy way. In addition, as an example of the conventional general reception system, there exists a thing as described in patent document 1, for example.
JP 2000-113045 A

The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems of the prior art, and the purpose of the present invention is to reduce the labor of bookkeeping work for medical information personnel, and for hospitals to perform in-hospital activities of medical information personnel. It is to provide an in-hospital activity recording device and a pharmaceutical sales promotion evaluation method for medical information staff as means for achieving this because it can be accurately grasped and leads to evaluation of hospital functions.

In order to achieve the above object, the invention according to claim 1 is an in-hospital activity recording device for a medical information person in charge of visiting a hospital, the medical information person in charge information storage unit storing the medical information person information, Explained the doctor information storage unit that stores information on hospital personnel such as doctors, the drug information storage unit that stores information on medicines, the entrance / exit history of the person in charge of medical information, and information on doctors interviewed, etc. Based on the database having the activity history information storage unit recorded in association with the drug information, the entry / exit history input from the input means at the time of entry / exit of the visiting drug information person in charge, the interviewer and the explained drug information And updating the activity history information of the corresponding medical information person in the activity history information storage unit, and the database based on the monitoring request input from the input means by the hospital administrator. Characterized in that it comprises a History information storage unit monitoring means for reading the hospital activity history of medical representatives to be displayed on the create and display means of various monitoring screen from the. The invention according to claim 2 is a totaling / analyzing means for reading out the in-hospital activity history of the person in charge of medical information from the activity history information storage unit of the database and automatically creating various forms inside the in-hospital activity recording device. I have. The invention according to claim 3 is characterized by comprising means for a two-way message board with the hospital administrator.

In the invention according to claim 4, the monitoring request is time series activity history information for each person in charge of medical information, and according to the time series activity history information request, the monitoring means has a menu of a plurality of types of period units. And generating a graph view screen that is a time-series chart corresponding to a period unit according to selection of a menu.

In the invention according to claim 5, the monitoring request for the time-series activity history information for each person in charge of medical information selects a person in charge of medical information from the list of persons in charge of medical information displayed on the screen of the display means. By doing.

The invention according to claim 6 is characterized in that a bar graph is displayed at a position corresponding to a due date in a predetermined period column in a time-series graph view screen in units of periods.

In the invention according to claim 7, when the bar mark is clicked, the monitoring means searches the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit, and displays the visit date, visit time, visitor name in the graph view screen. It is displayed as a pop-up screen on top.

In the invention according to claim 8, when a message is input from the person in charge of medical information to the in-hospital administrator, the color of the bar mark on the graph view screen is changed from the color of the other bar mark and displayed. When the mark is clicked, the message content is also displayed on the pop-up screen.

In the invention according to claim 9, the monitoring request is a request for visit information of a medical information person in charge by date, and when the search period is input, the monitoring means reads the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit And generating and displaying a screen of a list of activity status by visit date.

In the invention according to claim 10, the monitoring request is a request for visit information for each company, and when the search period is input, the monitoring means reads out the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit and stores the drug information for each company. It is characterized by generating and displaying a screen of a visit status list for each person in charge.

In the invention according to claim 11, the monitoring request is a request for checking the status of the investigation immediately after the marketing of the new drug. When the sales period of the new drug is entered, the monitoring means obtains the new drug from the drug information stored in the drug information storage unit. In addition to searching, information corresponding to the new drug is searched from the activity history information recorded in the activity history information storage unit, and the visit activity status (visit date, visitor name, etc.) It is characterized by generating and displaying the chart.

In the twelfth aspect of the present invention, the time-series monitoring screen of the immediately after-marketing survey status is a time-series chart of a predetermined period unit, and a bar mark is placed at a position corresponding to a date in the period in a predetermined period column. Is displayed.

In the invention according to claim 13, the monitoring request is a doctor-by-doctor meeting situation, and when a doctor is designated, the monitoring means searches history information regarding the designated doctor from the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit. A time-series list screen that displays the presence / absence of visits every predetermined period is generated and displayed.

The invention according to claim 14 associates the message memo information to the in-hospital administrator inputted from the input means when the medical information person in charge enters or leaves the room with the activity history information of the corresponding medical information person in the activity history information storage unit. It is characterized by storing.

In the invention according to claim 15, the monitoring request is message memo information from the person in charge of medical information to the in-hospital administrator. When a period is specified, the message information of the corresponding period in the activity history information storage unit within the period is retrieved. A time-series table is generated and displayed.

In the invention according to claim 16, the monitoring request is a list of the number of visits by date, and if a period is specified, a list of the number of medical information personnel visited, the number of visiting doctors, and the number of product descriptions for each day within the period A table screen is generated and displayed.

In the invention according to claim 17, the monitoring request is a list of the number of visits for each day of the week. When a period is specified, the number of medical information personnel visited, the number of visiting doctors, and the number of product descriptions for each day of the week A list screen is generated and displayed.

In the invention according to claim 18, the monitoring request is a list of the number of entering and leaving the room by time zone, and when the period is specified, the number of entering and leaving the room is generated and displayed for each time zone within the period. It is characterized by doing.

The invention according to claim 19 is provided with a notification information storage unit for inputting and storing notifications from the in-hospital administrator side to the medical information manager, and the notifications stored in the notification information storage unit are stored in the medical information manager. Has a means for generating and displaying a notification content screen for displaying the notification information stored in the notification information storage unit on the display screen when various information is input by the input means when entering or leaving the room. And

The method for evaluating the promotion of a pharmaceutical product according to claim 20 is the method according to the company obtained from the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit of the database by the in-hospital activity recording device of the medical information person in charge according to claim 1, Promotion-related data searched for activity history information related to promotion by medicine information person in charge and product, and hospital medicine data storing medicine data including the amount of medicine purchased, prescription amount, dead stock amount in hospital It is characterized in that sales form data is created by performing statistical and analysis processing useful for sales.

According to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the labor of bookkeeping work by medical information personnel, and as a hospital, it is possible to accurately grasp the in-hospital activities of medical information personnel, thereby preventing vague in-hospital activities of medical information personnel. However, it is possible to promote improvement for those who are in charge of medical information who are active in the hospital only before and after the launch of new drugs. You can check the status of compliance with in-hospital visit rules and control in-hospital activities of unregistered manufacturers without in-hospital permission. From the activity history of the person in charge of medical information, the time spent in the hospital, interview time with doctors and pharmacists, and the contents of the interview can be understood and comprehensive evaluation can be performed.

According to the invention which concerns on Claim 4, it can evaluate at a glance by grasping | ascertaining the activity log | history of a medical information person in charge visually on a graph view screen.

According to the invention according to claim 5, the activity history can be displayed only by selecting the medical information person in charge from the list of medical information persons, and the operation is extremely simple. The person in charge can be evaluated at a glance.

According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, since the bar-shaped mark is displayed at the visit position corresponding to the due date in the period, the activity frequency can be grasped intuitively.

According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, it is possible to display the visit date, the visit time, and the visitor name simply by clicking the bar mark, so that the operation is very simple and the activity status is easily grasped. can do.

According to the invention according to claim 8, by changing the color of the bar-shaped mark, it is possible to prevent omission of confirmation about important message contents, and it is seamless between the hospital administrator and the medical information staff. Can communicate information.

According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, since the visit status can be known at a glance by date, it is extremely useful when it is desired to immediately know the latest visit status.

According to the invention of claim 10, since a list of visit statuses can be seen at a glance for each person in charge of medical information by company, it is extremely useful when a plurality of persons in charge of medical information visit the same company. According to the eleventh aspect of the invention, it is possible to accurately grasp the activity status of the person in charge of medical information based on the new drug system, which is extremely useful.

According to the invention of claim 12, by making the status of the survey immediately after marketing a time-series chart, the activity frequency can be confirmed at a glance, which is extremely useful in grasping whether the system is being observed. .

According to the invention of claim 13, it is possible to confirm at a glance the visit situation of the medical information staff for each doctor, and it is extremely useful in grasping whether there is no information provision biased to a specific doctor. According to the invention of claim 14, the message memo information to the in-hospital manager can be grasped in conjunction with various monitoring, and the confirmation of whether the in-hospital administrator has read or not read the message memo is medical information. The person in charge can do it.

According to the invention of claim 15, since a time-series table of message memo information is generated, the message status can be seen at a glance, and even if the in-hospital manager is absent on a business trip or the like, the message can be reliably transmitted. Because it can, you can prevent leaks.

According to the invention of claim 16, the activity status such as the number of visits by date, the number of visiting doctors, and the number of product explanations can be grasped by numbers. According to the invention of claim 17, the activity status such as the number of visits by day of the week, the number of visiting doctors, and the number of product explanations can be grasped by numbers. According to the invention of claim 18, it is possible to check the state of compliance with the in-hospital visit rules, such as the number of entrances / exits by time zone. According to the invention of claim 19, notification from the in-hospital administrator to the medical information staff is made for all medical information staff, for the designated company, for specific medical information staff, and for new medical information staff. For example, it can be set up for each person at a level of importance and finely.

According to the method for evaluating the promotion of medicines according to claim 20, since the relationship between the activity of the medicine information person visiting each hospital and the actual use of the medicine in the hospital appears as data, It is possible to objectively evaluate a person's activities and to formulate a marketing strategy for a pharmaceutical company based on objective data.

The present invention will be described below based on the illustrated embodiments. FIG. 2 shows a conceptual configuration of the in-hospital activity recording apparatus of the medical information staff according to the embodiment of the present invention. That is, this in-hospital activity recording system (hereinafter sometimes abbreviated as HDIRS) 1. In-hospital administrator management functions; It has two functions of entrance / exit management function for medical information personnel.

As management functions of hospital administrators, 1.1. Communication / network management, 1.2. Master management, 1.3. Monitoring (in-hospital activities) 1-4. Aggregation / analysis monitor (form creation), 1-5. List of news (message board), 1-6. It has six functions of questionnaire list. Of these, for communication and network management, 1-1-1. LAN function, 1-1-2. Registrant list function, 1-1-3. Web viewer function, 1-1-4. Mail transmission / reception function, 1-1-5. Giga storage function, 1-1-6. It has six functions of a telephone call (IP telephone) function. Furthermore, as master management, 1-2-1. Doctor update master, 1-2-2. Company update master, 1-2-3. It has three functions of product update master. As entry / exit management, 2-1. Registration of occupants, 2-2. Entrance processing 2-3. It has three functions for leaving the room.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the hospital activity recording apparatus. That is, the in-hospital activity recording device of the medical information staff includes a medical information staff information storage unit 111 that stores various types of medical information staff information, and a doctor information storage unit 112 that stores information on hospital related persons such as doctors. A drug information storage unit 113 that stores drug information, an entry / exit history of the person in charge of the drug information, information such as doctors interviewed, and an activity history information storage unit 114 that records the drug information described in association with each other. A data storage unit having a company information storage unit 115 that stores company information of a company to which a medical information person belongs, and a notification information storage unit 116 that inputs and stores information from the in-hospital administrator to the medical information person in charge 110 is provided.

Then, at the time of entry / exit of the visiting medical information staff, activity history information is stored based on the entrance / exit history input from the input device 101 by the medical information staff, the interviewer (doctor, pharmacist, etc.) and the explained pharmaceutical information. An entrance / exit management function unit 120 is provided as means for updating the activity history information of the corresponding person in charge of medical information stored in the unit 114.

This room entry / exit management function unit 120 includes a room occupant registration unit processing unit 121, a room entry processing unit 122, and a room leaving processing unit 123, such as an input device 101 such as a mouse or a keyboard, and a monitor that displays output information. A display device 102 is connected.

On the other hand, an in-hospital management function unit 130 for performing various types of monitoring by the in-hospital manager is provided. The in-hospital management function unit 130 reads out the in-hospital activity history of the person in charge of medical information from the activity history information storage unit 114 of the database 110 based on the monitoring request input from the input device 103 by the in-hospital administrator, and performs various monitoring screens. A monitoring processing unit 131 is provided as a monitoring unit that creates and displays the information on the display device 104. The in-hospital management function unit 130 includes a communication / network management function unit 132, a master management function unit 133 that manages master data, an aggregation / analysis monitor processing unit 134, a notification processing unit 135, and a questionnaire processing unit 136. And are provided. Note that the input device 103 and the display device 104 may be combined with the input device and the display device of the entry / exit management function unit 120.

The data storage unit 110 is stored in a storage device such as a computer RAM, a hard disk, or an external storage device. The entrance / exit management function unit 120 and the in-hospital management function unit 130 are processed by the main control unit 100 of the computer. Although not particularly shown, the main control unit 100 includes a normal computer microprocessor (CPU) and a main storage device such as a RAM, and processes data according to a program read into the main storage device. The program is generally stored in an auxiliary storage device such as a hard disk, and is read into the main storage device and executed when processing is executed.

Hereinafter, it demonstrates along the said conceptual structure. 2-1. Registering function of room occupants may be configured to read a business card, but it is effective to use a card as shown in FIG. For hospitals that have introduced IC cards, a mechanism will be prepared that can also capture facial photos of medical information representatives (MRs). Registered information includes face photo of the person in charge of medical information, company name, name, mobile phone, department phone number, MR certification, e-mail address, department FAX, pharmacist certification, hospital charge month, specialized field Is registered.

Manually delete registration data that is no longer needed due to personnel changes. A person in charge of medical information who has not visited for more than half a year will have a mechanism for automatic deletion. In order to be able to understand even if there is a personnel change, MR newly registers the month in which this hospital was assigned. With regard to registration, a registration-only screen is generated by the occupant registration processing unit 121 and displayed on the display device 102. For other companies related to pharmaceutical companies, screens are switched separately and a simple registration screen is prepared.

2-2. Entrance Processing Next, the processing procedure of the entrance processing unit 122 will be described with reference to FIGS. First, as shown in FIG. 4A, the “enter” button 151 displayed on the HDIRS screen is pressed (see S1 in FIG. 3). Then, the company name list is displayed as shown in FIG. 4B, and the company name of the person who enters the room (medicine information staff) is selected from the list (see S2 in FIG. 3).

If your company name is not in the list, select New Company Registration and enter your company name. In the case of the first visit, press “New registration of name, etc.” and enter basic information such as the name, contact phone number, e-mail address, presence or absence of MR certification, month in charge of this hospital, specialized field, etc. Input (refer to FIG. 3, S3).

Next, when the password is registered (see FIG. 3, S4), the room entry process is completed, and the “end” button is pressed (see FIG. 3, S8). In the second and subsequent visits, a name list is displayed as shown in FIG. 4C, and the name of the room occupant is selected from the list (see S5 in FIG. 3). If there is a change in basic information such as contact information, it is changed by “change in occupant information” (see S6 in FIG. 3).

Then, as shown in FIG. 4D, a password input field 152 is displayed. When a password is entered in the password input field 152, the room entry process is completed (see S7 in FIG. 3), and an “END” button is displayed. 153 is pressed (see S8 in FIG. 3). When the entrance process is completed, in-hospital activities begin.

2-3. Exit Processing Function Next, the processing procedure of the exit processing unit 123 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 7A, the “leaving” button 161 displayed on the HDIRS screen is pressed (see S11 in FIG. 5).

Next, as shown in FIGS. 7B and 7C, the company name is selected from the company name list, and the name is selected from the name list (see S12 in FIG. 5), and the personal identification number 162 displayed on the screen is input ( (Refer FIG.7 (D), FIG. 5, S13).

An interview destination is selected (see FIG. 7E, FIG. 5, and S14). (I) In the case of a doctor or pharmacist, an interviewer is selected from the “doctor list” (see FIG. 7F, FIGS. 5, S15, and S16). (ii) When staff (other than doctors and pharmacists) or (iii) absence (see FIG. 5, S18), the exit processing is completed and “end” is pressed (see FIG. 5, S19). If it is not in the doctor list, “Add doctor name” is pressed (see FIG. 5, S17), and newly registered in the list from the selection menu (see FIG. 5, S17). Thereafter, the next selection (FIG. 5, S20) is selected. When it is in the doctor list, the presence / absence of appointment, the selection of interview time, and the purpose of the interview (s) are selected (see FIG. 5, S20, FIG. 7G).

Select (i) if the purpose of the interview is (i) actually interviewing directly, providing product information, collecting and reporting side effect information, and post-marketing survey (see Fig. 6, S21) From "Product List" The medicine explained to the interviewer is selected (see FIG. 6, S22). If it is not in the list, the “Add Product” button is pressed and registered in the list from the selection menu (see FIG. 6, S23). Thereafter, the next selection (FIG. 6, S24) is selected.

If it is in the list, the explanation product and the purpose of the interview are selected from the following A to E to the doctor who actually talked and talked (multiple selection is possible) (see FIG. 6, S24). A Provision of information related to the company's products (including explanation of attached documents) B Provision of information on new drugs (within 2 years after launch) (efficacy information) C Collection of side effects information such as safety / interaction D Safety Reporting of side effects such as sex / interaction (including revised explanation of interaction) E Request / collection of information on investigational drugs / post-marketing surveillance (including post-marketing surveillance)

Next, the usage status of the product by the interview doctor is selected (1. Increase the prescription in the future 2. Maintain the current status 3. Decrease the prescription or switch to another agent in the future) (see FIG. 6, S25). The exit processing is completed and “end” is pushed (see S29 in FIG. 6). When the following interview purposes (ii) to (iv) are selected (see FIG. 6, S26), the exit processing is completed and “finished” (see FIG. 6, S29). (ii) Preparatory cooperation for academic conferences and lectures, etc. (iii) Provision of information on medical devices and medical materials, etc. (iv) Answers to requested documents and questions

When “(v) Other” is selected as the purpose of the interview (FIG. 6, S27), the following A to D or O is selected (see FIG. 6, S28). A Greeting (change of person in charge) B Holding of product briefing sessions and research meetings and guidance C Regular visits without providing product information D Periodic bringing of magazines O Others (Obtaining opinions, taking over, etc.) When selection is complete, exit The processing is completed and “end” (see FIG. 6, S29).

2-3. Exiting process (separate specification) Next, another specification of the processing procedure of the exit processing unit 123 will be described with reference to FIGS. Press the “Leave” button on the HDIRS screen (see S41 in FIG. 8). The company name / name of the entrant is selected from the list (see S42 in FIG. 8). A password is entered (see S43 in FIG. 8).

The purpose of the interview (s) is selected (see S44 in FIG. 8). For the purpose of the interview, (i) When actually interviewing and choosing to provide product information, collect and report side effect information, and post-marketing survey (see FIG. 8, S45), actually interviewed and talked The explanation product and the purpose of the interview are selected from the following A to E to the doctor (multiple selections are possible) (see S46 in FIG. 8). A Provision of information related to the company's products (including explanation of attached documents) B Provision of information on new drugs (within 2 years after launch) (efficacy information) C Collection of side effects information such as safety / interaction D Safety Reporting of side effects such as sex / interaction (including revised explanation of interaction) E Request / collection of information on investigational drugs / post-marketing surveillance (including post-marketing surveillance)

Next, the medicine explained to the interviewer is selected from the “product list” (see S47 in FIG. 9). If it is not in the list, press “Add Product” and register it in the list from the selection menu (see S48 in FIG. 9). After that, the next interview destination (FIG. 9, S53) is selected. If it is in the list, select a medicine and select a meeting destination (see FIG. 9, S49, S53).

When the following interview purposes (ii) to (iv) are selected (see FIG. 8, S50), the interview destination is selected (see FIG. 9, S53). (ii) Preparatory cooperation for academic conferences and lectures, etc. (iii) Provision of information on medical devices and medical materials, etc. (iv) Answers to requested documents and questions

When “(v) Other” is selected as the purpose of the interview (see FIG. 8, S51), the next of F to I or O is selected (see FIG. 8, S52). F Greetings (change of person in charge) G Holding and guidance of product briefing sessions and research groups H Regular visits without providing product information I Regularly bringing magazines O Others (Obtaining opinions, taking over, etc.) Interviews after selection The destination is selected (see S53 in FIG. 9).

When the interviewee is (i) a doctor or pharmacist (see FIG. 9, S54), the interviewer is selected from the “doctor list” (see FIG. 9, S56). If it is not in the doctor list, "Add doctor name" is pressed and newly registered in the list from the selection menu (see S57 in FIG. 9). Then, the next selection (FIG. 9, S59) is selected. If it is in the doctor list, “1. presence / absence of appointment, selection of interview time, 2. absence” is selected (see S59 in FIG. 9). When the interview destination is (ii) a staff member (other than doctors and pharmacists) (see FIG. 9, S55), the exit processing is completed and “end” is pressed (see FIG. 9, S58).

The usage status of the product by the interview doctor is selected from the following 1 to 3 (see S60 in FIG. 9). 1. Increase prescriptions in the future 2. Maintain current status. Decrease prescription or switch to other agents in the future Not displayed when the purpose of the interview is (ii) to (v). If another doctor is selected, the screen returns to the “doctor list” screen. If not selected, “END” is displayed (see S61 in FIG. 9). The exit processing is completed, and the end is pushed (see S62 in FIG. 9).

The doctor is absent, but if another doctor is selected, the screen returns to the “doctor list” screen, and if not selected, the process ends (see S63 in FIG. 9). The exit processing is completed, and “end” is pressed (see S64 in FIG. 9). The entrance / exit management function unit 120 is provided with a message input unit 124 for inputting a message from the person in charge of medical information to the in-hospital administrator. The message input unit 124 creates and displays a message input screen, and records the message memo input on the input screen in the in-hospital activity history information storage unit 114 together with information on the person in charge of medical information. . The message can be input at any time as long as the person is confirmed when entering or leaving the room. The input screen may be displayed by providing a message button on the HDIRS input screen and pressing the message button so that the message screen is displayed or automatically displayed after the identity is confirmed. It may be. In the message input screen, in addition to the new message input field, past message memos entered by the person in charge of medical information are searched and displayed, and whether the in-hospital administrator has read or not read is displayed. ing.

Next, “1. Management function” will be described. 1-1. Communication / network management function 1-1-1. LAN Function As shown in FIG. 10A, the LAN function can connect a plurality of HDIRSs 1 with a LAN cable. It is possible to respond to hospitals that need to install multiple units. It is also possible to monitor HDIRS with a personal computer at the hospital administrator. It is not connected to the hospital LAN.

1-1-2. Registrant List Function FIG. 10B shows a detailed screen. The registrant list function arranges each registrant for each record. Display in order of company name and registrant. Only records containing messages from registrants can be extracted and displayed separately. Linked with monitoring and message memo list function. It can be displayed in order of the latest visit date. Since it becomes long horizontally, there is a function to fold without scrolling. Has a function to search by company name or registrant name.

Hospitals that have introduced IC cards can also display MR facial photos. If it has not been installed, it cannot be displayed. The attribute of the registrant information includes 1. Company name, 2. 2. registrant; Registrant code, 4. 4. registrant password, Latest visit date, 6. 6. Message from registrant to hospital is displayed. Department phone number, 8 Department FAX, 9. Mobile phone number, 10. Email address, 11. Specialty area, 12. 12. MR certification status; Qualification of pharmacist, 14. This hospital has a month in charge.

1-1-3. Web Viewer Function FIG. 10C shows a detail screen. It is a function that can be viewed with a browser without using dedicated software. On the detail screen of the registrant list, the face photo, registrant code, registrant password, message display, and month in charge of this hospital are not displayed.

1-1-4. Mail Sending / Receiving Function As shown in FIG. 11 (A), this function is capable of sending mail after the mailer is activated by moving the cursor from the registrant list screen to the registrant's mail address. This function operates in an environment where HDIRS can be connected to a telephone line.

1-1-5. Giga Storage Function As shown in FIG. 11B, the registrant information can be viewed even on a specific mobile phone. As items, items of specialized areas, presence / absence of MR certification, and presence / absence of pharmacist qualification are not displayed as compared with the Web viewer function. You can also talk by moving the cursor to the phone number specified by the registrant.

You can also send emails from the registrant's designated email address. Display in order of company name and registrant. There is a function to display in order of latest visit date. It has a function to manage browsing with password settings.

1-1-6. Call Function (IP Phone) As shown in FIG. 11 (C), it has a function of moving the cursor from the registrant list screen to the phone number of the registrant and making a call as an IP phone. This function operates in an environment where HDIRS can be connected to a telephone line. Next, the “monitoring function” will be described. That is, the monitoring processing unit 131 in FIG. 1 reads out the in-hospital activity history of the person in charge of medical information from the activity history information storage unit 114 of the database 110 based on the monitoring request input from the input device 103 by the in-hospital administrator. A monitoring screen is created and displayed on the display device 104.

As shown in FIG. 12A, in the registrant list function, when a name is double-clicked, five types of menus of “day display”, “month display”, “quarter display”, “half year display”, and “year display” are displayed. Is displayed and, after selection, switches to the graph view screen (1 to 5). This double-click of the name is a request for time-series activity history information for each person in charge of medical information, and in response to this time-series activity history information request, the monitoring processing unit 131 selects a menu for a plurality of types of period units. And a graph view screen (1-5), which is a time-series chart corresponding to the period unit, is generated according to the menu selection. A search function based on a specific group of registrants set in advance and a search function based on a company name or registrant name are provided.

FIG. 12B is a graph view screen 1 (day display). The illustrated example is an example in January 2006. Each in-hospital activity of each registrant is displayed in a line in order of date from left to right as an activity history for one month. In the top row, the date headline is written along with the day of the week, the name of the registrant is displayed in the leftmost column, and the purpose of introducing the company's products and reporting side effect information is displayed in the display column of each day. The

If you double-click on the display column for the day on which the activity was recorded, the name of the visitor, who met, will be generated on the pop-up screen. That is, the monitoring processing unit 131 searches the corresponding information from the activity history information and generates a display screen. In this screen, buttons that operate not only in conjunction but also independently are prepared, the range of the day of the week can be specified, and the corresponding MR name is displayed. In each display field, if there is a message, the message is displayed on the pop screen. For important notes, an important mark is displayed. Whether it is read or not read by the hospital administrator is also displayed as read or unread. Individual MR can be confirmed on the MR input screen.

FIG. 13A is a graph view screen 2 (month display). In the illustrated example, the example is 2006. The monthly in-hospital activity history of each registrant is displayed in a line in calendar order from left to right. In each month column, the visit frequency status is displayed as a vertical bar as a bar mark. By attaching the color of this vertical bar, it can be visually perceived intuitively. For example, there were 4 visits in January and 2 visits in February. The display position of the vertical bar is conscious of the beginning, the middle, and the end.

This number is the total number of visits that can be represented by vertical bars. When you double-click the vertical bar, the visit date, visit time, and visitor list will be displayed on the pop-up screen. For example, “January 22, 2006 14:00 Dr. Yamada, Dr. Yamanaka” is displayed.

Furthermore, a vertical bar mark (for example, red) of a different color indicates that there is a message from the registrant, and if double-clicked, the message content entered by the registrant is displayed on the pop screen. Whether the in-hospital administrator has read or not read it is also displayed as read or unread. Individual MR can be confirmed on the MR input screen. On this screen, buttons are prepared not only for interlocking but also for independent operation, a period can be selected by specifying a range, and the corresponding MR is displayed.

FIG. 13B is a graph view screen 3 (quarterly display). In the illustrated example, the example is 2006. The in-hospital activity history of each registrant is displayed in one line in chronological order from left to right. Here, the visit frequency for each quarter is displayed. The description of the content is the same as that of the graph view screen 2 described above.

FIG. 14A is a graph view screen 4 (half year display). As an example, here, the frequency of visits every six months in 2006 is displayed. The description of the content is the same as that of the graph view screen 2 described above.

FIG. 14B is a graph view screen 5 (year display). As an example, in the illustrated example, the visit frequency for each year from 2003 to 2007 is displayed. The description of the content is the same as that of the graph view screen 2 described above.

FIG. 15A shows a list of visit status by date. In this example, the name and affiliated company name, the entry time, the exit time, and the stay time of the visited MR for each date are displayed in one line. The period to be displayed can be searched by specifying the date range. This screen is displayed by pressing the button. That is, when a button is pressed, a request for visit information of a person in charge of medical information by date is issued, and when a search period is input, the monitoring processing unit 131 displays the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit 114. Read out and generate and display a list of visit status by date.

FIG. 15B shows a list of visit status by company. Also in this case, the period can be searched by specifying the date range. You can also search by company name, and this screen is displayed by pressing a button. That is, when a button is pressed, a request for visit information for each company is issued, and when a search period is input, the monitoring processing unit 131 reads out the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit 114 and visits status Generate and display a list of companies by list.

FIG. 16 (A) shows a screen of the survey status immediately after the marketing of a new drug. As a new drug release period, a range of one year can be specified (monthly specification), and a search within that period can be performed. The display is fixed from January to December, and if there is a visit, it is visually displayed as a vertical bar. The product name is displayed by designating the drug price listing date, and the MR name introducing the product is displayed. This screen is displayed by pressing the button.

In other words, when a button is pressed, a check request for a survey status immediately after a new drug is marketed and when a new drug release period is entered, the monitoring processing unit 131 selects a new drug from the drug information stored in the drug information storage unit 113. In addition to searching, activity history information corresponding to the new drug is searched from the activity history information recorded in the activity history information storage unit 114, and a time-series chart of the visit status of the person in charge of medical information about the new drug is generated. When you double-click the vertical bar, the purpose of the visit (request for survey immediately after marketing), visit date, visit doctor name, and pharmacist name are displayed on the pop-up screen.

For example, a red mark of a different color means that there is a message from MR, and when double-clicking, a message pop-up screen is displayed in addition to the above screen. Whether it is read by the hospital administrator or not read, whether it has been read or not is also displayed. MR can confirm it from the MR input screen.

FIG. 16B shows a list of whether or not there was a visit every certain period, in this example every month, using the doctor name as a key. That is, when a doctor is designated, the monitoring processing unit 131 searches history information about the designated doctor from the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit 114, and displays the presence / absence of a visit every predetermined period. Generate and display a list screen. When a visit is double-clicked, the date, entry time, exit time, stay time, MR name, and company name are displayed in a list on a pop-up screen.

FIG. 17A shows a list of message memos from MR. Each month is displayed in order of date, and when there is a message, the message is displayed. Only MRs with message memos are listed on the pop-up screen. This screen is displayed by pressing the button.

That is, the message memo information for the in-hospital administrator input from the input device 101 when the medical information person in charge enters and exits is stored in association with the activity history information of the corresponding medical information person in the activity history information storage unit 114. When the message memo button is pressed, a message memo information request is made from the person in charge of medical information to the in-hospital manager. When the period is specified, the monitoring processing unit 131 sets the corresponding period in the activity history information storage unit 114. The message information of is searched and a time series table is generated and displayed.

For important notes, an important mark is displayed. The period can be specified arbitrarily. When the MR name is double-clicked, the message content is displayed on the pop-up screen. Whether it is read by the hospital administrator or not read, whether it has been read or not is also displayed. Individual MR can be confirmed on the MR input screen.

FIG. 17B shows a screen of a list by number of visits by date. The period can be selected arbitrarily. The display items are the date, the number of MR visits, the number of visiting doctors, the number of visiting visits, the number of product explanations, the average MR number / doctor, and the average doctor number / MR. This screen is displayed by pressing the button.

That is, when a button is pressed, a request for a list of visits by date is issued, and when a period is specified, the monitoring processing unit 131 counts the number of persons in charge of visiting medicine information per day within the corresponding period of the activity history information storage unit 114. Generate and display a list screen of the number of visiting doctors and the number of product descriptions.

FIG. 18A shows a screen of a list of visits by day of the week / number of visits. The period can be selected arbitrarily. The display items are the number of target days, the average number of visit MRs, the total number of visit MRs, the number of visits, and the number of product explanations. This screen is displayed by pressing the button. That is, when a button is pressed, a request for a list of visits by day of the week is issued, and when a period is specified, the monitoring processing unit 131 displays the visited medical information for each day of the week within the corresponding period of the activity history information storage unit 114. The number of persons in charge, the number of visiting doctors, and the number of product descriptions are totaled, and a list screen is generated and displayed.

FIG. 18B shows a screen for entering and leaving the room list by time zone. The period can be selected arbitrarily. When there is a hospital visit restriction time, the other time zones are displayed in a red frame, and the MR name visited outside the restriction time can be displayed. Separately, the visit restriction time zone can be set on the management screen for in-hospital managers. This screen is displayed by pressing the button.

That is, when the button is pressed, a request for a list of the number of entering / exiting by time zone is issued, and when a period is specified, the monitoring processing unit 131 enters the room for each time zone within the corresponding period of the activity history information storage unit 114. The number of cases and the number of leaving rooms are totaled and a list screen is generated and displayed.

Furthermore, this apparatus has a totaling / analysis monitoring function for creating various forms. In other words, since the input contents have a totaling / analysis function in the system, they are automatically totaled / analyzed, and the results can be output to a file. Each form can be selected by button operation. When the button is pressed, a form creation request is issued to the totalization / analysis monitor processing unit 134, and the totalization / analysis monitor processing unit 134 searches the history information in the activity history information storage unit 114 according to the type of the requested form. Then, aggregate and analyze, and output as a form.

The types of forms are as follows. 1. List of MR visit history by date List of MR visit history by company 3. 3. List of MR visits by date List of MR visits by day of week 5. 6. List of entry / exit by time of day List of MRs visited by company 8. Rank list by MR 9. List of products by company 10. Product rank list 10. List of visits by doctor List of number of visits by MR by doctor 12. List of product descriptions by physician Rank list by doctor 14. List of visit records

In addition, this system has a function (message board) for transmitting information from the in-hospital administrator to the medical information staff. In other words, the in-hospital administrator can display information to be transmitted to all MRs, a designated company, a designated MR, and a new MR. For this purpose, a screen interface by the notice processing unit 135 is prepared. The notification period can be set arbitrarily.

Depending on the content, the number of items that can be entered, specific mark settings, importance level settings, font and text color settings, display timing settings (can also be set for each day of the week), display count settings, target read , Unread status can be checked on this screen. The notification processing unit 135 creates such an input screen, displays it on the display device 104, and records it in the notification information storage unit 116 of the database. Further, the notification processing unit 135 determines whether or not the subject is an MR when entering or leaving the MR, reads out the corresponding notification information from the notification information storage unit 116, creates an interface notification screen, and applies the corresponding information. The information is displayed on the display device 102 of the person in charge of medical information. The subject who saw the notice further brought the next action, such as (i) revision of the attached document, as seen through this screen. (ii) I came to the survey immediately after marketing. (iii) It is possible to select and input information such as bringing a new medicine pamphlet, and the result is stored in the notification information storage unit 116. In addition, a screen is also provided that allows the in-hospital administrator to check the result on this screen. For example, when the in-hospital administrator wants to confirm the result of the notification, an input result from each person in charge of medical information is read out and displayed in response to the notification confirmation request. Separately, it can also be linked to the message content screen entered by the registrant.

FIG. 22 shows a simple flow of the notification process. That is, the in-hospital administrator inputs the content of notification from the notification screen displayed on the HDIRS screen (S70), and selects display destinations (partners) such as all MRs, MR of the specified company, and specified MR (S71). The notification information is stored in the notification information storage unit 116, and the notification information is read from the notification information storage unit 116 and displayed when the MR enters or leaves the room (S72). Next, the MR returns some message in response to the displayed notification (S73). This is the same mechanism for all MRs. A standard message is prepared for this message. Examples of the standard message include: I understand. Check immediately. We will send you materials later. I will contact you at a later date. Other than the above, MR inputs directly. The input information is recorded in the notification information storage unit 116, and a message input by the MR is displayed on the display screen for editing the notification of the hospital administrator, which is confirmed by the hospital administrator. For example, it is displayed on the screen of read or unread (S74).

On the other hand, the message input by the MR on the message input screen (S75) can also be confirmed on the notification editing screen. For example, a button for reading a message is provided on the screen for editing information, and by pressing the button, a message from the MR is read from the hospital activity history information storage unit 114 and displayed. The MR can also confirm on the screen when the hospital administrator has read the message entered in (S75) and the message entered in (S73) (S76). Therefore, the message input unit 124 of the entrance management function unit 120 and the notification processing unit 135 of the in-hospital management function unit 130 constitute the interactive bulletin board means of the present invention.

The display timing and the number of displays are as follows. Information for all MRs is displayed at the time of entry processing, and is displayed until MR presses the confirmation button. The new MR is displayed at the time of new registration and is displayed only at the time of new registration. The designated company is displayed at the end of the room entry process, and is displayed until MR presses the confirmation button. The designated MR is displayed at the end of the room entry process, and is displayed until the MR presses the confirmation button. Since the content of the notification can be read from an external flexible disk as long as it is a text, it is possible to save the trouble of inputting on the HDIRS.

Furthermore, this system has a questionnaire function. There is a screen interface for MR that allows simple questionnaires. The questionnaire results are automatically totaled by a totaling function prepared in the system and separately displayed on a screen, which can be disclosed to MR, and the results can be output in a CSV format file.

FIG. 19 shows a pharmaceutical sales promotion evaluation method using data obtained from the in-hospital activity history recording device (HDIRS) of the above-mentioned medical information staff. This evaluation method is a data processing / processing unit using MR input data 200 stored in the activity history information storage unit 114 of the HDIRS database 110 and the in-hospital data 300 determined separately by a medical information representative (MR). The data is processed / processed at 410, and the form / analysis processing unit 420 performs sales / analysis processing useful for sales to create a form, and the output form data 500 is mainly provided to a pharmaceutical company. is there. The MR input data 200 represents data output from HDIRS, and is the amount of advertisement for each company, for each person in charge of medical information (MR), and for each product, that is, data related to advertisement.

FIG. 20 shows an example of the file structure of the MR input data 200. The file structure includes a master file 210 and a data file 220. The master file 210 includes a company master file 211, a doctor master file 212, an MR master file 213, a product master file 214, a name master file 215, and a clinical department master file 216. In the company master file 211, a company name, a company code, a line of company name, an input flag, and an update flag are recorded as company information. The company name is a key of medical facility code + company code, and the company code includes an old company code, a company name Kana line, and a new company code.

In the doctor master file 212, a medical department code, a doctor name, a doctor code, an update flag, a temporary doctor code, and a formal doctor code are recorded as doctor information. The medical facility code is the key. The MR master file 213 includes, as MR information, MR code, company code, MR name, latest visit date, password, input information 1 to 10, presence of MR qualification, presence of pharmacist qualification, deletion flag, questionnaire flag Is described. The medical facility code is the key.

In the product master file 214, a product code, a product name, and an update flag are recorded as product information. The company code + product code is the key. In the name master file 215, a visit purpose code, a visit purpose content, and an update flag are recorded as visit purpose information. In the clinical department master file 216, clinical department codes, clinical department names, and update flags are recorded as clinical department information. The key is medical facility code + medical code.

In the data file 220, hospital attributes, data attributes, company information, MR information, doctor information, product information, and visit information are recorded for one visit. In the hospital attribute, a medical facility name, a medical facility code, a department name, and a department code are recorded. As the data attribute, the leaving date and the leaving time are recorded. The company name and company code are recorded as the company information. As MR information, MR name, MR code, MR qualification, and pharmacist qualification are recorded. As the doctor information, a doctor name and a doctor code are recorded. The product name, product code, and prescription status are recorded as product information. As the visit information, the date of entry, the entry time, the destination, the presence / absence of an appointment, and the name of the visit purpose are recorded.

In-hospital data refers to in-hospital drug purchases, prescriptions, dead stock, etc. FIG. 21 shows an example of hospital data 300. The file structure includes a facility information file 310 and a product information file 311. In the facility information file 310, a medical facility code, a ward classification, a ward code, a medical department code, a medical department classification, and a doctor code are recorded. The product information file 311 records a medical facility code, a doctor code, a product code, a product usage amount, a product purchase amount, and a drug price. The medical facility code, the doctor code, and the product code of the MR input data 200 and the hospital data 300 are made common.

Since the hospital data 300 is composed of various systems, the data processing / processing unit 410 processes and processes the data in order to integrate and analyze the MR input data 200, and then calculate and analyze the data. The unit 420 freely extracts and analyzes necessary information from the MR input data 200 and the hospital data 300 by SQL search or the like.

In addition, an analysis tool (regular analysis) is prepared in advance in the tabulation / analysis processing unit 420, and the following sales form data is output by pressing a button. The main types of sales form data are as follows. (I) Correlation between advertising volume and drug purchase, time series analysis (competitor product) (ii) Correlation between advertising volume and drug prescription, time series analysis (competitor product) (iii) MR evaluation, time Series analysis (relationship between interview time and drug prescription amount, etc.) (iv) All other analyzes that may be beneficial for sales ・ Promotion status of competitor products ・ Interview time, visit frequency, visit purpose situation of other company MRs・ Visit doctor cover status of other MRs (by area in charge) ・ Number of visits per MR etc. ・ Number of visit MRs per physician etc. ・ Number of visited physicians per MR etc. ・ Per number of interviews Status of the number of product advertisements, etc. ・ Other analysis The output period of sales reports may be monthly reports, quarterly reports, semi-annual reports, annual reports, and others.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a hospital activity recording apparatus for a medical information staff according to the present invention. 2A is a conceptual configuration diagram of the system of the apparatus in FIG. 1, and FIG. 2B is a conceptual diagram for a medical information person in charge to register basic information in the in-hospital activity recording apparatus. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a processing procedure of the room entry processing unit in FIG. 1. FIG. 4 is a transition diagram of the HDIRS screen when the process of FIG. 3 is executed. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a processing procedure of the leaving processing unit in FIG. 1. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a continuation procedure of the processing procedure of FIG. FIG. 7 is a transition diagram of the HDIRS screen during execution of the processing of FIGS. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing another specification of the processing procedure of the leaving processing unit of FIG. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a continuation procedure of the processing procedure of FIG. 10A is a conceptual diagram showing a state in which a plurality of HDIRSs are connected to each other via a LAN, FIG. 10B is a detailed screen configuration of a registrant list, and FIG. 10C is a list of registrants for browsing with a browser. It is a figure which shows a screen structure. FIG. 11A is an explanatory diagram of a mail transmission / reception function, FIG. 11B is a diagram showing a screen configuration of a registrant list viewed on a mobile phone, and FIG. 11C is an explanatory diagram of a call function. FIG. 12A is a diagram showing a registrant list screen configuration when executing a monitoring process of the registrant list function, and FIG. 12B is a diagram showing a monitored graph view screen 1 (day display). FIG. 13A is a diagram showing the graph view screen 2 (monthly display), and FIG. 13B is a diagram showing the graph view screen 3 (quarterly display). 14A shows the graph view screen 4 (half year display), and FIG. 14B shows the graph view screen 5 (year display). FIG. 15A is a diagram showing a list screen by date of visit status, and FIG. 15B is a diagram showing a list screen by company of visit status. FIG. 16 (A) is a diagram showing a check screen for the survey status immediately after the marketing of a new drug, and FIG. 16 (B) is a diagram showing a list of doctor-specific visit statuses. FIG. 17A is a diagram showing a message memo list screen from MR, and FIG. 17B is a diagram showing a date / visit number list screen. FIG. 18A is a diagram showing the day / visit number list screen, and FIG. 18B is a diagram showing the entry / exit number list screen by time zone. FIG. 19 is a conceptual diagram of a pharmaceutical sales promotion evaluation method using data obtained from the hospital activity history recording apparatus of the present invention. FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of a file structure of MR input data used in the evaluation method of FIG. FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of a file structure of in-hospital data used in the evaluation method of FIG. FIG. 22 is a diagram showing the flow of notification processing.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Main control part 101,103 Input device 102,104 Display apparatus 110 Database 111 Medicine information person in charge information storage part 112 Doctor information storage part 113 Pharmaceutical information storage part 114 MR in-hospital activity history information storage part 115 Company information storage part 116 Information Information storage unit 120 Entry / exit management function unit 121 Entry registration processing unit, 122 Entry processing unit, 123 Entry processing unit, 130 Management function unit 131 Monitoring processing unit 132 Communication / network management function unit 133 Master management function unit 134 Aggregation / analysis Monitor processing unit 135 Notification processing unit 136 Questionnaire processing unit

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An in-hospital activity recording device for medical information staff visiting a hospital, a medical information staff information storage section storing medical information staff information, and a doctor information storage section storing information on hospital-related persons such as doctors A drug information storage unit storing drug information, an entry / exit history of the person in charge of the drug information, information on doctors interviewed, and an activity history information storage unit recorded in association with the described drug information, The activity history of the corresponding drug information person in the activity history information storage unit based on the database and the entry / exit history entered from the input means at the time of entry / exit of the visiting drug information person, the interviewer and the explained drug information Based on the monitoring request input from the input means by the in-hospital administrator by means for updating information, the in-hospital activity of the medical information person in charge from the activity history information storage unit of the database Medical representatives of hospital activities recording apparatus characterized by reading the history and a monitoring means for displaying on the display means to create a variety of monitoring screens. It comprises a totaling / analyzing means for reading out the in-hospital activity history of the person in charge of medical information from the activity history information storage unit of the database and automatically creating various forms inside the in-hospital activity recording device. The in-hospital activity recording device for medical information staff according to claim 1. The medical information according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising means for reading a hospital activity history of the person in charge of medical information from the activity history information storage unit of the database and interactive message board means with the hospital administrator. In-hospital activity recording device for the person in charge. Each monitoring request is time-series activity history information for each person in charge of medical information. In response to this time-series activity history information request, the monitoring means creates a menu of multiple types of time units, and selects the menu. 4. The hospital activity recording apparatus for medical information personnel according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a graph view screen that is a time-series chart in a corresponding period unit is generated accordingly. 5. The monitoring request for time-series activity history information for each person in charge of medical information is performed by selecting a person in charge of medical information from a list of persons in charge of medical information displayed on the screen of the display means. In-hospital activity recording device for medical information staff in Japan. 6. The in-hospital activity recording device for medical information personnel according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the time-series graph view screen of the period unit displays a bar mark at a position corresponding to a date in the period in a predetermined period column. When the bar mark is clicked, the monitoring means searches the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit, and displays the visit date, visit time, and visitor name as a pop-up screen on the graph view screen. The in-hospital activity recording device for medical information staff according to claim 6. When a message is input from the person in charge of medical information to the in-hospital administrator, the color of the bar mark on the graph view screen is changed from the color of the other bar mark, and clicking on the bar mark also displays the message contents. The in-hospital activity recording apparatus for medical information personnel according to claim 7, which is displayed on a pop-up screen. The monitoring request is a request for visit information of a person in charge of medical information by date, and when a search period is entered, the monitoring means reads out the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit and displays the activity status by visit date. The in-hospital activity recording device for medical information personnel according to claim 4, wherein a screen of a list is generated and displayed. The monitoring request is a request for visit information by company. When a search period is entered, the monitoring means reads out the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit, and lists the visit status by the person in charge of medical information by company. The in-hospital activity recording device for medical information personnel according to claim 4, wherein the screen is generated and displayed. The monitoring request is a request for checking the status of the investigation immediately after the marketing of the new drug. When the sales period of the new drug is entered, the monitoring means searches for the new drug from the drug information stored in the drug information storage unit, and the activity history information storage unit. Search for information corresponding to a new drug from the activity history information recorded in, and generate and display a time-series chart of visit activity status (visit date, visitor name, etc.) Item 5. A hospital information recording device for medical information personnel according to item 4. The time-series monitoring screen of a survey situation immediately after market is a time-series chart in a predetermined period unit, and a bar mark is displayed at a position corresponding to a date in the period in a column of the predetermined period. In-hospital activity recording device for medical information staff in Japan. The monitoring request is a doctor-specific meeting situation. When a doctor is specified, the monitoring means searches history information about the specified doctor from the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit, and whether there is a visit every predetermined period. The in-hospital activity recording apparatus for medical information personnel according to claim 4, wherein a time-series list screen for displaying is generated and displayed. The message memo information to the in-hospital administrator input from the input means when the medical information person in charge enters and exits is stored in association with the activity history information of the corresponding medical information person in the activity history information storage unit. The in-hospital activity recording device for medical information staff according to claim 4. The monitoring request is message memo information from the person in charge of medical information to the in-hospital administrator. When a period is specified, the message information of the corresponding period in the activity history information storage part within the period is searched and a time series table is generated. The in-hospital activity recording device of the medical information representative according to claim 14 for displaying. The monitoring request is a list of visits by date, and if a period is specified, a list screen of the number of medical information personnel visited, the number of visiting doctors, and the number of product descriptions for each day within the period is generated and displayed. The in-hospital activity recording device for medical information personnel according to claim 4. The monitoring request is a list of the number of visits by day of the week, and if you specify a period, a screen with a list of the number of medical information personnel visited, the number of visiting doctors, and the number of product descriptions will be generated for each day of the week. The in-hospital activity recording device for medical information staff according to claim 4, wherein the device is displayed. The monitoring request is a list of the number of entering and leaving the room by time zone, and when a period is specified, the number of entering and leaving the room is generated and displayed for each time zone within the period. 4. In-hospital activity recording device for medical information personnel according to 4. A notification information storage unit is provided for inputting and storing notifications from the in-hospital administrator to the medical information staff. The notifications stored in the notification information storage section can be stored in various ways by the input means when the medical information staff enters or leaves the room. 5. The information processing apparatus according to claim 4, further comprising means for generating and displaying a notification content screen for displaying the notification information stored in the notification information storage unit on the display screen when inputting information. In-hospital activity recording device for medical information personnel. The activity related to the advertisement for each company, each drug information person, and each product acquired from the activity history information stored in the activity history information storage unit of the database by the in-hospital activity recording device of the drug information person according to claim 1 Use sales-related data that has been searched for historical information, and medical data stored in hospitals that store medical data including drug purchase volume, prescription volume, and dead stock volume in hospitals, and conduct statistical analysis processing useful for sales and sales forms A method for evaluating the promotion of pharmaceuticals, characterized by creating data.

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