JP2015219872A - Medical care record transfer system and medical care record transfer method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To transfer a medical care record of a patient recorded on a recording medium, to an arbitrary terminal device desired by the patient.SOLUTION: A medical care record transfer system S includes a mobile device 2 to be used by a user, and an input device 1 capable of communicating with the mobile device 2. The input device 1 includes: an input section 151 for inputting and receiving a diagnostic image 120 recorded on a recording medium 100; a storage section 12 for temporarily storing the input diagnostic image 120; and a medical care record transfer section 153 for transferring the stored diagnostic image 120 to the mobile device 2.

Description

  The present invention relates to a medical record transfer system and a medical record transfer method for transferring a medical record of a patient recorded on a recording medium to a mobile device used by the patient.

  Conventionally, medical records of medical institutions (for example, diagnostic images such as CT and MRI) are recorded on a recording medium such as a CD (compact disc) or USB, and are recorded by medical institutions such as patients, examinees, outpatients, and examiners. It was provided to users. For patients and the like, although their own medical records can be freely confirmed, the management becomes complicated because the number of stored recording media increases as the medical records increase.

  In view of such problems, the present applicant has already proposed a medical record management system shown in Patent Document 1. In this medical record management system, medical records can be centrally managed in the mobile device by transferring the medical records to a patient's mobile device instead of recording them on a recording medium such as a CD or USB.

Japanese Patent No. 5393905

  By using the medical record management system disclosed in Patent Document 1 proposed by the present applicant, it is not necessary to manage medical records with a recording medium, which is preferable. However, since many medical records have already been distributed via recording media, and many medical institutions still distribute medical records via recording media, further improvements to facilitate management of medical records by patients. Is required.

The present invention has been made in view of such a demand, and provides a medical record transfer system and a medical record transfer method for transferring a patient's medical record recorded on a recording medium to an arbitrary terminal device desired by the patient. The purpose is to do.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a medical record transfer system and a medical record transfer method in which a patient can acquire a diagnosis result of a doctor for a medical record transferred to a mobile device.

  In the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a medical record transfer system for transferring a medical record recorded on a recording medium from the recording medium to another device, the input device capable of reading the recording medium and the input A terminal device communicable with the device, the input device inputting the medical record from the recording medium, a storage unit temporarily storing the input medical record in the input device, and storage And a medical record transfer system that transfers the medical record to the terminal device.

  The medical record transfer unit of the input device may delete the medical record temporarily stored in the storage unit when the medical record is transferred.

  In addition, when the medical record is input, the input device further includes a code processing unit that generates and outputs connection information for communicating with the input device, and the terminal device receives the input information from the input device. An acquisition unit that acquires the output connection information; and a connection unit that establishes a connection with the input device based on the acquired connection information, and the medical record transfer unit of the input device May transfer the medical record to the terminal device using the established connection.

  Further, the image processing apparatus further includes an image interpretation device used by a doctor who interprets the medical record, the terminal device includes a patient-side transfer unit that transfers the medical record to the image interpretation device, and the image interpretation device includes the image interpretation performed by the doctor. It is good also as having a doctor side transfer part which transfers a result with respect to the said terminal device.

  Moreover, the patient side transfer part of the said terminal device is good also as transferring the comment received according to the user's input operation in relation to the said medical record to the said image interpretation apparatus.

  The image interpretation device includes a management unit that manages medical records in a hospital to which a doctor belongs, and a patient set for the user of the terminal device in the hospital when the medical records are transferred from the terminal device. It is good also as having a storage control part which attaches ID and memorizes the medical record in the management part.

  The apparatus further includes a relay device that relays transfer between the terminal device and the image interpretation device, and the patient-side transfer unit of the terminal device transfers the medical record to the image interpretation device via the relay device. The doctor transfer unit of the image interpretation device may transfer the image interpretation result to the terminal device via the relay device.

  In addition, the relay device includes a first transfer unit that transfers the medical record transferred via the patient side transfer unit to the interpretation device, and the interpretation result transferred via the doctor side transfer unit. A second transfer unit that transfers to the terminal device, wherein the first transfer unit or the second transfer unit transfers the medical record to the image interpretation device or the image interpretation to the terminal device. When the result is transferred, the transferred medical record or the interpretation result may be deleted from the relay device.

  In addition, the relay device further includes a selection unit that, when receiving the medical record from the terminal device, selects a doctor who interprets the medical record based on the type of the received medical record, The first transfer unit may transfer the medical record to an image interpretation device used by a doctor according to the selection by the selection unit.

  The selection unit of the relay device includes a third transfer unit that transfers information about the selected doctor to the terminal device, a specifying unit that specifies at least one doctor based on the selection information received from the terminal device, The first transfer unit of the relay device may transfer the medical record to an image interpretation device used by a doctor specified by the specifying unit.

  In addition, the third transfer unit of the relay device may transfer to the terminal device charge information about a charge related to diagnosis of medical records by the doctor together with information about the selected doctor.

  In addition, the selection unit of the relay device further includes a fee confirmation unit that transmits an outline of the medical record to the selected doctor and receives a reply of a fee when diagnosing the medical record from the doctor. The third transfer unit of the device may transfer the fee information to the terminal device based on the answer received by the fee confirmation unit.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a medical record transfer method for transferring a medical record recorded on a recording medium from the recording medium to another device. The medical record transfer method includes a step of inputting the medical record from the recording medium to an input device capable of communicating with a predetermined terminal device, and a step of temporarily storing the input medical record in the input device. And transferring the stored medical record to the terminal device.

It is a figure which shows the system configuration | structure of a medical record transfer system. It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of the medical record transfer system of 1st Embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the function structure of an input device. It is a block diagram which shows the function structure of a mobile apparatus. It is a figure which shows the operation example at the time of transferring a diagnostic image from an input device to a mobile device. It is a figure which shows an example of a diagnostic image. It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of the medical record transfer system of 1st Embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the function structure of a mobile apparatus. It is a block diagram which shows the function structure of a relay apparatus. It is a block diagram which shows the function structure of an image interpretation apparatus. It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of operation | movement at the time of transferring a diagnostic image to an image interpretation apparatus. It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of the medical record transfer system of 2nd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of operation | movement of the medical record transfer system of 2nd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the operation example of the medical record transfer system of 2nd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of the medical record transfer system of 3rd Embodiment.

[First Embodiment]
First, with reference to FIGS. 1-8, 1st Embodiment of the medical record transfer system S of this invention is described.

[Outline of medical record transfer system S]
First, the outline of the medical record transfer system S of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The medical record transfer system S of the present invention transfers a medical record distributed from a medical institution such as a hospital via the recording medium 100 to an arbitrary terminal device desired by the user from the recording medium 100. As an example, the data is transferred from the recording medium 100 to the mobile device 2 used by a user (patient, patient, hospital visitor, examiner, etc.), and can be managed centrally by the mobile device 2. The medical record transfer system S transfers the medical record transferred to the mobile device 2 to the image interpretation device 4 used by the doctor, receives a diagnosis by the doctor, and transfers the diagnosis result to the mobile device 2.

Note that the medical record distributed from the medical institution is data such as text, sound, image, and moving picture in which the content of medical treatment at the medical institution is recorded. The text and voice include an electronic medical record used in a medical institution, user information and examination contents, and a doctor's findings at the time of medical treatment. The images and moving images include still images and moving images such as various X-ray images, CT images, MRI images, ultrasonic images, and endoscopy images. Such medical records are stored and managed in various image storage communication systems (PACS, Picture Archiving and Communication System) used in medical institutions.
In the embodiment described below, various diagnostic images such as X-ray images and CT images will be described as medical records.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the medical record transfer system S includes an input device 1, a mobile device 2, a relay device 3, and an image interpretation device 4.

  The input device 1 reads a medical record distributed from a medical institution such as a hospital, stores it in a lossless compression format, and transfers it to the mobile device 2. Here, medical records may be stored and distributed in an auxiliary recording device such as a CD or USB, or may be uploaded and distributed to a PACS server. Therefore, a personal computer having a driver capable of reading an auxiliary recording device such as a CD or USB, a kiosk terminal accessible to the PACS server, or the like functions as the input device 1. The kiosk terminal is an information communication terminal that is installed in association with each hospital and capable of two-way communication. For example, the kiosk terminal performs in-hospital procedures, medical appointments, and the like according to the operation of a patient visiting the hospital.

  The mobile device 2 is a terminal device used by a user who uses the medical record transfer system S, and is, for example, a mobile device such as a smartphone, a mobile phone, or a tablet terminal that can be carried by the user. The relay device 3 is a server that controls a part of services in the medical record transfer system S, and relays exchanges between a user using the mobile device 2 and a doctor using the image interpretation device 4.

The image interpretation device 4 is a terminal device used by a doctor who diagnoses a user using medical records. As such an image interpretation device 4, for example, a hospital server 4A provided in a hospital can be adopted, or a doctor's personal doctor terminal 4B can be adopted. As an example, when a doctor belongs to a relatively large hospital, the medical record is transferred to the hospital server 4A. Further, for example, when the doctor is a practitioner, the medical record can be transferred to the doctor by transferring the medical record to the doctor terminal 4B for the individual doctor.
When the doctor reads the medical record using the image interpretation device 4, the doctor inputs the findings (diagnosis result) on the medical record to the image interpretation device 4. The diagnosis result input to the image interpretation device 4 is transferred to the mobile device 2 as necessary.

  The input device 1, the mobile device 2, the relay device 3, and the image interpretation device 4 are connected so as to be able to communicate with each other. As an example, the input device 1 and the mobile device 2 are communicably connected via short-range wireless communication such as WiFi (registered trademark) or a predetermined cable. Each of the mobile device 2, the relay device 3, and the image interpretation device 4 is connected to be communicable via a predetermined communication line such as the Internet.

  In the medical record transfer system S, when the user of the mobile device 2 acquires his medical record (diagnostic image) from the input device 1, the mobile device 2 displays the acquired diagnostic image in the relay device 3 in accordance with the user's operation. Forward. The relay device 3 selects a doctor who can diagnose the received diagnostic image, and transfers the diagnostic image to the image interpretation device 4 used by the doctor. When the doctor selected by the relay device 3 interprets this diagnostic image and creates a diagnosis result, the diagnosis result is transferred from the image interpretation device 4 to the mobile device 2 via the relay device 3.

[Transfer of diagnostic image to mobile device 2]
Next, an overview when transferring a diagnostic image to the mobile device 2 will be described with reference to FIG.
Since the mobile device 2 is a terminal device that is portable, it is common that a drive device such as a CD-ROM drive is not provided. Therefore, the mobile device 2 cannot directly acquire the diagnostic image provided from the medical institution from the recording medium 100. Therefore, in the medical record transfer system S, the diagnostic image is transferred from the recording medium 100 to the input device 1 and then transferred from the input device 1 to the mobile device 2.

Specifically, a predetermined software program is installed in the input device 1, and when a diagnostic image is read from the recording medium 100, the input device 1 temporarily stores the diagnostic image in a predetermined folder, A two-dimensional code 110 such as a QR code (registered trademark) including connection information for enabling access to the input device 1 is generated and output. The mobile device 2 acquires connection information by reading the two-dimensional code 110 output from the input device 1, establishes a connection with the input device 1 based on this connection information, and receives a diagnostic image from the input device 1. To get.
Here, the connection information is, for example, information such as the IP address of the input device 1, the port number, the WiFi network name to be used, and the folder location where the diagnostic image is stored.

  As an example, when a diagnostic image is distributed to a user by being uploaded to a PACS server or a medical device, the user operates a kiosk terminal or a computer (input device 1) in the hospital to display a diagnostic image to be transferred. select. Upon accepting this selection, the kiosk terminal or computer reads the diagnostic image selected from the PACS server or medical device and displays the two-dimensional code 110 on the display unit. Thereafter, when the user reads the two-dimensional code 110 using the mobile device 2, the mobile device 2 acquires connection information from the two-dimensional code 110. The mobile device 2 communicates with the kiosk terminal using this connection information, and acquires the user's own diagnostic image.

  When the diagnostic image is stored on a CD and distributed to the user, the user reads the CD on the terminal device using an arbitrary terminal device (input device 1) such as a PC. Then, since the two-dimensional code 110 is displayed on the display unit of the terminal device, the mobile device 2 establishes a connection with the terminal device and acquires a diagnostic image from the terminal device by reading the two-dimensional code. To do.

[Configuration of Input Device 1 and Mobile Device 2]
Next, a specific configuration for transferring a diagnostic image to the mobile device 2 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3A is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the input device 1, and FIG. 3B is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the mobile device 2.

  As illustrated in FIG. 3A, the input device 1 includes a reading unit 11, a storage unit 12, an output unit 13, a communication unit 14, and a control unit 15.

The reading unit 11 is a CD-ROM drive, a USB port, or the like, reads the recording medium 100, and acquires a diagnostic image stored in the recording medium 100. The diagnostic image read through the reading unit 11 is stored in a predetermined area of the storage unit 12.
The storage unit 12 includes, for example, a ROM and a RAM, and stores various programs and various data for causing the input device 1 to function. The storage unit 12 temporarily stores a diagnostic image read from the recording medium 100.

The output unit 13 includes, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) display. The output unit 13 outputs the two-dimensional code 110 according to the control of the control unit 15. Note that the two-dimensional code 110 only needs to be readable by the mobile device 2, and is not limited to output via a display, but may be output by printing.
The communication unit 14 is a communication interface (hereinafter referred to as a communication IF) that performs communication with an external device. For example, a communication IF that performs communication via the Internet, a communication IF that performs communication via short-range wireless communication, or the like. A communication IF that performs communication via a cable or the like. In the present embodiment, when the input device 1 communicates with the mobile device 2, the input device 1 performs communication via short-range wireless communication or a cable.

  The control part 15 is comprised by CPU, for example. The control unit 15 performs overall control of functions related to the input device 1 by executing various programs stored in the storage unit 12, and functions as the input unit 151, the code processing unit 152, and the medical record transfer unit 153. To do.

The input unit 151 reads the diagnostic images of the user stored in the recording medium 100 (CD, USB, PACS server, etc.) via the reading unit 11, stores them in the storage unit 12, and lists the read diagnostic images. Is output from the output unit 13.
When a diagnostic image is input to the input device 1, the code processing unit 152 generates a two-dimensional code 110 having connection information for communicating with the input device 1 and outputs the two-dimensional code 110 from the output unit 13.

  The medical record transfer unit 153 transfers the diagnostic image stored in the storage unit 12 to the mobile device 2 using a connection established via the connection information. At this time, when the diagnostic record transfer unit 153 transfers the diagnostic image to the mobile device 2, it erases all the diagnostic images stored in the storage unit 12. Thereby, it can prevent that a diagnostic image remains in the input device 1, and can protect personal information appropriately.

  3B, the mobile device 2 includes a reading unit 21, a storage unit 22, a display unit 23, an input unit 24, a communication unit 25, and a control unit 26. The

The reading unit 21 is an imaging unit such as a camera, for example, and acquires various types of information included in the two-dimensional code 110 by imaging the two-dimensional code 110.
The storage unit 22 includes, for example, a ROM and a RAM, and stores various programs and various data for causing the mobile device 2 to function. Further, the storage unit 22 stores the diagnostic image transferred from the input device 1 and the diagnostic result transferred from the image interpretation device 4.

The display unit 23 is configured by, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) display. The display unit 23 displays the diagnostic image and the diagnostic result stored in the storage unit 12 according to the control of the control unit 26.
The input unit 24 includes, for example, a button, a contact sensor arranged so as to be superimposed on the display unit 23, and receives an input operation from the user.

  The communication unit 25 is a communication IF that performs communication with an external device. For example, a communication IF that performs communication via the Internet or the like, a communication IF that performs communication via short-range wireless communication, a cable, or the like. It is a communication IF that performs communication. In the present embodiment, when the mobile device 2 communicates with the input device 1, the mobile device 2 performs communication via short-range wireless communication or a cable. When the mobile device 2 communicates with the relay device 3, the mobile device 2 performs communication via the Internet or the like.

  The control part 26 is comprised by CPU, for example. The control unit 26 executes various programs stored in the storage unit 22 to comprehensively control functions related to the mobile device 2, and functions as an acquisition unit 251, a connection unit 252, and a reception unit 253.

  The acquisition unit 251 acquires connection information included in the two-dimensional code 110 via the reading unit 21. The connection unit 252 establishes a connection with the input device 1 based on the acquired connection information. The receiving unit 253 receives the diagnostic image transferred from the input device 1 based on the established connection and stores it in the storage unit 22.

Here, an example of a diagnostic image is shown in FIG. The diagnostic image 120 is image data according to a predetermined standard such as DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine), and includes at least image information 121 and header information 122 as shown in FIG.
The image information 121 is an image taken by CT, MR, or the like, and includes an arrow, a comment, or the like attached by a doctor as necessary. The header information 122 is metadata indicating the attribute of the diagnostic image. The header information 122 can include, for example, arbitrary information such as patient information related to the patient of the diagnostic image, imaging information indicating a part of the diagnostic image, and doctor information related to the doctor who created the diagnostic image.

[Example of operation when transferring diagnostic image to mobile device 2]
Next, FIG. 4 shows an operation example when transferring a diagnostic image to the mobile device 2. When the input unit 151 of the input device 1 reads a diagnostic image from the recording medium 100, diagnostic image list information is output from the output unit 13 of the input device 1. FIG. 4A shows an example of list information of diagnostic images output from the input device 1. When the user selects a diagnostic image to be transferred on the list screen, the code processing unit 152 outputs (displays or prints) the two-dimensional code 110. This two-dimensional code 110 has various information (for example, an IP address, a port number, a WiFi network name to be used, etc.) for establishing a connection with the input device 1.

  In the mobile device 2, when the reading unit 21 reads the two-dimensional code 110, the acquisition unit 251 acquires connection information included in the two-dimensional code 110, and based on the connection information acquired by the connection unit 252, the input device 1 Establish a connection for. When the connection is established in this way, the medical record transfer unit 153 of the input device 1 and the reception unit 253 of the mobile device 2 transfer diagnostic images through the established connection. As a result, the diagnostic image is transferred from the input device 1 to the mobile device 2 as shown in FIG.

  When the diagnostic image is transferred from the input device 1 to the mobile device 2 in this way, the mobile device 2 stores the transferred diagnostic image in the storage unit 22. On the other hand, when the transfer to the mobile device 2 is completed, the input device 1 erases all of the diagnostic images read from the recording medium 100 and makes it impossible for other users to acquire diagnostic images.

  When the recording medium 100 for storing the diagnostic image is a recording medium that can be directly read by the mobile device 2 such as an SD card, the mobile device 2 may acquire the diagnostic image directly from the recording medium 100. Good.

[Transfer of diagnostic image to interpretation device 4 (doctor)]
Next, an overview of transferring a diagnostic image from the mobile device 2 to the image interpretation device 4 will be described with reference to FIG.
When the diagnostic image is transferred to the mobile device 2, the user may request a doctor's diagnosis for the diagnostic image. In this case, in the medical record transfer system S, the diagnostic image is transferred from the mobile device 2 to the image interpretation device 4 used by the doctor. When the user's diagnostic image is transferred to the doctor, the doctor interprets the diagnostic image and provides the diagnosis result (interpretation report) to the user.

At this time, in the medical record transfer system S of the present embodiment, it is possible to relay transfer of diagnostic images and diagnosis results via the relay device 3, and between the mobile device 2 and the image interpretation device 4 without the relay device 3. Diagnostic images and diagnostic results can also be transferred directly between them.
As an example, when the doctor's hospital is far away or when there is no time to go to the hospital, the diagnostic image is relayed via the relay device 3 so that the doctor can be diagnosed without taking time. Further, it is preferable that the diagnostic image is directly transferred from the mobile device 2 without using the Internet or the like, so that the user himself / herself can control the transfer status of the diagnostic image.

Next, a specific configuration for transferring a diagnostic image from the mobile device 2 to the image interpretation device 4 will be described with reference to FIG. 7A is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the mobile device 2, FIG. 7B is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the relay device 3, and FIG. 7C is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the image interpretation device 4. .
In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the structure same as the structure already demonstrated, and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

As illustrated in FIG. 7A, the mobile device 2 includes a storage unit 22, a display unit 23, an input unit 24, a communication unit 25, and a control unit 26.
The control unit 26 comprehensively controls functions related to the mobile device 2 by executing various programs stored in the storage unit 22, and a registration information management unit 264, a patient side transfer unit 265, a diagnosis result receiving unit 266 and a diagnostic result reflecting unit 267.

The registration information management unit 264 transmits registration information to the relay device 3 and performs use authentication for the user to use each function of the relay device 3. In the medical record transfer system S of this embodiment, the transfer of the diagnostic image from the input device 1 to the mobile device 2 does not require user registration, but the use of the relay device 3 requires user registration. The registration information management unit 264 performs usage authentication accompanying this user registration.
In this way, when the transfer range of the diagnostic image is extended up to the mobile device 2, the user registration is not requested, and the user registration is requested when not only the mobile device 2 but also the relay device 3 is set as the transfer range. Security can be improved, which is preferable.

The patient side transfer unit 265 transfers the diagnostic image to the image interpretation device 4. The diagnostic image to be transferred is at least one diagnostic image arbitrarily selected by the user. For example, by transferring both a diagnostic image taken when healthy and a diagnostic image taken when it is diagnosed that there is a part that seems to be abnormal to the doctor, A diagnosis can be performed while making a comparison, which is preferable.
As described above, the transfer of the diagnostic image may be performed via the relay device 3 or directly from the mobile device 2. In addition, the patient side transfer part 265 is good also as transferring the comment received according to a user's input operation in association with a diagnostic image. For example, it is preferable that a doctor can perform a more appropriate diagnosis by receiving a comment on the user's medical history, symptoms, examination purpose, and the like and transferring it in association with a diagnostic image.

  The diagnosis result receiving unit 266 receives a doctor's diagnosis result for the diagnostic image from the image interpretation device 4. The diagnosis result may be received via the relay device 3 or may be directly received from the image interpretation device 4.

  The diagnostic result reflecting unit 267 reflects the diagnostic result received from the doctor on the diagnostic image stored in the storage unit 22. For example, the diagnosis result reflecting unit 267 reflects information such as an arrow and a comment inserted by the doctor who requested the diagnosis, and the area, length, size, and the like of the predetermined part in the diagnostic image stored in the storage unit 22. .

  Next, the configuration of the relay device 3 will be described. As illustrated in FIG. 7B, the relay device 3 includes a storage unit 31, a communication unit 32, and a control unit 33.

The storage unit 31 includes a ROM, a RAM, and the like, and stores various programs and various data for causing the relay device 3 to function. Further, the storage unit 31 includes a member information storage unit 311 of a user who uses the relay device 3 and a doctor information storage unit 312 of a doctor to be introduced.
For example, the member information storage unit 311 stores authentication information such as a password, attribute information of the user, and the like in association with the user to be used and the mobile device 2 of the user. In addition, the doctor information storage unit 312 stores various types of information such as a department, a specialized field, and a hospital to which the doctor is associated in association with the doctor who transfers the diagnostic image. The various types of information associated with these doctors are used to specify the type of diagnostic image that can be diagnosed by the doctor.

  The communication unit 32 is a communication IF that performs communication with an external device. For example, the communication unit 32 is a communication IF that performs communication via the Internet or the like. In the present embodiment, when the relay device 3 communicates with the input device 1 or the image interpretation device 4, the relay device 3 performs communication via the Internet or the like.

  The control part 33 is comprised by CPU, for example. The control unit 33 comprehensively controls functions related to the relay device 3 by executing various programs stored in the storage unit 31, and includes a registration information management unit 331, a reception unit 332, a first transfer unit 333, It functions as a diagnostic result receiving unit 334 and a second transfer unit 335.

  The registration information management unit 331 performs user usage authentication based on the registration information transmitted from the mobile device 2. Specifically, the registration information management unit 331 checks the registration information transmitted from the mobile device 2 with information stored in the member information storage unit 311 and permits the use of the matching user.

  The receiving unit 332 receives the diagnostic image transferred from the mobile device 2 and temporarily stores it in the storage unit 31.

The first transfer unit 333 refers to the doctor information storage unit 312, selects a doctor who can diagnose the received diagnostic image, and transfers the diagnostic image to the image interpretation device 4 associated with the selected doctor. Although the doctor selection method is arbitrary, the first transfer unit 333 compares, for example, various information included in the header information of the diagnostic image with the information of the doctor, and the clinical department or specialized field determines the type of the diagnostic image. Choose at least one doctor who is suitable. As an example, if the diagnostic image is an MRI image of the brain, a neurosurgeon physician is selected. At this time, at least one doctor may be selected from a plurality of doctors based on the relationship with the doctor who created the diagnostic image. Here, based on the relationship, for example, not selecting the doctor who created the diagnostic image, not selecting or preferentially selecting the doctor of the hospital to which the doctor belongs, the doctor of the affiliated hospital of the hospital Is not selected or is preferentially selected. Of course, it is good also as selecting the doctor who transfers a diagnostic image by receiving selection of a doctor from a user via a predetermined selection screen.
When the first transfer unit 333 transfers the diagnostic image to the image interpretation device 4, the first transfer unit 333 deletes the transferred diagnostic image (that is, the diagnostic image received from the mobile device 2) from the storage unit 31.

The diagnosis result receiving unit 334 receives the diagnosis result transferred from the image interpretation device 4 and temporarily stores it in the storage unit 31.
The second transfer unit 335 transfers the received diagnosis result to the mobile device 2. At this time, when the second transfer unit 335 transfers the diagnosis result to the mobile device 2, the second transfer unit 335 deletes the transferred diagnosis result (that is, the diagnosis result received from the image interpretation device 4) from the storage unit 31.

  Next, the configuration of the image interpretation device 4 will be described. As illustrated in FIG. 7C, the image interpretation device 4 includes a storage unit 41, a display unit 42, a communication unit 43, an input unit 44, a control unit 45, and an in-hospital database 46.

The storage unit 41 includes, for example, a ROM and a RAM, and stores various programs and various data for causing the image interpretation device 4 to function.
The display unit 42 includes, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) display. The display unit 42 displays various types of information such as diagnostic images under the control of the control unit 45.

  The communication unit 43 is a communication IF that performs communication with an external device. For example, a communication IF that performs communication via the Internet, a communication IF that performs communication via short-range wireless communication, and a communication via a cable. Is a communication IF. In the present embodiment, when the image interpretation device 4 communicates with the mobile device 2, the image interpretation device 4 performs communication via short-range wireless communication, a cable, or the like. When the image interpretation device 4 communicates with the relay device 3, the image interpretation device 4 communicates via the Internet or the like.

The input unit 44 includes, for example, a button, a contact sensor arranged so as to be superimposed on the display unit 42, and the like. An input operation from a doctor who diagnoses a diagnostic image or an input operation from a patient visiting a hospital Accept.
The in-hospital database 46 is a database provided in a server accessible by the image interpretation device 4 or provided in the image interpretation device 4 itself. The in-hospital database 46 stores medical records such as diagnostic images and electronic medical records related to the patient in association with a patient ID that can identify the patient in the hospital.

  The control part 45 is comprised by CPU, for example. The control unit 45 executes various programs stored in the storage unit 41 to comprehensively control functions related to the image interpretation device 4, and receives the reception unit 451, the storage control unit 452, the diagnosis result reception unit 453, and the doctor. It functions as a side transfer unit 454.

  The receiving unit 451 receives the diagnostic image transferred directly from the mobile device 2 or via the relay device 3.

The storage control unit 452 changes the patient ID set in the received diagnostic image to the patient ID set for the user of the mobile device 2 in the hospital and stores it in the in-hospital database 46.
In certain standards such as DICOM, the ID of a patient may be added to the header information of a diagnostic image. Normally, information about patients is managed independently at each hospital, so even if the patient is the same patient Each hospital has a different patient ID.

Therefore, if the user of the received diagnostic image has used the hospital in the past and the patient ID of the hospital has already been assigned to the user, the storage control unit 452 receives the header information of the diagnostic image. Is automatically changed to a patient ID in the hospital. In addition, when the user of the received diagnostic image is a patient who uses the hospital for the first time, the storage control unit 452 sets a new patient ID for the patient, and sets the ID included in the header information of the diagnostic image. It is good also as changing to this new patient ID automatically, and it is good also as using as it is, without changing ID contained in the header information of a diagnostic image.
Thus, by automatically associating the patient ID and the diagnostic image, management in the hospital is facilitated, which is preferable.

  Whether or not the user of the diagnostic image is a patient at the transfer destination hospital can be determined by an arbitrary method. As an example, the determination may be made by comparing the patient information included in the header information of the diagnostic image with various information stored in the in-hospital database 46, and from the mobile device 2 when transferring the diagnostic image. It is good also as determining by receiving the input about the presence or absence of the past medical examination. In the medical record transfer system S, member registration is requested to transfer a diagnostic image. Therefore, it is possible to determine whether or not the user of the diagnostic image is a patient at the transfer destination hospital by associating this registration information with information in the hospital in advance.

The diagnosis result receiving unit 453 receives a diagnosis result made by the doctor on the received diagnostic image and stores it in the in-hospital database 46. The diagnosis result includes, for example, information such as an arrow or comment inserted in the diagnostic image, the area, length, size, etc. of the predetermined part.
The doctor side transfer unit 454 reads the diagnosis result from the in-hospital database 46 and transfers it to the mobile device 2. The transfer of the diagnosis result may be performed directly from the image interpretation device 4 to the mobile device 2 or may be performed by relaying the relay device 3.

[Outline of operation when transferring diagnostic image to interpretation device 4]
The configuration of the mobile device 2, the relay device 3, and the image interpretation device 4 configuring the medical record transfer system S has been described above. Next, an operation when transferring a diagnostic image from the mobile device 2 to the image interpretation device 4 and transferring a diagnosis result from the image interpretation device 4 to the mobile device 2 will be described with reference to FIG. In the example illustrated in FIG. 8, the diagnostic image and the diagnostic result are relayed via the relay device 3.

  As shown in FIG. 8, in step S1, the registration information management unit 264 of the mobile device 2 and the registration information management unit 331 of the relay device 3 perform user authentication processing. When authentication is completed in this process, the subsequent process becomes possible.

  Subsequently, when the user selects at least one diagnostic image from the diagnostic images stored in the mobile device 2, the patient-side transfer unit 265 of the mobile device 2 relays the selected diagnostic image in step S2. Transfer to device 3. After that, when the receiving unit 332 of the relay device 3 receives the diagnostic image, in step S3, the first transfer unit 333 selects a doctor who can diagnose the diagnostic image, and the interpretation device 4 that can be used by the selected doctor. In contrast, the diagnostic image is transferred. At this time, the first transfer unit 333 deletes the transferred diagnostic image from the relay device 3.

  Subsequently, when the receiving unit 451 of the image interpretation device 4 receives a diagnostic image, the storage control unit 452 stores the received diagnostic image in the in-hospital database 46 in step S4. At this time, the storage control unit 452 changes the patient ID attached to the diagnostic image to the patient ID in the own hospital and stores it in the in-hospital database 46. Thereafter, when the doctor interprets the diagnostic image and summarizes necessary additional examinations and treatment advice as diagnostic results, the diagnostic result accepting unit 453 of the interpretation device 4 accepts the diagnostic results from the in-hospital database 46 in step S5.

  Subsequently, in step S <b> 6, the doctor-side transfer unit 454 of the image interpretation device 4 transfers the received diagnosis result to the relay device 3. When the diagnosis result receiving unit 334 of the relay device 3 receives the diagnosis result, the second transfer unit 335 transfers the received diagnosis result to the mobile device 2 in step S7. At this time, the second transfer unit 335 deletes the transferred diagnosis result from the relay device 3.

  Subsequently, when the diagnostic result receiving unit 266 of the mobile device 2 receives the diagnostic result, the diagnostic result reflecting unit 267 reflects the diagnostic result on the diagnostic image stored in the mobile device 2 and presents it to the user. . For example, information such as an arrow or comment inserted by a doctor and the area, length, size, etc. of a predetermined part is reflected in the diagnostic image.

[Effect of medical record transfer system S]
According to the medical record transfer system S of the first embodiment described above, when a diagnostic image is stored in the recording medium 100 and distributed from a medical institution such as a hospital, the user reads the recording medium 100 with the input device 1. , Temporarily stored in the input device 1. Thereafter, the user stores the diagnostic image in the mobile device 2 by receiving the transfer of the diagnostic image from the input device 1. Thereby, the medical record of the user recorded on the recording medium 100 can be transferred to the mobile device 2 used by the user. As a result, since the medical records of the user can be centrally managed by the mobile device 2, for example, it is possible to easily compare a record when healthy and a record when there is an abnormality. The progress status and the like can be easily grasped.

  At this time, since the diagnostic image temporarily stored in the input device 1 is deleted when the transfer to the mobile device 2 is completed, it is possible to prevent the diagnostic image from remaining in the input device 1 and to store personal information. Can be properly protected.

  Further, when the input device 1 reads a diagnostic image from the recording medium 100, the input device 1 generates and outputs a two-dimensional code having connection information for communication. By performing communication between the input device 1 and the mobile device 2 based on this connection information, it is possible to easily establish a connection by using the two-dimensional code reading function that the mobile device 2 normally has. It is.

In the medical record transfer system S, the diagnostic image stored in the mobile device 2 is transferred to the image interpretation device 4 used by the doctor, and the diagnosis result is transferred from the image interpretation device 4 to the mobile device 2. Thereby, since the user can always receive the diagnosis of the doctor with respect to a diagnostic image, the convenience improves.
The transfer of the diagnostic image and the diagnostic result may be directly performed between the mobile device 2 and the image interpretation device 4 or may be performed via the relay device 3. For example, when the doctor's hospital is far away or when there is no time to go to the hospital, it is preferable to relay the diagnostic image via the relay device 3 to receive the doctor's diagnosis without taking time. Further, it is preferable that the diagnostic image is directly transferred from the mobile device 2 without using the Internet or the like, so that the user himself / herself can control the transfer status of the diagnostic image.

At this time, it is preferable that a doctor can perform a more appropriate diagnosis by transferring comments about the user's medical history, symptoms, examination purpose and the like together with the diagnostic image to the image interpretation device 4.
In addition, when the image interpretation device 4 receives a diagnostic image, the diagnostic image can be associated with a past medical record by adding a patient ID in the hospital to the diagnostic image and stored. It can be centrally managed and is suitable.

[Second Embodiment]
The medical record transfer system S according to the first embodiment has been described above. Next, a second embodiment of the medical record transfer system S of the present invention will be described. In the first embodiment, when a diagnostic image is transferred from the mobile device 2, the relay device 3 determines a doctor who can diagnose the diagnostic image and transfers the diagnostic image to the doctor.
Here, a user who receives a diagnosis may desire to select a doctor to be diagnosed by himself / herself. Therefore, in the medical record transfer system S of the second embodiment, when the relay device 3 determines a candidate for a doctor who can diagnose a diagnostic image, the user of the mobile device 2 selects a doctor to be diagnosed from the candidates. It is said.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an outline of the medical record transfer system S of the second embodiment. As shown in FIG. 9, in the medical record transfer system S of the second embodiment, the mobile device 2 transfers information indicating the type of diagnostic image to the relay device 3. The relay device 3 selects at least one doctor from a large number of doctors based on information indicating the type of diagnostic image, and introduces it to the user of the mobile device 2.
Note that the information indicating the type of diagnostic image is information used to select a doctor who can diagnose the diagnostic image from among a large number of doctors. For example, information indicating an imaging region, an imaging medical image device, and the like. It is. The relay device 3 has a database (doctor information storage unit 312) that stores various information such as the departments, specialized fields, hospitals, and the like of a large number of doctors, and performs the diagnosis based on information indicating the type of diagnostic image. Doctor candidates who can diagnose the image are selected and introduced to the user of the mobile device 2.

[Overview of actions when introducing a doctor]
FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of the medical record transfer system S of the second embodiment. In addition, illustration is abbreviate | omitted about the part which is common in 1st Embodiment. In other words, the operation after transferring the diagnostic image from the relay device 3 to the image interpretation device 4 (step S3) is the same as in the first embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the mobile device 2 of the second embodiment further includes an inquiry unit 268, an introduction receiving unit 269, and a selection unit 270, and the relay device 3 includes an inquiry reception unit 336, a selection unit. 337, a fee confirmation unit 338, a third transfer unit 339, and a specifying unit 340 are further included.

  The inquiry unit 268 inquires of the relay apparatus 3 about a doctor who can diagnose the diagnostic image. More specifically, in step S11, the inquiry unit 268 transmits information indicating the type of diagnostic image, and inquires the relay apparatus 3 about a doctor who can diagnose the diagnostic image. Here, it is necessary to introduce the doctor before transferring the diagnostic image to the image interpretation device 4. When a doctor diagnoses a diagnostic image, the diagnostic image itself is necessary. However, the diagnostic image itself is not necessary at the stage of introducing the doctor, and information indicating the type of the diagnostic image is sufficient. Therefore, the inquiry unit 268 makes an inquiry to the doctor using at least information indicating the type of the diagnostic image.

When the inquiry reception unit 336 of the relay device 3 receives an inquiry from the mobile device 2, the selection unit 337 selects at least one doctor from among many doctors. For example, the selection unit 337 collates information indicating the type of diagnostic image (such as an imaging region) with various information stored in the doctor information storage unit 312 and selects a doctor who can diagnose this diagnostic image.
Subsequently, the fee confirmation unit 338 of the relay device 3 acquires fee information when the selected doctor diagnoses the diagnostic image. The method for acquiring the fee information is arbitrary. For example, the fee confirmation unit 244 notifies the doctor selected by the selection unit 243 of the outline of the diagnostic image and also determines the fee for diagnosing the diagnostic image from the doctor. Accept answers. When fee information is stored in the doctor information storage unit 312, the fee confirmation unit 338 may read the fee information from the doctor information storage unit 312 without confirming the fee to the doctor.

  Subsequently, in step S <b> 12, the third transfer unit 339 transfers information related to the selected doctor to the mobile device 2. The information on the doctor is arbitrary information used by the user to select the doctor, for example, information on the doctor's department, specialized field, career, age, hospital, etc., and diagnoses as necessary. It is good also as including the charge information at the time of receiving.

  Subsequently, when the introduction receiving unit 269 of the mobile device 2 receives the introduction information from the relay device 3, the selection unit 270 of the mobile device 2 is introduced based on the user's selection operation received via the input unit 24. Select at least one doctor from the doctors. When the user selects a doctor, in step S2, the patient-side transfer unit 265 of the mobile device 2 transfers the diagnostic image together with the doctor selection information to the relay device 3.

  In the relay device 3, when the receiving unit 332 receives the selection information and the diagnostic image from the mobile device 2, the specifying unit 340 specifies the doctor selected by the user based on the selection information. Subsequently, in step S3, the first transfer unit 333 transfers the diagnostic image to be diagnosed to the image interpretation device 4 used by the identified doctor.

Here, FIG. 11 shows a specific operation example of the medical record transfer system S of the second embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 11A, the mobile device 2 displays a list of diagnostic images stored in the mobile device 2. When the user selects a diagnostic image desired to be diagnosed by the doctor from this list and operates the “send button”, information indicating the type of the selected diagnostic image is transmitted from the mobile device 2 to the relay device 3.

  Then, the relay device 3 refers to the doctor information storage unit 312 and selects one or more doctors capable of diagnosing the diagnostic image from a plurality of doctors. In FIG. 11B, the relay device 3 selects three doctors A, C, and D. When the relay device 3 selects a doctor, the relay device 3 transmits various information about the doctor (charge information, affiliated hospital, career, etc.) to the mobile device 2. Then, the doctor selected by the relay device 3 is displayed on the mobile device 2 so as to be selectable.

  As shown in FIG. 11C, when the user selects one doctor from the doctors introduced from the relay device 3, the diagnostic image to be diagnosed is transferred from the mobile device 2 to the relay device 3 together with the doctor selection information. Is done. The relay device 3 relays communication between the mobile device 2 and the image interpretation device 4, and transfers the diagnostic image transferred from the mobile device 2 to the image interpretation device 4 used by the selected doctor. Then, the image interpretation device 4 changes the ID attached to the diagnostic image to a patient ID in the hospital and stores it in the in-hospital database 46. When the user is a patient who uses the hospital for the first time, the image interpretation device 4 may store a new patient ID for the diagnostic image in the in-hospital database 46, and may be included in the diagnostic image. The diagnostic image may be stored in the hospital database 46 without changing the ID.

  Thereafter, when the doctor accesses the in-hospital database 46, interprets the diagnostic image, and creates a diagnosis result for the diagnostic image, the image interpretation device 4 communicates with the mobile device 2 via the relay device 3 as shown in FIG. Transfer diagnostic results. When receiving the diagnosis result, the mobile device 2 reflects the diagnosis result in the diagnostic image stored in the mobile device 2 and presents it to the user.

According to the medical record transfer system S of the second embodiment described above, since the user can select a doctor himself / herself, a diagnostic image can be prevented from being provided to a doctor that the user does not want to use, and the user can use it with confidence. be able to.
At this time, when the doctor is introduced to the user, the fee information is also notified, so that the user can request the introduced doctor for diagnosis with peace of mind. The fee information may be stored in advance or may be calculated by obtaining an answer from a doctor.

[Third Embodiment]
The medical record transfer system S of the first and second embodiments has been described above. In the medical record transfer system S of the first and second embodiments, the diagnostic image stored in the recording medium 100 is transferred to the mobile device 2 used by the user. On the other hand, the medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment transfers the diagnostic image stored in the recording medium 100 to the hospital server 4A (that is, the PACS server in the hospital).

When a diagnostic image is distributed via the recording medium 100, the user may bring the recording medium 100 directly to the hospital. The medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment is suitably used in such a case, and transfers a diagnostic image stored in the recording medium 100 that the user has brought to the hospital from the recording medium 100 to the PACS server in the hospital. To do.
Therefore, in the medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment, the PACS server in the hospital corresponds to any terminal device desired by the user. In the medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment, a kiosk terminal installed in a hospital corresponds to the input device 1, and an auxiliary recording device such as a CD or USB or the mobile device 2 corresponds to the recording medium 100.

  FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an outline of the medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment. As shown in FIG. 12, in the third embodiment, the input device 1 includes a code processing unit 152, an input unit 151, and a medical record transfer unit 153.

  When the mobile device 2 is used as the recording medium 100, it is necessary to establish a connection between the mobile device 2 and the input device 1. Therefore, the code processing unit 152 establishes a connection with the mobile device 2 as the recording medium 100. For example, the code processing unit 152 outputs a two-dimensional code including connection information, and causes the mobile device 2 to read the two-dimensional code, thereby establishing a connection.

  The input unit 151 acquires a diagnostic image from the recording medium 100 and temporarily stores it in the input device 1. For example, when an auxiliary recording device such as a CD or USB is used as the recording medium 100, the input unit 151 reads the CD or USB and acquires a stored diagnostic image. When the mobile device 2 is used as the recording medium 100, the input unit 151 acquires a diagnostic image from the mobile device 2 using short-range wireless communication or the like.

  The medical record transfer unit 153 transfers the diagnostic image acquired via the input unit 151 to the hospital server 4A and stores it in the hospital server 4A. At this time, in the medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment, when the diagnostic image is transferred to the hospital-side server 4A, the patient ID included in the diagnostic image is changed to the patient ID in the hospital. Such a method for changing a patient ID is as described above. However, in the medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment, the patient ID can be changed using the following method.

  In the medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment, a user who visits a hospital with the recording medium 100 transfers his / her diagnostic image to the hospital server 4A using the input device 1 (kiosk terminal). Such a user is a user who has used the hospital and is already assigned a patient ID. Therefore, the input device 1 may acquire the patient ID set in the diagnostic image by receiving the input of the patient ID from the user. In addition, for example, a medical card (IC card) in which a patient ID is set is distributed to a user who visits a hospital, and the medical card is set in a diagnostic image by reading the medical card with the input device 1. It is good also as acquiring.

  As described above, when the diagnostic image with the changed patient ID is transferred to the hospital-side server 4A, the medical record transfer unit 153 deletes all the diagnostic images transferred from the recording medium 100 from the input device 1.

  According to the medical record transfer system S of the third embodiment described above, the user can easily transfer the diagnostic image brought to the hospital to the hospital side server 4A of the hospital. Thereby, the user can receive the diagnosis using the diagnostic image which he owns in the said hospital.

As mentioned above, although this invention was demonstrated using embodiment, the technical scope of this invention is not limited to the range as described in the said embodiment. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications or improvements can be added to the above embodiment. It is apparent from the scope of the claims that the embodiments added with such changes or improvements can be included in the technical scope of the present invention.
For example, in the above description, the interpretation device 4 changes the ID attached to the diagnostic image to the patient ID in the hospital, but the interpretation device 4 changes the ID attached to the diagnostic image. The diagnostic image may be stored without any problem.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Input device, 15 ... Control part, 151 ... Input part, 152 ... Code processing part, 153 ... Medical record transfer part, 2 ... Mobile device, 26 ... Control 261 ... acquisition unit, 262 ... connection unit, 263 ... reception unit, 264 ... registration information management unit, 265 ... patient side transfer unit, 266 ... diagnosis result reception unit, 267 ... diagnostic result reflecting unit, 3 ... relay device, 33 ... control unit, 331 ... registration information management unit, 332 ... receiving unit, 333 ... first transfer unit, 334 · ..Diagnosis result reception unit, 335... Second transfer unit, 4... Interpretation device, 45... Control unit, 451... Reception unit, 452. Result reception unit, 454 ... doctor side transfer unit, S ... medical record transfer system, 100 ... recording medium, 10 ... two-dimensional code, 120 ... diagnostic image

Claims (13)

A medical record transfer system for transferring a medical record recorded on a recording medium from the recording medium to another device, comprising: an input device capable of reading the recording medium; and a terminal device capable of communicating with the input device ,
The input device is:
An input unit for inputting the medical record from the recording medium;
A storage unit for temporarily storing the input medical record in the input device;
A medical record transfer unit for transferring the stored medical record to the terminal device;
Having medical record transfer system. When the medical record transfer unit of the input device transfers the medical record, the medical record temporarily stored in the storage unit is deleted.
The medical record transfer system according to claim 1. The input device is:
When the medical record is input, it further includes a code processing unit that generates and outputs connection information for communicating with the input device,
The terminal device
An acquisition unit for acquiring the connection information output from the input device;
A connection unit for establishing a connection with the input device based on the acquired connection information;
Have
The medical record transfer unit of the input device transfers the medical record to the terminal device using the established connection.
The medical record transfer system according to claim 1 or 2. It further comprises an interpretation device used by a doctor who interprets medical records,
The terminal device has a patient-side transfer unit that transfers the medical record to the image interpretation device,
The image interpretation device includes a doctor-side transfer unit that transfers the doctor's interpretation results to the terminal device.
The medical record transfer system according to any one of claims 1 to 3. The patient-side transfer unit of the terminal device transfers a comment received in response to a user input operation to the image interpretation device in association with the medical record.
The medical record transfer system according to claim 4. The image interpretation device comprises:
A management unit that manages medical records in hospitals where doctors belong,
When the medical record is transferred from the terminal device, a storage control unit that stores the medical record in the management unit with a patient ID set for the user of the terminal device in the hospital;
The medical record transfer system according to claim 4 or 5, further comprising: A relay device that relays transfer between the terminal device and the image interpretation device;
The patient-side transfer unit of the terminal device transfers the medical record to the image interpretation device via the relay device,
The doctor side transfer unit of the image interpretation device transfers the image interpretation result to the terminal device via the relay device.
The medical record transfer system according to any one of claims 4 to 6. The relay device is
A first transfer unit for transferring the medical record transferred through the patient side transfer unit to the image interpretation device;
A second transfer unit that transfers the interpretation result transferred through the doctor-side transfer unit to the terminal device;
When the first transfer unit or the second transfer unit transfers the medical record to the interpretation device or transfers the interpretation result to the terminal device, the transferred medical record or the interpretation result is transmitted. Deleting from the relay device,
The medical record transfer system according to claim 7. The relay device is
When the medical record is received from the terminal device, the selection unit further selects a doctor who interprets the medical record based on the type of the received medical record,
The first transfer unit of the relay device transfers the medical record to an image interpretation device used by a doctor according to the selection of the selection unit;
The medical record transfer system according to claim 8. The selection unit of the relay device is
A third transfer unit for transferring information on the selected doctor to the terminal device;
A specifying unit for specifying at least one doctor based on the selection information received from the terminal device,
The first transfer unit of the relay device transfers the medical record to an image interpretation device used by a doctor specified by the specifying unit;
The medical record transfer system according to claim 9. The third transfer unit of the relay device transfers, to the terminal device, charge information about a charge related to diagnosis of medical records by the doctor, together with information about the selected doctor.
The medical record transfer system according to claim 10. The selection unit of the relay device,
In addition to communicating a summary of the medical record to the selected doctor, it further has a fee confirmation unit that accepts an answer to the fee when diagnosing the medical record from the doctor,
The third transfer unit of the relay device transfers the fee information to the terminal device based on the answer received by the fee confirmation unit.
The medical record transfer system according to claim 11. A medical record transfer method for transferring a medical record recorded on a recording medium from the recording medium to another device,
Inputting the medical record from the recording medium to an input device capable of communicating with a predetermined terminal device;
Temporarily storing the input medical record in the input device;
Transferring the stored medical records to the terminal device;
Including medical record transfer method.