JP3351338B2 - Management information output system - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a staff member who manages information of service recipients and nursings and cares for service recipients in various welfare facilities which provide services such as nursing homes and nursing care. Information management.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in various nursing homes and other welfare facilities that provide services such as nursing and nursing care, in order to provide services in accordance with medical conditions and nursing care conditions, all nursing homes that are service recipients are nursing. Personal information, such as information on medical conditions requiring medical care and information on living requiring care. On the other hand, for the nursing and nursing staff, in order to manage the contents of their own work, a daily log was prepared to summarize their daily work.

[0003]

In such a welfare facility, a system for managing the medical conditions of residents and managing the work contents of staff members manages the work contents of nursing and care staff members. Of the diary data for the resident includes personal information such as the illness of the resident and auxiliary work for nursing care, but the purpose is different from the personal information such as the illness of the resident and the nursing care status. To be
The staff had to register the information twice, and the registration was troublesome.

[0004] In a system in which daily work such as welfare facilities and shift work such as night shift are managed in 24 hours, the work of each staff is left behind, and the shift work is required for items that require continuous work. Need to take over.
However, in the past, the diary data that manages the work contents are merely registered and output by each employee, and are not managed in association with the illness of the resident and the state of nursing care. The corresponding handover items could not be extracted. In addition, since the system is not managed in association with the labor information for managing the work system, it was not possible to identify the next successor and to notify the succeeding information about the case in which the next person is in charge.

[0005]

FIG. 19 is a system configuration diagram of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems. In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a system for outputting a work log for each staff member in various welfare facilities, and manages the occupation type of each staff member, and the illness and illness of the resident in charge of each staff member, and the status of care. When the management information input means for registering information in association with the job type and the work log output for each employee are specified,
A diary editing output unit is provided for outputting, as a diary, the management information on the resident corresponding to the job type of each staff set by the management information input unit.

[0006] Further, the management information includes treatment and regular inspection items for injuries and illnesses.
When the job type of the staff designated to output the work log is nursing, the treatment and the inspection result for the injuries and illnesses are output as the work results, and the scheduled items of the periodic inspection items are output as the succeeding items. In addition, the management information includes the care status and the required care content, so that the diary editing and output means, if the job type of the staff designated to output the work diary is the caregiver, the current state of the care recipient and the required status. The contents of the nursing care are output as handover items.

[0007] In the management information, the notification items in the facility are managed together with the transmission date, so that the diary editing and outputting means matches the transmission date specified in the work diary output with the transmission date set by the management means. If it is, it is output in the diary.

[0008]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 19 shows a system configuration of the care information management system of the present invention. The nursing care information management system to which the present invention is applied includes input terminals 101, 10 for inputting information on medical conditions and nursing care status, information on staff, and the like.
2. Management device 10 for managing information input from each terminal
3. Staff code 104, which is identification information for each staff, staff information 105 composed of staff occupation, work system, etc., case number 106, which is an identifier for each resident, medical condition of the acquirer,
Case information 107 including the care status, management information input means 108 for registering management information 110 such as staff information and case information input from a terminal, and various management information registered when a diary output is instructed. Log editing and output means 10 for automatically outputting the corresponding item as a log
9. It is composed of the output nursing diary and dorm mother diary 111. In this example, there are a plurality of input terminals 1, such as an input terminal 1 installed in a management department for managing the attendance of staff, a nurse for managing the illness of a resident, the status of nursing care, etc., and an input terminal 2 installed in a department where a dormitory is located. A description will be given using an example in which an input terminal installed at a location and a management device that collectively manages input information are connected via a network. However, the present invention is not limited to this example, and one terminal can be used for staff and residents. Information input and a log may be output.

In the present embodiment, each device as shown in FIG. 1 is a computer used for a general purpose such as a personal computer and a workstation, and is realized by a computer program for executing this function. Is shown. The computer includes a processing device, a main storage device, an auxiliary storage device, an input / output device, and the like, and executes a computer program. The computer program is connected to a portable medium such as a floppy disk or a CD-ROM or to a network. It is stored and provided in a main storage device, an auxiliary storage device, or the like of another computer.

The provided computer program is loaded directly into the main storage of the computer from the portable medium, or copied and installed from the portable medium to the auxiliary storage once, and then loaded and executed in the main storage. Also, when provided by being stored in another device connected to a network, it is also copied to an auxiliary storage device, loaded into a main storage device, and executed after receiving from another device via a network.

Next, the flow of operation of the data management apparatus of the present invention will be described with reference to screen examples of FIGS. 1 to 4 and log output examples of FIGS. First, the registration of the information of the resident performed during the work of the nurse and the dorm will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4, and then the information when the staff outputs the diary using FIGS. 5 and 6. Will be described. In the present invention, since the purpose is to manage the information about the resident registered during nursing and nursing work in association with each worker, information such as a nurse, a dorm, etc. Use a staff code, which is individual identification information for each. When registering various kinds of information on the resident, the information is registered together with the staff code, thereby managing the work contents for each staff member such as nurses and mothers.

First, an example of registering a medical condition for each case will be described with reference to FIGS. Nurses are generally resident in nursing homes and the like to which the present invention is applied, and when a resident becomes ill, the condition and test results are regularly managed. In case of illness, the nurse according to the medical history input screen as shown in FIG. 1, staff code 1 for specifying the nurse in charge, case number 2 for specifying the resident in charge, disease name, onset date, date of treatment Etc. 3 and, in particular, points 4 to be noted in the medical condition. Since the name of the resident is managed in association with the case number at the time of entry, the name may be displayed on the screen together with the input of the case number. The disease name and condition may be selected from candidates as shown in a screen example. When there is an additional disease name candidate, "disease name registration" may be selected from the operation buttons at the bottom of the screen as shown in the screen example, and the candidate may be added. When medication is required, "details" is selected from the operation buttons, and the name of the medicine 5 and the dosage 6 are input in accordance with a screen as shown in FIG. When treatments such as injection, disinfection, and infusion are performed in addition to the medication, the treatment content 7 is input as shown in FIG. Chemicals,
The treatment content may be selected from a group of candidates prepared in advance as shown in the figure. Particularly, with regard to medicine, a group of candidates for medicine related to the disease name input on the screen of FIG. 1 may be registered in advance. .

Next, an example of registering a care situation for each case will be described with reference to an example of a daily life record input screen shown in FIG. In many cases, nursing homes require nursing care, so the work of the dorm who is a staff member for nursing care requires various care treatments such as walking assistance for residents. The situation of nursing care and the contents of necessary nursing care assistance differ for each case, and if the condition deteriorates even in one case, the contents of nursing care also change. Therefore, according to the daily life record screen as shown in FIG. 3, the amount of assistance required to carry out daily life for each case is determined by the staff code specifying the dorm mother in charge and the resident person in charge. Enter the number, date of entry 8, and the status of daily life for each category. For example, a large category 8 is for inputting necessity of nursing care, a middle category 10 is for inputting daily life items (moving, eating, etc.) requiring nursing care, and a detail 11 is for inputting details of a situation (wheelchair, crutch, etc.). It is. If care is required, the details of the assistance provided by the dorm are registered in the item of the treatment 12. In the case of using a wheelchair as in this example, since the resident cannot move alone, walking assistance is registered as the treatment content of the dorm.

Next, an example of recording the physical condition of each case using the example of the case record input screen shown in FIG. 4 will be described. In nursing homes, it is generally necessary to examine and periodically record the physical condition of residents in order to detect changes in their medical condition or illness. By regularly managing the contents recorded in each case in chronological order, cases where it is necessary to strengthen checks for changes in medical conditions and cases where measures such as prevention of onset of disease need to be taken are identified. It is possible to notify the person in charge as a handover item. Therefore, in accordance with the case record input screen as shown in FIG. 4, a staff code for specifying a nurse in charge of an examination for each case, a case number for specifying a resident in charge,
Date of entry 13, examination time, examination results of body temperature, pulse, blood pressure, etc., and confirmation results of other items such as hydration that require special monitoring due to medical conditions (hydration time and status at the time of replenishment, etc.) Is input.

Next, an example of outputting a log will be described with reference to FIGS. The staff of the nursing home, which is the object of the present invention, includes a nurse who manages the illness of the resident and a dorm mother who cares for them. Therefore, in the present application, the job type of each staff member is managed, and when the journal is output, the journal for the corresponding job type is output by having the staff member specify the identifier.

FIG. 5 shows an output example of a nurse's diary. The diary output date 15, the working status 16 of all nurses on the day, the enrollment status 17, the names of hospitalized and discharged persons 18, and the medical conditions of outpatients 19, the number of treatments performed by nurses on the day 2
0, information about periodic inspections 21 and 22.
Of the above information constituting the journal, the work status 16 and the enrollment status 17 and the information 18 of the hospitalized and discharged persons are information to be passed to the next person in charge by confirming the final status managed by the relevant person in the office. used. By managing the work status 16, it is possible to accurately determine the number of persons who will take over duties by grasping the number of employees in each work system such as "early delivery", "day shift", "half day". is there. Further, by managing the enrollment status 17 of the residents, it is possible for the staff to accurately grasp the number of residents to be managed. In addition, when there is a new hospitalized person or discharged person, by outputting to this column, it can be used as a handover item to the next person in charge. Of the above information, the information 19 relating to the medical condition of the outpatient and the number of treatments 20 performed by the nurse on the day are output as the work results of the nurse, and the information 19 relating to the medical condition is transmitted to the next person in charge. Can be used as a handover item. In addition, the information 21 and 22 relating to the periodic inspection output the inspection status by managing the inspection time and the inspection result for each case for each resident and output a diary for the items to be inspected periodically. Based on the last time managed up to this point, the scheduled time and the contents of the subsequent examination are output to the periodic temperature measurement column 21 and the periodic blood pressure measurement column 22 as succeeding items.

FIG. 6 shows an example of the output of the mother's diary. The journal output date 23, the work status 24 of all the mothers on the day,
Names of hospitalized and discharged persons 25, information on the status of nursing care for residents 26, especially necessary handover items 27, various communication information 28 in the office, special records 29 that are recorded items about the health status of the residents, information on the residents It consists of a visitor record 30 which is a record item when there is a visitor. By managing the work status 24, it is possible to accurately determine the number of persons who will take over duties by grasping the number of people in each work system such as "day shift" and "night shift". Also, by outputting the names 25 of new hospitalized persons, hospitalized persons, hospitalized persons, and discharged persons, they can be used as items to be transferred to the next person in charge. In addition, for a case in which care assistance is particularly necessary in daily life, the name, state, and necessary treatment are output as the state 26 of the corresponding case, and are output in the diary as the handover item 27, so that the next charge can be made. Can be used as a handover item to the user.
In addition, as a result of a regular examination by a nurse, if there is a matter to be particularly noted with respect to an examination item (body temperature, blood pressure, etc.) for a specific case, the special record 29 is output. Since the special record 29 is an item to be referred to by the dormitory mother, it is not necessary to manage it as accurate numerical data unlike nurses. Therefore, data management such as “higher” and “lower” than the reference value is performed as the recorded content. In addition, since the dorm mother mainly performs work for assisting living aspects such as nursing care for the resident, if the resident has a visitor, the situation at the time of visit is output as a visitor record 30. is there.

Next, an internal table used in the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In the present invention,
The staff and residents are explained below in order to manage the medical condition of nursing homes and nursing homes, such as nursing homes, and the diary data for managing the work status of the facility staff. That is, various tables are required.

First, a table for managing staff will be described. The staff table in FIG. 7 is a table for managing the association between the staff code 41, which is an identifier for each staff, and the job type 42. In the present invention, in order to manage the medical condition relating to the resident and the information regarding the nursing care in association with the information of the staff in charge, the identifier 41 for each employee for specifying the input staff is set, and the occupation 42 for each employee is set. Is to define. Next, the staff work table of FIG. 8 manages the work system of each staff. In this table, a staff code 43, which is an identifier for each staff, and a work system 45 of work days 43 are set. In the present invention, the work system of each staff member is managed in order to output, as log data, items to be taken over for the resident by the work system.

Next, a table for managing residents will be described. The resident management table of FIG. 9 manages information for each case number 46 that specifies each resident.
This table stores name 47, contact information 4 as management data.
8, a management period 49. The management period 49 includes an admission date and a discharge date, in addition to an admission date and a discharge date, when the patient is admitted during the admission.

Next, an information table for registering an event schedule, communication information, and the like regarding the target facility will be described with reference to FIG. In the present invention, in order to automatically output a diary for managing staff work items, in addition to nursing and nursing work data for residents, communication information about events and facilities related to staff work is also output. Is what you do. Therefore, in this table, the transmission date 50, which is the date to be output to the log data, and the output destination column 5 in the log data,
1. It is composed of output content data 52.

Next, referring to FIGS. 11 to 13, a description will be given of a management table for the medical condition, nursing status, etc. of the resident. FIG. 11 is a table for registering a medical condition for each case registered on the screens shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 described above. In this table, input date 53, target case number 5
4, the staff member code 55, the disease name 56, the medication content 57, the dosage 58, the treatment 59, and the medical condition details 60. FIG. 12 is a table for registering the status of care for each case registered on the screen shown in FIG. 3 described above. This table contains an input date 61, a target case number 62,
Staff code in charge 63, nursing care large classification 64, medium classification 6
5, details 66, and treatment 67. FIG.
Is a table for registering inspection results for each case registered on the screen shown in FIG. 4 described above. This table includes items 75 such as an input date 68, an examination time 69, a case number 70, an employee code 71, examination results such as a body temperature 72, a pulse 73, and a blood pressure 74, and other items such as hydration that need to be particularly monitored due to a medical condition or the like. Consists of

Next, the periodic inspection table and the special record management table will be described with reference to FIGS. It is an object of the invention of the present application to output the work results of staff members as a work log and to output handover items to the next person in charge. The periodic inspection table in FIG. 14 defines the inspection contents and inspection intervals according to the medical condition, and is composed of a disease name 76, details 77 of the inspection item, and an inspection interval 78, and refers to this table according to the medical condition to perform the next inspection. The time is calculated and output to a diary as a takeover item. The special record management table shown in FIG. 15 is a table referred to when outputting to the dorm diary for a case that requires special attention according to the test results of the resident recorded in the case record table. Rather than grasping with simple numerical data, only in cases other than the standard value for each case, attention should be given to daily life, so it is sufficient to grasp the test data, so set the standard value for each case on this table. In this case, by outputting in the dorm's diary a case that takes a value outside the standard value, it can be used as work results and handover items.

Next, the overall flow of the log output processing according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. As described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4, according to the present invention, a nurse and a dormitory who are in charge of the medical condition and nursing care of the resident sequentially register the work result for each case of the resident, and perform daily work. After the end, the staff who wants to output a diary which needs to create a diary as a work result result according to his / her job type inputs a staff code which is an identifier for each individual (S10). The management information input means of the present invention refers to the staff table and searches for a job type corresponding to the staff code (S11). In this example, the staff code is input. However, since the staff code is a code assigned to each employee and is managed in association with the name of the employee, the employee name may be input. When the job type is specified, a diary output process for each job type is executed. If the job type is nurse (S12), a nurse diary output process is executed (S12).
13) In the case of the dorm mother, execute the dorm log output processing (S)
14).

Next, the flow of the output process will be described with reference to FIG. 17 using an example of a nurse diary output shown in FIG. In this processing, first, the date of the output date of the diary (1 in FIG. 5)
5) is output according to the date or the like managed by the system (S20). Next, in order to grasp the number of nurses working on the day as data for managing the situation in the office, the number of nurses for each work mode is referred to by referring to the staff work table (1 in FIG. 5).
6) is output (S21). At the same time, the current number (17 in FIG. 5) based on the registered persons and the breakdown of the registered persons is calculated and output to refer to the resident management table in order to grasp the management target persons in the office (S22). Next, as the data for managing the change in the composition of the resident, the names of the hospitalized and discharged persons (18 in FIG. 5) are output with reference to the resident management table (S23). By outputting the configuration of the working staff and the target case and the change in the configuration based on the above data, it is possible to use the configuration as a handover item between nurses. Next, it outputs the results of the work performed by the nurse on the residents, such as examinations and treatments such as medication. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, in order to manage the condition of a resident who has become ill, what measures have been taken is managed in a medical history table. In this table, since the nurse in charge is also managed, the data of the day for the corresponding staff code is referred to the patient information (19 in FIG. 5) by referring to the medical history table.
(S24). In addition, in order to output the number of treatments, the number of injections, and the like (20 in FIG. 5) as the management data of the work result, the information is calculated and output based on the treatment contents and the medication contents with reference to the medical history table (S25). In the present embodiment, an example of injection and medication will be described. However, as shown in FIG. 5, treatments other than injection and medication may be output as a diary as work results. Next, for items to be inspected periodically, a diary is output as an inspection work. As shown in FIG. 4, in order to manage the health status of the residents every day, the results of regular inspections are managed in a case record table. In this table,
Since the nurse in charge also manages the data, the data of the day corresponding to the applicable staff code is referred to as the regular temperature measurement (21 in FIG. 5) and the periodic blood pressure measurement (2 in FIG. 5) with reference to the case record table.
2) Output as work (S26). Since the last data of the day when the corresponding nurse performed the inspection work in the work log is managed, it is possible to calculate the next and subsequent inspection times according to the interval of the periodical inspection.
In addition, there are cases where examination intervals and examination contents are different depending on the condition of the resident. Therefore, in the present application, it is determined whether or not there is a disease in the assigned case (S27). If there is a disease, it is calculated according to the inspection interval and the final inspection time corresponding to the disease name of the assigned case with reference to the periodic inspection table in FIG. The “next temperature measurement time” and “next blood pressure measurement time” (2 in FIG. 5)
1, 22) are output (S28). If there is no disease, it is calculated from the final inspection time according to the reference value of the system, and is output as the "next temperature measurement time" and "next blood pressure measurement time" (S29). The output next scheduled time can be used as a handover item to the next person in charge.

Next, the flow of the output process will be described with reference to FIG.
Unlike nurses, the work of the dormitory does not manage the treatment and progress of medication for the illness, but manages the daily life of the resident, so it manages information about cases requiring nursing care and , Manages information on general life such as events in the office, and outputs a diary as a work result. In this process, first, the date (23 in FIG. 6) of the output date of the diary is output according to the date managed by the system and the like (S30). Next, in order to grasp the number of dormitories working on the day as the data for managing the situation inside the office, the number of personnel for each work style is referred to by referring to the staff work table (24 in FIG. 6).
Is output (S31). In this example, only the number of people is output. Since the work style is managed for each staff member, the name of the replacement member may be output. Next, as the data for managing the change in the composition of the resident, the resident management table is referred to, and the names of the resident and resident and the names of the resident and resident (25 in FIG. 6) are output on the log output date (S32). By outputting the configuration of the working staff and the target case and the change in the configuration based on the above data, the configuration can be used as a handover item between the mothers. Next, a special record, which is an item to be noted when the nursing mother cares about the health status of the resident, is output. The dorm is different from nurses in that they work mainly on nursing care.
It is necessary to know whether there is an abnormality with respect to the normal state. Therefore, in this example, first, the nurse refers to the case record table for inputting items regularly inspected, and records the contents (body temperature, pulse, blood pressure, etc.) for all cases.
(S33), and then refer to the special record management table for managing the inspection value in the normal state for each case. (S34 in FIG. 6). In the present invention, for residents who need care in daily life,
The necessary care content is registered in the daily life record table on the daily life record screen as shown in FIG. Nursing care 2
Since the work is conducted four hours a day, it is necessary to transfer information on nursing care for each resident between day and night shift dormitories. In this example, referring to the daily life record table, for the case number registered as requiring nursing care,
The content of the nursing classification in the table is “state” (26 in FIG. 6).
And the content of the treatment is output as "takeover" (27 in FIG. 6) indicating the required care content. This content may be output at all times as long as it requires care, or only when a situation requiring care occurs,
It may be output as a message to the next person in charge. Next, the dorm needs to carry over data such as notices and events in the premises in order to assist residents in their daily lives.
In this example, the contents to be notified to the whole office, such as data of various messages and events, are set in the information table,
If the output date matches the transmission date in the information table at the time of log output (S36), each item column (28 in FIG. 6).
(S37).

In the present embodiment, an example has been described in which management information of employees, residents, and the like is output as a diary. However, the purpose of the present application is to output management information as appropriate according to the purpose. In addition to the output, a personal computer or the like may be output as the management information output device. Alternatively, the output destination of the handover information between the shift workers is not a diary but output to a management information output device, and the devices for each worker are connected via a network and used on groupware that works in a group, and shift work is performed. In accordance with the input of the person, the handover items from the predecessor may be output.

[0028]

As described above, according to the present invention, nursing and nursing care can be provided in a system for managing the illness of a resident and the work content of a staff in such a welfare facility. Can automatically output diary data for managing the work contents of the staff performing the work from the management data for each case of each resident, such as the illness of the resident and assisting work on nursing care. Work will be reduced.

Further, in a system in which daily work such as welfare facilities and shift work such as night shift are managed in 24 hours, the work of each staff is left behind, and those who need continuous work are By outputting the items to be taken over, it is possible to prevent the items to be taken over and to further reduce the work of the staff.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a medical history input screen (1).

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a medical history input screen (2).

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a daily life record input screen.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a case record input screen.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a nurse diary output.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an output example of a dorm log;

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a format of a staff table.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a format of a staff work table.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a format of a resident management table.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a format of an information table.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a format of a medical history table.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a format of a daily life record table.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a format of a case record table.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a format of a periodic inspection table.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a format of a special record management table.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a flow of a log output process.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a flow of a nurse diary output process.

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a flow of dormitory log output processing.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a system configuration of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 The contents of the reference numerals used in the figures are as follows. 101: input terminal 1 102: input terminal 2 103: management device 104: staff code 105: staff information 106: case number 107: case information 108: management information input means 109: diary editing output means 110: management table 111: diary

Continuation of the front page (56) References JP-A-7-114596 (JP, A) JP-A-7-230442 (JP, A) JP-A 8-339352 (JP, A) JP-A 8-55170 (JP, A) , A) JP-A-7-1114604 (JP, A) Koichi Fujii, Nursing Support System, National Technical REPORT, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., April 18, 1996, Vol. 42, No. 2, p. 57 −60 (58) Field surveyed (Int.Cl. ⁷ , DB name) G06F 17/60 126

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A system that outputs a work diary of every staff in various welfare facilities, sick of the residents of occupations of each staff, each staff member in charge
Test results, test time, and illness
Management information input means for registering the inspection intervals of periodic inspection items as management information, and output of a work log for each employee is designated, the management information is
If the designated staff member is nursing,
The inspection results of the inspection items performed for
And the inspection item is registered.
If applicable to the inspection item, the time before the execution of the inspection item
The next inspection time, which is calculated by adding the inspection interval,
A management information output system, comprising: a diary editing and outputting means. 2. The management information evaluates an inspection result of an inspection item.
The diary editing and outputting means further includes a reference value to be checked ,
If the job of the staff member whose diary output is specified is nursing care,
The test results of the test items performed for
Output, and evaluate the inspection results of the inspection items.
2. The management information output system according to claim 1, wherein a result of comparison with a reference value to be output is output. 3. A system for outputting a work diary for each staff member at various welfare facilities , wherein the occupation type of each staff member and the injury and illness of the resident in charge of each staff member.
Test results, test time, and illness
To register the inspection intervals of periodic inspection items as management information
When the management information input means and the work log output for each staff member are specified, the management information
If the designated staff member is nursing,
The inspection results of the inspection items performed for
And the inspection item is registered.
If applicable to the inspection item, the time before the execution of the inspection item
The next inspection time, which is calculated by adding the inspection interval,
A computer-readable recording medium on which a program for causing a computer to execute a log editing and outputting means is recorded.