JPH0484362A - Diagnostic data managing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily manage diagnostic results by reading out and displaying the content of a diagnostic results recording table and recording diagnostic results on the table or updating diagnostic results recorded on the table. CONSTITUTION:A code reader 2, diagnostic results recording table 7, table reading-out means 5, and recording means are provided and, when the code reader 2 reads a code, the table reading-out means 5 reads out and displays the diagnostic results on the diagnostic results recording table 7 corresponding to the code. Under such condition, the recording means records, for example, diagnostic results on the table 7 or updates diagnostic results recorded on the table 7. Therefore, for example, diagnostic results recorded on the table 7 can be transmitted by using this transmitting means to, for example, a remote place and can be displayed in graphs on the receiving side.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Purpose of the Invention (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a medical data management device that collects and manages medical results of patients.

(Prior Art) In hospitals, medical treatment is performed for each hospitalized patient, and the results of these medical treatments are entered in medical records (medical records).

In this case, in the medical treatment, for example, body temperature, blood pressure, pulse rate, etc. are measured at predetermined intervals, and the results of the medical treatment are recorded by hand on recording paper by a nurse visiting each patient's bed.

Each medical treatment result is then transcribed into a medical record at the nursing station.

For example, future treatment for a patient is decided based on the medical results after admission, so it is good to be able to easily see changes in the medical results recorded in the medical record, that is, changes in the patient's condition.

However, it is difficult to read changes in a patient's condition at a glance from a medical record unless one is skilled. Furthermore, it is complicated to manage the medical results of multiple patients in each medical record.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As described above, it is difficult to read changes in condition from medical records at a glance, and it is complicated to manage medical results in medical records.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a medical data management device that facilitates the management of medical results and can easily read changes in the medical results.

Structure of the Invention (Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention comprises a code reader, a plurality of medical record tables for recording patient names, codes attached to the patient, and patient medical results, and a code reader. A medical treatment that attempts to achieve the above purpose by having a table reading means for reading out and displaying a medical record table with the code read by a medical instrument, and a recording means for recording and changing the medical results recorded in the medical record table. It is a data management device.

Further, the present invention includes a code reader, a plurality of medical record tables for recording the patient's name, a code attached to the patient, and the patient's medical results, and a medical record table that reads and displays the code read by the code reader. a recording means for recording or changing the medical results recorded in the medical record table; a transmitting means for transmitting the medical results recorded in the medical record table; The present invention is a medical data management device that attempts to achieve the above object by having a diagram creation means for receiving the medical treatment results and graphing the medical results.

(Function) By providing such a means, when a code is read by the code reader, the medical record table of this code is read out and displayed by the table reading means, and in this state, the medical record is read by the recording means. For example, the medical results recorded in the table are recorded or changed.

Furthermore, by providing the above means, the medical results recorded in the medical record table can be transmitted to a remote location, for example, and the medical results can be diagrammed by the diagram creation means after receiving the medical results transmitted by the transmission means. be done.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a medical data management device.

A portable medical data supervisor (hereinafter referred to as a handy terminal) 1 is equipped with a barcode reader 2, a liquid crystal display 3, and function keys 4. The specific configuration is as shown in FIG. C.P.
A central processing unit W (U) 5 is provided, and a RAM 7, a ROM 8, and an I10 port 9, 10° 11.12 are connected to the CPU 5 via a bus 6. A medical record table is formed in the RAM 7. This medical record table is assigned one table per patient, and each column is formed to record the patient's name and the barcode attached to this patient, and also records the patient's medical results, such as body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate. A column is formed. The capacity of this medical record table per patient is large enough to record approximately one week's worth of medical results.

Also, each 110 ports 9, 10.1.1. , I out of 12
10 port 9 is connected to function key 4,
A barcode reader 2 is connected to the I10 port 1o, and a liquid crystal drive display 3 is further connected to the I10 port 11 via a liquid crystal drive circuit 13. Although the function key 4 is shown as nine keys in the drawing,
Actually more than nine keys.

A management program is stored in the ROM 8. Therefore, by executing this management program, the CPU 5 has the following functions.

That is, the table successive table function reads the Taher code medical record table read by the barcode reader 2 from the RAM 7 and displays it on the liquid crystal display 3, and records and changes the medical results recorded in the medical record table by operating the function key 4. It has a recording function that performs the following. The CPU 5 also has a transmission function for transmitting and receiving the medical results recorded in the medical record table to and from an external device, such as a computer 15, through the I10 port 12 and the transmission line 14.

The computer 15 has a function of receiving medical results for each patient and tabulating or displaying the medical results in a graph.

Next, the operation of the apparatus configured as described above will be explained.

If there is an inpatient patient A, a medical chart 20 shown in FIG. 3 for this patient A is created, and a barcode label 21 with the number assigned to the patient A is pasted on this medical chart 20.

Also, patient A has bed 2 in hospital room 22 as shown in Figure 4.
You can choose 3. Then, a barcode label 26 with the number assigned to patient A is attached to this bed 23.

Incidentally, barcode labels 27 and 28 with the numbers assigned to patients B and C are pasted on the beds 24 and 25, respectively.

On the other hand, the handheld terminal 1 is separated from the computer 15, and in this handheld terminal 1, medical results are read out from a medical record table in which they are not stored, for example, by a nurse's function key operation. This medical record table is displayed on the liquid crystal display 3. In this state, the nurse manually enters the patient's name and age by operating the function key 4, and then enters the patient's name and age.
- Code reader 2 to barcode label 2 on medical record 20
Enter Patient A's 71-code by scanning 1. As a result, a medical record table for patient A is created in which patient A and his 71-code are recorded.

Next, the nurse took No1 Day Terminal 1 to patient room 22.
and collect the medical results of patients A, B, C, etc.

For example, when a nurse goes to the head 23 of patient A, the nurse scans the - code label 26 with the barcode reader 2. The barcode reader 2 reads the barcode and outputs its contents.

At this time, the CPU 5 determines the contents of the barcode through the I10 port 10 and the bus 6, and reads out the medical record table in which the barcode is recorded from the RAM 7. However, this medical record table belongs to patient A.
It is displayed on the liquid crystal display 3. Here, the nurse asks patient A about the medical results, such as body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate. At the same time, the nurse inputs multiple values of body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate using the function key 4. As a result, the multiple values of patient A's body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate are recorded in the medical record table.

Next, when the nurse goes to the head 24 of patient B, the nurse scans the barcode label 27 with the barcode reader 2, and the medical record table of patient B is displayed on the liquid crystal display 3.
will be displayed. Here, the nurse receives the medical results from patient B,
For example, in addition to listening to body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate, nurses
Enter the multiple values of blood pressure and pulse rate manually using function key 4.

As a result, the multiple values of patient B's body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate are recorded in the medical record table.

Below, in the same way, each patient C...'s medical results or each patient C...
・Recorded in each medical record table.

When the nurse returns to the nursing station, the nurse connects the handheld terminal 1 and the computer 15 to the transmission line 14.
Connect via. The CPU 5 transfers the medical results recorded in each medical record table to the computer 15 along with the patient's name and barcode. As a result, all medical results for each patient are stored in the computer 15.

This computer 15 displays, for example, multiple values of body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate of patient A's medical results in a graph.

In this embodiment, the barcode reader 2 reads a barcode, reads out and displays the medical record table for that barcode, and records the medical results in the medical record table in this state. Therefore, it becomes very easy to collect the medical results of each patient A, B, C, etc., and there is no need to manually transfer the medical records from the medical records to the computer 15 at the nurse's station. Since the medical results are transferred from the handy terminal 1 to the computer 15, there are no errors in the medical results. Further, since medical results for one week can be recorded on the handy terminal 1, for example, a doctor can use the handheld terminal 1 as a reference for medical treatment by visiting each patient with him or her. Furthermore, changing or deleting medical results is also easy by operating the function keys 4.

Further, since the computer 15 generates tables and graphs of the patient's body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate, it is possible to create data suitable for determining the patient's condition.

Note that the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, and may be modified without departing from the spirit thereof. For example, the handy terminal 1 and the computer 15 may be connected to a telephone line, and the medical results may be sent to a remote location via the telephone line.

As a result, if a patient goes out and becomes unwell in a remote location, the medical results can be sent to a hospital in the remote location for use in medical treatment. Furthermore, if the patient changes departments within the hospital and is transferred to another ward, this can be easily handled without the need for troublesome work such as organizing medical records. Furthermore, it can also be applied to communication between hospitals. Also, other codes may be used in place of the barcode. In addition to the above functions, the following functions may be added. For example, the following conditions may be memorized in advance: ■ Stomach pain 2 Head is heavy 0 Head hurts ■ Chills Alternatively, the patient may be selected and recorded in the medical record table.

[Effects of the Invention] As described in detail above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a medical data management device that facilitates the management of medical results and allows easy reading of changes in the medical results.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 to 4 are diagrams for explaining one embodiment of the medical data management device according to the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram, FIG. 2 is a specific configuration diagram of a handy terminal, FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 are diagrams for explaining the operation. 1... Handy terminal, 2... Barcode reader, 3... Liquid crystal display, 4... Function keys 5... CPU, 6... Bus, 7... Medical record table, 8-= ROM, 9-12-110 port, 13-...
Liquid crystal drive circuit,] 4... Transmission line, 15... Computer. Figure 1 Applicant's agent Patent attorney Takehiko Suzue

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A code reader, a plurality of medical record tables for recording the patient's name, a code given to the patient, medical results of the patient, etc., and a medical record table with the matching code read by the code reader. A medical data management device comprising: table reading means for reading and displaying the table; and recording means for recording and changing the medical results recorded in the medical record table. (2) A code reader, a plurality of medical record tables that record the patient's name, a code given to the patient, medical results of the patient, etc., and the medical record table with the code read by the code reader. a table reading means for reading and displaying the table; a recording means for recording and changing the medical results recorded in the medical record table; a transmitting means for transmitting the medical results recorded in the medical record table; A medical data management device characterized by comprising diagram creation means for receiving the medical results transmitted by the transmission means and diagramming the medical results.