KR20220136066A - Server and method for providing store experience sharing service - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a server for providing a health care service, which comprises: a memory that stores commands; and a processor configured, by executing the commands, to receive a measurement image representing a measurement result of a health index of a patient from a patient client terminal, enable character reading to be performed for the measurement image to extract a reading result of the health index, generate the monitoring data for the health index based on the reading result, and transmit the monitoring data to a medical staff client terminal. Therefore, the present invention is capable of enabling health index monitoring to be proceeded continuously without omissions.

Description

SERVER AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING STORE EXPERIENCE SHARING SERVICE

The present invention relates to a server and method for providing a health care service. More particularly, the present invention relates to a health care service that generates monitoring data by reading a patient's health index and delivers it to a medical staff.

With the entry into an aging society, various health care services are being provided. As mobile devices such as smartphones are widely distributed, health care services are linked with mobile applications and user convenience is enhanced.

In the case of a chronic disease such as diabetes, it may be required to continuously monitor the blood glucose level measured through the blood glucose meter, so it may be required to provide an accurate level of the blood glucose meter measurement to professional medical staff for proper health care service. . Not only diabetes, but also in the case of many other diseases, it may be necessary to accurately input the value of the health index measured through the measuring device.

When the health care service is provided in the form of a mobile application, etc., the chronic disease user who is the service user incorrectly enters a health indicator such as blood sugar level or does not enter it within a set time, and so on. There may be a problem that accurate monitoring is not provided. In order to solve such a problem, it may be required to structurally improve the method of providing health care services.

The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to structurally improve the method of providing health care services so that more accurate and continuous health index monitoring can be performed for chronic disease patients.

As a means for solving the above-described technical problem, the server providing a health care service according to some embodiments of the present invention, a memory for storing instructions; and by executing the instructions: receive a measurement image representing the measurement result of the patient's health index from the patient client terminal, perform text reading on the measurement image to extract the reading result of the health index, and add the reading result to the reading result. a processor configured to generate monitoring data for the health indicator based on the health indicator and transmit the monitoring data to a medical staff client terminal; includes

According to another embodiment of the present invention, a method of providing a health care service, performed by a processor executing instructions stored in a memory, includes receiving a measurement image indicating a measurement result of a patient's health index from a patient client terminal ; extracting a reading result of the health indicator by reading text on the measured image; generating monitoring data for the health indicator based on the reading result; and transmitting the monitoring data to a medical staff client terminal. includes

According to the server and method for providing a health care service according to the present invention, text reading is performed on a measurement image indicating a measurement result of a patient's health index, and monitoring data based on the result can be generated, such as a blood glucose meter, etc. Monitoring data can be delivered to medical staff even if the patient, who is a service user, does not directly input the measured values of Therefore, it is possible to structurally prevent an inaccurate numerical value from being inputted by a patient's input mistake, and health index monitoring can be continuously performed without omission by ancillary functions of the health care service such as an alarm function.

1 is a diagram for explaining a system for providing a health care service according to some embodiments.
2 is a block diagram illustrating elements constituting a server providing a health care service according to some embodiments.
FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a process of generating monitoring data by performing text reading on a measurement image of a health index in a health care service according to some embodiments.
4 is a diagram for explaining functions for each module of a server providing a health care service according to some embodiments.
5 is a diagram for explaining a method of reading and recording a patient's blood sugar level in a health care service according to some embodiments.
6 is a diagram for explaining a process of extracting medication information from a prescription image in a health care service according to some embodiments.
7 is a diagram for explaining various functions including an alarm function of a health care service according to some embodiments.
8 is a diagram illustrating monitoring data provided to a medical staff through a medical staff client terminal according to some embodiments.
9 is a view for explaining a system for providing a health care service further including a hospital client terminal according to some embodiments.
10 is a diagram for describing a first method of connection with a hospital client terminal according to some embodiments.
11 is a diagram for describing a second method related to a connection with a hospital client terminal according to some embodiments.
12 to 14 are diagrams for explaining a method in which a health indicator management card is provided to a patient client terminal according to a priority according to some embodiments.
15 is a flowchart illustrating steps of configuring a method of providing a health care service according to some embodiments.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The following description is only for specifying the embodiments, and is not intended to limit or limit the scope of rights according to the present invention. What a person of ordinary skill in the art related to the present invention can easily infer from the detailed description and embodiments of the invention should be construed as belonging to the scope of the present invention.

Although the terms used in the present invention have been described as general terms widely used in the technical field related to the present invention, the meaning of the terms used in the present invention is the intention of a technician in the relevant field, the emergence of new technology, examination standards or precedents. It may vary depending on Some terms may be arbitrarily selected by the applicant, and in this case, the meaning of the arbitrarily selected terms will be described in detail. Terms used in the present invention should be interpreted as meanings reflecting the overall context of the specification, not just dictionary meanings.

Terms such as 'consisting' or 'comprising' used in the present invention should not be construed as necessarily including all of the components or steps described in the specification, and when some components or steps are not included, And when additional components or steps are further included, it should also be construed as intended from the term.

Terms including an ordinal number such as 'first' or 'second' used in the present invention may be used to describe various components or steps, but the components or steps should not be limited by the ordinal number. . Terms containing an ordinal number should only be construed for the purpose of distinguishing one element or step from other elements or steps.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Detailed descriptions of matters widely known to those of ordinary skill in the art related to the present invention will be omitted.

1 is a diagram for explaining a system for providing a health care service according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 1 , a system 10 for providing a health care service may include a patient client terminal 100 , a server 200 providing a health care service, and a medical staff client terminal 300 .

The health care service provided by the system 10 may mean a monitoring solution that helps the chronic disease person check their health status and prevent the deterioration of their health status, and help with the convenience of disease management and lifestyle management. have. On the other hand, when the system 10 cooperates with a hospital, motivation for self-management may be made by the health care service, and the re-visit rate of the hospital may be reduced by monitoring by an expert.

The health care services provided by system 10 may be implemented in software such as mobile applications or computer programs. For example, in the system 10, a chronically ill person may access a health care service by driving a mobile application through the patient client terminal 100 in the form of a smartphone or tablet, and medical staff such as a doctor or a nurse may use a PC The state of the chronically ill can be monitored by driving the expert web application through the medical staff client terminal 300 of the form. However, it is not limited to the above example, and the form of providing health care services may be variously changed as needed.

The patient client terminal 100 may mean a means for communicating with the server 200 in order for a chronically ill person to receive a health care service. The chronically ill person can transmit the measurement result of the health index to the server 200 through the patient client terminal 100, and check the period-by-period trend graph or the entire log of monitoring data from the server 200, or an alarm for measurement/medication function can be provided.

The medical staff client terminal 300 may mean a means for medical personnel to receive monitoring data of chronic patients from the server 200 . Monitoring data generated by the server 200 may be transmitted to the medical staff client terminal 300 and delivered to the medical staff.

The server 200 may perform various functions for providing a health care service between the patient client terminal 100 and the medical staff client terminal 300 . For example, in order to prevent a chronically ill person from entering a numerical value of his or her health index erroneously, the server 200 receives a measurement image of the health index from the patient client terminal 100 and performs monitoring by reading a text thereon. data can be generated.

2 is a block diagram illustrating elements constituting a server providing a health care service according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 2 , the server 200 providing a health care service may include a memory 210 and a processor 220 . However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and other general-purpose elements other than the elements shown in FIG. 2 may be further included in the server 200 providing a health care service.

The server 200 may be a computing device for providing health care services in the system 10 . As described above, the data input/output and processing process performed in the server 200 may be implemented as a mobile/web application or a computer program. For example, the server 200 may be implemented in a form such as a PC, a workstation, a data center server, a cloud server, or a hybrid server. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the server 200 may be implemented in the form of various electronic devices having processing performance.

The server 200 may include a memory 210 as a means for storing various data, instructions, and at least one program or software, and performs processing on various data by executing the instructions or at least one program. The processor 220 may be included as a means for doing so.

The memory 210 may store various instructions for providing a health care service in the system 10 . For example, the memory 210 may store instructions constituting software such as a computer program or mobile/web application, and may store various data necessary for the execution of the application or program.

The memory 210 may be implemented as a non-volatile memory such as ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, flash memory, PRAM, MRAM, RRAM, FRAM, or the like, or a volatile memory such as DRAM, SRAM, SDRAM, PRAM, RRAM, FeRAM, etc. can be implemented as Alternatively, the memory 210 may be implemented as HDD, SSD, SD, Micro-SD, or the like.

The processor 220 may perform a series of processing processes for providing a health care service in the system 10 by executing instructions stored in the memory 210 . In addition, the processor 220 may perform an overall function for controlling the server 200 , and may process various operations inside the server 200 .

The processor 220 may be implemented as an array of multiple logic gates or a general-purpose microprocessor. The processor 220 may be configured as a single processor or a plurality of processors. The processor 220 may be integrally configured with the memory 210 , rather than as a separate configuration from the memory 210 for storing instructions. For example, the processor 220 may be implemented in the form of at least one of a CPU, a GPU, and an AP provided in the server 200 .

The processor 220 may be configured to receive, from the patient client terminal 100 , a measurement image representing a measurement result of a patient's health index by executing instructions stored in the memory 210 .

A patient suffering from a chronic disease such as diabetes may measure a health index such as his or her blood sugar level through a blood glucose meter. However, instead of directly inputting the measurement result by the patient, a measurement image may be generated by photographing the measurement result screen of the blood glucose meter and transmitted to the server 200 . Transmission of the measurement image may be performed by a known wireless data communication method.

Since only a measurement image can be transmitted to the server 200 instead of a health index such as a blood sugar level for monitoring a chronic disease directly input by a patient, it can be prevented that a patient enters a measurement result value by mistake or by mistake. have.

The processor 220 may be configured to execute the instructions stored in the memory 210 to perform text reading on the measurement image to extract a reading result of the health indicator.

A measurement result of a health index displayed in the measurement image, for example, a blood glucose measurement result value of a blood glucose meter may be read by character reading. As a specific method of reading characters, an optical character recognition (OCR) method may be utilized. By OCR reading, a reading result of a health indicator can be extracted as an accurate numerical value from a measurement image.

On the other hand, the method of reading characters for the measurement image may not be limited to the OCR method. For example, neural network structures such as CNNs that are trained to convert letters or numbers inside a given image into text may be utilized for character reading.

The processor 220 may be configured to execute instructions stored in the memory 210 to generate monitoring data for the health indicator based on the read result.

When the measurement result value of the health indicator is extracted as a result of reading the text on the measurement image, monitoring data can be generated by collecting and sorting them. The monitoring data may refer to graphs, charts, or log records in which a patient's blood sugar level, blood pressure level, or body temperature level is arranged for each measurement time or other criteria.

Monitoring data generated based on the reading result may be stored in a separate storage space. For example, the monitoring data may be stored in the memory 210 of the server 200 or may be stored in a mobile DB server provided separately from the server 200 .

The processor 220 may be configured to transmit monitoring data to the medical staff client terminal 300 by executing instructions stored in the memory 210 .

When monitoring data generated as a result of collecting and arranging patient health indicators is transmitted to the medical staff client terminal 300 , the monitoring data may be provided to the medical staff. Accordingly, the medical staff can grasp the progress of the patient's health index even without face-to-face interview with the patient, and accordingly, can provide feedback on monitoring data or recommend a hospital visit to the patient.

Monitoring data may not only be provided to the medical staff, but may also be directly checked by the patient through the patient client terminal 100 . Accordingly, the monitoring data can be helpful in self-management by checking the monitoring data by the patient himself and adjusting his or her lifestyle.

Meanwhile, the health index may be any one selected by the patient among a blood glucose level, a blood pressure level, and a body temperature value of the patient, and the measurement image may be a measurement result image for any one value selected by the patient. The blood glucose level may be measured in mg/dL unit, the blood pressure level may be measured in mmHg unit for each of systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure, and body temperature may be measured in Celsius unit.

When the patient transmits the measurement image to the server 200 through the patient client terminal 100 , the patient may select whether the photographed image is blood sugar, blood pressure, or body temperature. The measurement image is a type of health indicator selected by the patient, and accordingly, monitoring data generated by the server 200 may be separately generated for each of blood sugar, blood pressure, and body temperature.

The health indicator is exemplified as any one of blood sugar, blood pressure, and body temperature, but is not limited thereto, and various other physiological characteristics capable of monitoring the health status of a chronically ill person are measured through a measuring device, such as weight, for example. If this is a possible characteristic, it can be used as a health indicator in a health care service.

Although the contents of monitoring for health indicators have been described above, monitoring may also be performed on medication. That is, the processor 220 may further receive a prescription image from the patient client terminal 100 to further extract a reading result for the patient's medication information, and further generate monitoring data for the medication information to the medical staff client terminal ( 300) can be sent further.

Monitoring of medication information may also be performed in a similar manner to monitoring of health indicators. When a patient uploads a photographed image of a prescription to the server 200 instead of directly inputting the medication information that the patient takes through the patient client terminal 100 , the text reading of the prescription image is performed and monitoring data for the medication information can be created.

If the medication information monitoring is additionally performed, the health care service by the system 10 can be provided more effectively. When a patient using a health care service uploads health index and medication information through the patient client terminal 100 , the health index and medication information may be transmitted to the medical staff by the system 10 , and the medical staff again provides feedback thereto can be provided to the patient.

Meanwhile, a system message of the health care service according to the system 10 may be delivered to the patient through the patient client terminal 100 , and the patient may input their personal information in the mobile application of the health care service. For example, in the My Page of the mobile application, the patient may input his/her name, date of birth, height, and weight. In addition, BMI information automatically calculated from height and weight may be provided to the patient in My Page, and in addition, application version, terms of use, etc. may be provided.

FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a process of generating monitoring data by performing text reading on a measurement image of a health index in a health care service according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 3 , measurement instruments 310 for measuring a patient's health index, a monitoring data collection process 320 in the server 200 , and wireless data communication in a system 10 providing a health care service A mobile DB server 340 is shown that is provided separately from the wireless network 330 and the server 200 for storing monitoring data.

Various health indicators of the patient may be measured through the measurement devices 310 . As illustrated, the measuring devices 310 may be a blood glucose meter, a blood pressure monitor, and a thermometer, but may further include other biometric meters. The measuring devices 310 may display a measurement result through a display means. The patient client terminal 100 may generate a measurement image by photographing the measurement result displayed on the measurement devices 310 .

In the monitoring data collection process 320 , the measurement image may be transmitted to the server 200 to undergo a character reading process. As illustrated, OCR reading or other type of text reading of the measurement image may be performed to extract a reading result of a health indicator, and monitoring data of a patient may be generated therefrom.

The wireless network 330 refers to a wireless communication network such as 3G, LTE, 5G or Wi-Fi for wireless data communication in the system 10 , and various other wireless communication methods may be applied thereto.

The mobile DB server 340 may receive and store monitoring data generated by the server 200 . However, as described above, the monitoring data may be stored in the memory 210 inside the server 200 rather than the mobile DB server 340 provided separately from the server 200 .

4 is a diagram for explaining functions for each module of a server providing a health care service according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 4 , a block diagram 410 showing the order in which the modules of the server 200 that provides a health care service operate and a table 420 explaining the function of each module of the server 200 are shown. .

As shown in the block diagram 410, the health care service provided by the server 200 may operate in the order of module ① to module ⑧. Specific functions of the modules ① to ⑧ are described in the table 420 , and the operation of the processor 220 described with reference to FIG. 2 may be described in more detail.

Specifically, correction and confirmation of the reading result of the health indicator collected in module ③ can be performed, security for the transmission of monitoring data can be supported in module ④, and the monitoring data collected in module ⑦ and module ⑧ Graph/log display of can be performed.

5 is a diagram for explaining a method of reading and recording a patient's blood sugar level in a health care service according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 5 , capture screens 510 , 520 , and 530 showing a form in which a mobile application implementing a health care service according to the system 10 is driven in the patient client terminal 100 is shown.

In the capture screen 510 , a measurement result of a patient's health index may be scanned by a photographing means such as a camera of the patient client terminal 100 to generate a measurement image. As illustrated, a blood glucose measurement image obtained by photographing a result of measuring a patient's blood glucose level with a blood glucose meter may be generated and transmitted to the server 200 .

When the measurement image is transmitted to the server 200 , the server 200 reads the text on the measurement image, and as in the capture screen 520 , the reading result of the health indicator may be extracted. As shown, the blood glucose level 110 mg/dL displayed on the blood glucose meter of the capture screen 510 may be collected as in the capture screen 520 . In addition, a measurement type such as the date and time at which the blood glucose level was measured and whether or not fasting blood glucose was measured may be collected and recorded together with the blood glucose level.

As in the capture screen 530 , a measurement record of a health indicator (blood sugar level) may be collected and provided to a patient or medical staff. According to the collected measurement record, the OCR reading value of the health indicator may be provided for each measurement time, and the measurement image may be attached to each reading value, so that the image of the measurement meter (sphygmomanometer) may be confirmed.

On the other hand, in the health care service according to the system 10 , various means for improving the reliability of the server 200 reading a text message of a measurement result of a health indicator such as a blood glucose measurement value of a blood glucose meter may be further provided.

As an exemplary method for improving the reliability of text reading, when extracting the reading result, the processor 220 may perform text reading on the measured image with reference to the health indicator input text input by the patient.

When the patient scans the measurement result of the health index and transmits the measurement image to the server 200 , the numerical value of the measurement result visually confirmed by the patient may be input together. In such a case, when the server 200 performs character reading on the measured image, the accuracy of character reading may be improved while additionally performing a process of comparing the reading result with the patient's input value.

As another exemplary method for improving the reliability of text reading, the measurement image may be captured to include both the measurement result of the health indicator and the patient's face image, and the processor 220, when extracting the reading result, Character reading can be performed when the facial image of the patient matches the registered image of the pre-registered patient.

When collecting monitoring data for a patient, if the measurement results of others are collected, a large noise may occur in the monitoring data. In order to prevent this, a bio-authentication process for identification may be performed. As an example of bio-authentication, facial recognition may be applied, and for this purpose, a measurement image may be taken to include both the patient's face and health index measurement results, and then, when reading text on the measurement image, the patient's facial recognition precedes can be performed.

In order to perform the patient's face recognition, the server 200 may pre-register the patient's face, and then determine whether the patient's face image included in the measurement image matches the registered image, so that the patient's identity can be verified. can In the case of such bio-authentication, it can be guaranteed that all collected data belongs to the patient, and data reliability can be greatly improved.

As another exemplary method for improving the reliability of text reading, the processor 220 may perform text reading by additionally reading surrounding text in addition to the health index from the measured image when extracting the reading result, and Even if the type of health index is not selected by the user, it is possible to determine the type of health index only from the measurement image.

When the patient takes a measurement image through the patient client terminal 100 and transmits it to the server 200, the patient selects which image corresponds to blood sugar, blood pressure, and body temperature, but the If the selection process is omitted, the monitoring data collection process can be simplified.

That is, since the measurement image may contain other ancillary texts in addition to the measurement result of the health index, the process of the patient selecting the type of the health index can be omitted by using these, and accordingly, the patient can select the type of the health index. Inaccurate figures can be prevented from being collected due to incorrect selection. For example, it may be determined whether the measured value is blood sugar, blood pressure, body temperature, or other health indicator based on a unit such as 'mg/mL' displayed together with the measured value on the blood glucose meter, or the product brand name of the blood glucose meter. .

As an additional example for improving the reliability of character reading, the processor 200 may perform character reading by correcting a shooting angle and a shooting direction at which a measurement image is captured when extracting a reading result.

In the case of generating a photographed image by photographing the measurement result of the blood sugar meter, the blood sugar meter may be photographed upside down, or the direction or angle of photographing the blood sugar meter may be tilted. Even in such a case, in order to prevent an error in the reading result, a method of correcting the photographing angle and photographing direction of the measured image may be adopted.

That is, in the displayed numerical value of the digital measuring device, depending on the direction, '2' and '5', '6' and '9' may be confused with each other, and '1', '8' or '0' is inverted In order to prevent this, the shooting angle and shooting direction of the measured image are determined in advance, and then applied in reverse to make a forward direction, and then character reading can proceed. . For example, the determination of the photographing angle and the photographing direction may be performed based on the display direction of the surrounding text.

6 is a diagram for explaining a process of extracting medication information from a prescription image in a health care service according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 6 , capture screens 610 , 620 , and 630 showing a process of generating monitoring data for medication information in a mobile application implementing a health care service according to the system 10 are shown.

As in the capture screen 610 , a prescription may be scanned by the patient client terminal 100 to generate a prescription image related to drug information that the patient is taking. Thereafter, when the prescription image is transmitted to the server 200 , the server 200 performs text reading of the prescription image, and the reading result of the patient's medication information may be extracted.

The reading result of the patient's medication information in the server 200 may be provided to the patient client terminal 100 again as in the capture screen 620 . The patient can check the medication information such as the name of the medication, the pharmaceutical company, the dosing time, the single dose and the number of doses per day, and the total number of days of medication by looking at the reading result of the medication information provided to the patient client terminal 100 .

As in the capture screen 630 , whether or not taking medication according to the medication schedule may be recorded, and monitoring data for medication information may be generated therefrom and provided to the medical staff client terminal 300 . In addition, the patient can also check the monitoring data and manage the medication easily.

7 is a diagram for explaining various functions including an alarm function of a health care service according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 7 , a capture screen 710 showing comprehensive monitoring of health indicators and medication information in a mobile application implementing a health care service according to the system 10 , a capture screen showing a trend graph for each period of monitoring data ( 720) and a capture screen 730 indicating an alarm setting function for measuring health indicators or taking medication are shown.

In the capture screen 710 , health indicators such as blood sugar, blood pressure, and body temperature and medication information may be comprehensively displayed. According to such comprehensive monitoring of the health care service, it may be easier for the patient to check his/her own health condition.

In the capture screen 720 , a trend graph for each period of monitoring data may be provided. The display unit for displaying the monitoring data collected in the server 200 or the external mobile DB server as a graph may be set to any one of 'day', 'week', 'month' and 'year', and accordingly Numerical values and medication information of health indicators may be displayed as graphs. Meanwhile, in addition to the graph of the monitoring data, the entire log of the monitoring data may be provided as historical data for analysis.

In the capture screen 730, an alarm function for measuring a health indicator or taking medication may be provided. When the patient sets an alarm for measurement of blood glucose level or medication through the patient client terminal 100, the corresponding alarm information may be recorded in the server 200, and accordingly measure the blood glucose level to the patient at the set time; Or it may sound an alarm to remind you to take your diabetes medication.

That is, in relation to various functions including the alarm function of the health care service described in FIG. 7 , the processor 220 executes instructions stored in the memory 210 , thereby providing the monitoring data to the patient client terminal 100 . It may be further configured to transmit a trend graph by period, an overall log of monitoring data, and alarm data for measurement of a health indicator.

8 is a diagram illustrating monitoring data provided to a medical staff through a medical staff client terminal according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 8 , capture screens 810 and 820 of a web application of a health care service run in the medical staff client terminal 300 are illustrated. The web application of the health care service may be performed in a PC web environment.

As in the capture screen 810 , the medical staff may check the patient's monitoring data through the web application in the medical staff client terminal 300 . Specifically, according to the medical staff client terminal 300 , basic information such as a name entered by a patient and a date of birth may be provided to the medical staff, and health indicator monitoring data such as BMI, body temperature, maximum/minimum blood pressure, blood sugar level and the patient Medication information regarding medications being taken may be provided. In addition, a system message sent from the system 10 or an inquiry message sent personally by a patient may be delivered to the medical staff.

As in the capture screen 820 , the web application of the medical staff client terminal 300 may provide an overall log of health indicators, such as blood sugar, blood pressure, and body temperature, and a trend graph for each period. In particular, in the case of blood sugar, whether or not fasting is measured may be displayed together, and fasting blood sugar (FPG) and postprandial blood sugar (PPG) may be displayed separately in the display graph for each period.

As in the capture screens 810 and 820 , the medical staff can check the monitoring data for the patient's health index through the medical staff client terminal 300 , so it is reviewed and accurate values of the health index can be obtained without confronting the patient. Based on this, health care services can be provided to patients.

9 is a view for explaining a system for providing a health care service further including a hospital client terminal according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 9 , there is shown a system 20 for providing a health care service, further including a hospital client terminal 900 . The system 20 may refer to a system in which the hospital client terminal 900 is further included in the system 10 of FIG. 1 .

The system 20 may operate in the same manner as the system 10 , except that the hospital client terminal 900 is additionally included. The hospital client terminal 900 is an electronic device for a hospital administrator to access a health care service according to the system 20 , and may be in the form of a PC, like the medical staff client terminal 300 .

The hospital manager may access the system 20 in the form of a web application from the medical staff client terminal 300 . The hospital manager may use the representative account of the hospital, manage hospital information in the system 20, and manage medical staff belonging to the hospital.

In order to allocate a medical team to a patient in the system 20 , the server 200 may connect the patient client terminal 100 to the hospital client terminal 900 . That is, the processor 220 may be further configured to connect the patient client terminal 100 with the hospital client terminal 900 for allocating a medical staff to a patient by executing instructions stored in the memory 210 .

Hospital connection in the above system 20 may be performed in the order of a patient's request, hospital approval, and hospital staff assignment. The patient may request that a specific hospital be connected to the server 200 through the patient client terminal 100 , and when the hospital official replies to the server 200 an approval for the request through the hospital client terminal 900 . , patient-hospital matching can be achieved.

After the patient-hospital matching is made, the hospital official may assign a medical team to the patient through the hospital client terminal 900 . The medical staff may check the monitoring data of the patient through the medical staff client terminal 300 only for the patient assigned to them. Meanwhile, in a similar manner, when a patient requests cancellation of matching and the hospital approves it, the patient-hospital matching may be canceled.

As described above, when the system 20 is provided by adding the hospital client terminal 900 to the configuration of the system 10, the hospital manager managing the allocation between the patient and the medical staff may intervene, so that the patient in the health care service monitoring and after-sales care can be carried out more efficiently.

Meanwhile, as will be described later, the patient-hospital linkage may be made from the beginning of the health care service, or the hospital linkage may be made while using the health care service without hospital linkage.

10 is a diagram for describing a first method of connection with a hospital client terminal according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 10 , with respect to the patient-hospital connection, a diagram of a first method 1000 in which the patient-hospital connection is made from the initial stage of the health care service is shown. In a first scheme 1000 , a system administrator 1010 , a user 1020 , a hospital administrator 1030 , and a physician/staff 1040 may interact.

The system administrator 1010 is the server 200 of the system 20 , the user 1020 is the patient client terminal 100 of the system 20 , and the hospital administrator 1030 is the hospital client terminal of the system 20 ( 900 , and the doctor/staff 1040 may refer to the medical staff client terminal 300 of the system 20 .

In the first method 1000 , since a patient-hospital connection is made from the beginning to provide a health care service, the system 20 rather than the system 10 may be applied from the beginning of the service. That is, as illustrated, in the medical staff assignment process 1050 , the hospital manager 1030 may assign the doctor/staff 1040 to the user 1020 from the beginning of the service.

11 is a diagram for describing a second method related to a connection with a hospital client terminal according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 11 , with respect to the patient-hospital connection, a diagram of a second manner 1100 in which the patient-hospital connection is made during use of the health care service is shown. Also in the second manner 1100 , the system administrator 1010 , the user 1020 , the hospital administrator 1030 , and the doctor/staff 1040 may interact.

In the second method 1100 , while the user 1020 is receiving the health care service according to the system 10 without the intervention of the hospital manager 1030 , the hospital goes through a separate medical staff assignment process 1150 as shown. The intervention of the manager 1130 may be made.

That is, when the user 1020 visits a specific hospital while using the health care service according to the system 10 and wishes to receive a service linked to the hospital, as in the medical staff assignment process 1150 , the patient A doctor/staff 1140 may be assigned to the user 1020 by the hospital manager 1130 when a hospital inquiry and hospital connection request are made to the server 200 through the client terminal 100 and there is approval therefor. .

In relation to the second method 1100 , the processor 220 may transmit a connection request transmitted from the patient client terminal 100 to the hospital client terminal 900 when connecting with the hospital client terminal 900 , When there is approval for the connection request, the monitoring data may be transmitted to the medical staff client terminal 300 of the medical staff allocated to the patient by the hospital client terminal 900 .

12 to 14 are diagrams for explaining a method in which a health indicator management card is provided to a patient client terminal according to a priority according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 12 , a first case 1210 of card management and actual implementation examples 1220 and 1230 in which the first case 1210 is displayed on the patient client terminal 100 are shown.

Similarly, in FIG. 13 , actual implementation examples 1320 and 1330 in which the second case 1310 and the second case 1310 of card management are displayed on the patient client terminal 100 are shown, and in FIG. 14 , card management Actual implementation examples 1420 and 1430 in which the third case 1410 and the third case 1410 are displayed on the patient client terminal 100 are shown.

12 to 14 , the processor 220 executes instructions stored in the memory 210 , thereby generating the first health indicator management card and the medical staff client terminal 900 by the server 200 . ) may be further configured to transmit a second health indicator management card generated by may take precedence.

According to the health index management card, a user interface through which a patient can more conveniently manage their health index may be provided. Meanwhile, when the connection with the medical staff client terminal 900 is made, the existing first health indicator management card by the server 200 may be replaced with the second health indicator management card by the medical staff client terminal 900 . That is, the second health indicator management card may be applied instead of the first health indicator management card in a range in which the types of health indicators overlap.

Specifically, as in the first case 1210 of FIG. 12 , if there is a management card (A) and a management card (B) in the existing card 1211, and there is a management card (A) in the hospital card 1212, Since the health index A is duplicated, the management card A of the hospital card 1212 may be applied to the result card 1213 .

The actual implementation example 1220 may represent the existing card 1211 of the first case 1210 . As a result of the preferential application of the hospital card 1212 thereto, as in the actual implementation example 1230 , the existing blood sugar management card 1221 may be replaced with the hospital blood sugar management card 1231 , and the body temperature management card 1222 . , 1232) can be kept as it is.

In addition, as in the second case 1310 of FIG. 13 , when the management card (C) that is not in the existing card 1311 is in the hospital card 1312, the management card (C) as in the result card 1313 is It may be displayed before the management card (B) of the existing card (1311).

The actual implementation example 1320 may represent the existing card 1311 of the second case 1310 . As a result of the preferential application of the hospital card 1312 thereto, as in the actual implementation example 1330 , the existing blood sugar management card 1321 can be replaced with the hospital blood sugar management card 1331 , and the blood pressure management card 1322 . , 1332 may be maintained as it is, and the body temperature management card 1333 may be displayed before the blood pressure management card 1332 .

In addition, when the management card (C), which is not in the existing card 1411, is in the hospital card 1412 as in the third case 1410 of FIG. 14, there is no separate card replacement as in the result card 1413. The management card (C) may be displayed before the management card (A) and the management card (B) of the existing card (1411).

The actual implementation example 1420 may represent the existing card 1411 of the third case 1410 . As a result of the preferential application of the hospital card 1412 thereto, the blood glucose management cards 1421 and 1432 and the blood pressure management cards 1422 and 1433 may be displayed as they are without replacement, as in the actual implementation example 1430, but before that A blood pressure management card 1431 of a hospital may be displayed.

15 is a flowchart illustrating steps of configuring a method of providing a health care service according to some embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 15 , a method of providing a health care service may include steps 1510 to 1540 . However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and general steps other than the steps shown in FIG. 15 may be further included in the method of providing a health care service.

The method of providing the health care service of FIG. 15 may include steps that are time-series processed by the server 200 described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 14 . Therefore, even if omitted below, the contents described above for the server 200 may be equally applied to a method of providing a health care service.

The method of providing a health care service may be performed by the processor 220 executing instructions stored in the memory 210 .

In operation 1510 , the server 200 may receive a measurement image representing the measurement result of the patient's health index from the patient client terminal 100 .

In step 1520 , the server 200 may extract the reading result of the health index by reading the text on the measured image.

When extracting the reading result, the server 200 may perform character reading on the measurement image with reference to the health indicator input text input by the patient.

The measurement image may be taken to include both the measurement result of the health indicator and the patient's facial image, and the server 200, when extracting the reading result, matches the patient's facial image with the pre-registered patient's registration image In this case, character reading can be performed.

When extracting the reading result, the server 200 may perform character reading by additionally reading surrounding text in addition to the health index from the measurement image, and even if the type of health index is not selected by the patient, the health index only with the measurement image type can be determined.

When extracting the reading result, the server 200 may perform character reading by correcting a shooting angle and a shooting direction at which the measured image is captured.

In operation 1530 , the server 200 may generate monitoring data for the health indicator based on the reading result.

In step 1540 , the server 200 may transmit monitoring data to the medical staff client terminal 300 .

In the method of providing a health care service, the health indicator may be any one selected by a patient among a patient's blood sugar level, blood pressure level, and body temperature value, and the measurement image may be The measurement result may be an image.

The server 200 may transmit, to the patient client terminal 100 , a trend graph for each period of monitoring data, an overall log of monitoring data, and alarm data for measuring health indicators.

The server 200 may further receive a prescription image from the patient client terminal 100 to further extract a reading result for the patient's medication information, and further generate monitoring data for the medication information to the medical staff client terminal 300 . You can send more to

When the server 200 connects to the hospital client terminal 900 , the server 200 may transmit a connection request transmitted from the patient client terminal 100 to the hospital client terminal 900 , and when there is approval for the connection request, the hospital client Monitoring data may be transmitted to the medical staff client terminal 300 of the medical staff assigned to the patient by the terminal 900 .

The server 200 may be further configured to send the first health indicator management card generated by the server 200 and the second health indicator management card generated by the medical staff client terminal 900 to the patient client terminal 100 . and the second health indicator management card may take precedence over the first health indicator management card in a range where the types of health indicators overlap. On the other hand, the method of providing the health care service of FIG. At least one program or software including instructions may be recorded in a computer-readable recording medium.

Examples of the computer-readable recording medium include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks and magnetic tapes, optical recording media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, and floppy disks. Magneto-optical media, and hardware devices specially configured to store and execute program instructions, such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, and the like may be included. Examples of program instructions may include not only machine language codes such as those generated by a compiler, but also high-level language codes that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter or the like.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, the scope of the rights according to the present invention is not limited thereto, and various modifications and improvements by those skilled in the art using the basic concept of the present invention described in the following claims are also present. It should be interpreted as being included in the scope of rights according to the

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In the server providing a health care service,
a memory storing instructions; and
By executing the above commands:
Receive a measurement image representing a measurement result of a patient's health index from a patient client terminal,
extracting the reading result of the health indicator by performing text reading on the measured image;
generate monitoring data for the health indicator based on the reading result;
a processor configured to transmit the monitoring data to a medical staff client terminal; includes,
The measurement image is taken to include both the measurement result of the health index and the patient's face image,
the processor, when extracting the reading result, reads the text if the facial image of the patient matches the pre-registered registration image of the patient,
By additionally reading surrounding text in addition to the health index in the measurement image to read text, even if the type of health index is not selected by the patient, determining the type of health index only from the measurement image, providing a health care service server. The method of claim 1,
The health index is any one selected by the patient from among a blood sugar level, a blood pressure level, and a body temperature level of the patient,
The measurement image is a measurement result image for any one value selected by the patient, a server providing a health care service. The method of claim 1,
The processor is:
further receiving a prescription image from the patient client terminal to further extract a reading result for the patient's medication information,
A server for providing a health care service that further generates monitoring data for the medication information and further transmits the generated monitoring data to the medical staff client terminal. The method of claim 1,
The processor, by executing the instructions, is further configured to transmit, to the patient client terminal, the trend graph for each period of the monitoring data, the entire log of the monitoring data, and alarm data for measurement of the health indicator. server to provide. The method of claim 1,
the processor is further configured to connect the patient client terminal with a hospital client terminal for assigning a medical staff to the patient by executing the instructions;
the processor is further configured to send, by executing the instructions, a first health indicator management card generated by the server and a second health indicator management card generated by the medical staff client terminal to the patient client terminal,
A server for providing a health care service, wherein the second health indicator management card has priority over the first health indicator management card in a range where the types of the health indicator overlap.

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