CN111968743A - Cervical spondylopathy patient illness state self-evaluation electronic system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to an electronic system for self-evaluation of the illness state of a cervical spondylosis patient, which comprises a storage module, a questionnaire module, a response module, a submission module, a scoring module and a doctor confirmation module, wherein the questionnaire module is used for generating a questionnaire, and the questionnaire is used for evaluating cervical vertebra and related health conditions of the cervical vertebra, including the evaluation of nerve function conditions, neck and shoulder pain conditions and other related health conditions; the storage module is used for automatically storing the patient answering records; the submitting module is used for submitting the answer records stored in the storage module to a computer system of a doctor; the scoring module is used for scoring according to the answer records submitted by the patients and giving total scoring and itemized details; the doctor confirmation module is used for enabling a doctor to check the answer records of the patient, score the total scores and the itemized details, and the doctor finishes muscle strength evaluation (which needs to be finished by the doctor), and all evaluation items need to be checked by the doctor and then automatically written into medical record.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of medical evaluation, in particular to an electronic system for self-evaluation of the condition of a cervical spondylosis patient.
Background
Cervical spondylosis is a common clinical orthopedic disease, and many patients need hospitalization operation treatment. Due to the complexity of cervical spondylosis, when a patient is hospitalized for the first time, a doctor needs to know the condition of the patient in detail, otherwise, a targeted treatment scheme cannot be made.
In the prior art, a resident needs to spend a lot of time for inquiring in order to understand the condition of a patient in detail and accurately record the condition of the patient. Moreover, many patients do not have enough time to think and judge the conditions of the patients when they are in the process of inquiry, and some patients have insufficient oral expression ability to accurately describe the conditions of the patients, so that the doctors spend a lot of time and cannot accurately know the actual conditions of the patients. In addition, because of interference of subjective factors of doctors, evaluation errors are easy to generate.
In addition, the cervical spondylosis patients have a certain probability of disease deterioration after the operation, and the prior art cannot accurately and conveniently follow up the postoperative visit in time, cannot timely obtain the information whether the disease deterioration occurs to the patients, and cannot timely perform medical intervention.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide an electronic system for self-evaluation of the state of illness of a cervical spondylosis patient, and aims to solve the technical problems of how to save the time for evaluating the state of illness of the cervical spondylosis patient before an operation by a hospitalization doctor and how to collect follow-up evaluation of the cervical spondylosis patient before and after the operation in time so as to obtain the warning of the deterioration of the state of illness in time.
The invention aims to solve the defects of the prior art and provides an electronic system for evaluating the illness state of a cervical spondylosis patient by self, which comprises a storage module, a questionnaire module, a response module, a submission module, a scoring module and a doctor confirmation module, wherein the questionnaire module is used for generating a questionnaire, and the questionnaire is used for evaluating cervical vertebra and related health conditions of the cervical vertebra, including the evaluation of nerve function conditions, the evaluation of neck and shoulder pain conditions and the evaluation of other related health conditions; the answering module is used for answering the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module by the user, and the answering information of the patient provides diagnosis and treatment basis for the doctor; the storage module is used for automatically storing the patient answer records in the patient answering process so as to facilitate the patient to review and look up; the submission module is used for submitting the answer records stored in the storage module to a computer system of a doctor after the patient answers the questionnaire; the scoring module is used for scoring according to the answer records submitted by the patients and giving total scoring and itemized details; the doctor confirmation module is used for enabling a doctor to check the answer records of the patient, score the total score and the itemized details, the doctor finishes muscle strength evaluation (which needs to be finished by the doctor), and all evaluation items are approved by the doctor and then automatically written into medical record.
The cervical spondylosis patient illness state self-evaluation electronic system comprises two scenes of preoperative illness state self-evaluation and postoperative prognosis state self-evaluation. On one hand, the patient subjectively evaluates the current state of illness before operation, and provides a basis for a doctor to comprehensively judge the type of cervical spondylosis and a diagnosis and treatment strategy; on the other hand, the postoperative recovery degree and the prognosis condition of the patient who has undergone the operation are automatically evaluated, so that doctors can timely know the disease improvement condition of the patient in the postoperative follow-up stage.
The postoperative prognosis self-evaluation adopts a postoperative recovery degree self-evaluation module to generate a horizontal color bar, the horizontal color bar is used for representing postoperative improvement degree, a hand-shaped cursor is arranged on the horizontal color bar, a user selects the degree state which is currently adapted to the user by dragging the hand-shaped cursor, and the subjective evaluation of the postoperative illness state improvement degree is finished by clicking 'determination'.
Preferably, the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module comprises questionnaire one, questionnaire two and questionnaire three, wherein the questionnaire one is used for helping a doctor to know the nerve function condition of the patient, including the evaluation of motor function, sensory function and bladder function; the second questionnaire is used for helping a doctor to know the neck and shoulder pain condition of the patient, including specific pain parts and/or pain degrees; the third questionnaire is used to help the physician understand the other relevant health conditions of the patient.
Further preferably, the questions in the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module are provided with a plurality of options for the patient to select according to his or her actual situation.
And the second questionnaire adopts a horizontal color bar to express the pain degree, a dragging cursor is arranged on the horizontal color bar, and the patient can select the specific pain degree state by dragging the dragging cursor.
And the second questionnaire adopts a pattern to represent a specific pain part, and the patient selects the specific pain part according with the actual condition of the patient by clicking the specific position of the pattern.
Other relevant health conditions include whether the patient is restricted to strenuous, moderate, or mild activity.
Preferably, the cervical spondylopathy patient illness self-evaluation electronic system further comprises a viewing module, and the viewing module is used for enabling the patient to view and review answer records at any time in the answering process.
Further preferably, the cervical spondylosis patient illness self-evaluation electronic system further comprises a modification module, which is used for modifying the answer records of the patient at any time in the answer process and automatically storing the modified answer records in the storage module.
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Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the self-evaluation electronic system for the cervical spondylosis patient condition mainly aims at evaluating the preoperative condition state or postoperative recovery condition of the cervical spondylosis patient. The patient answers the related evaluation questions in a questionnaire form and submits the questions to the doctor, so that an important diagnosis and treatment basis is provided for the doctor. The system is beneficial to improving the normalization of the evaluation of orthopedic patients, helps doctors master the latest state of illness of the patients at any time, and establishes a foundation for diagnosis and treatment decision and postoperative curative effect tracking of cervical spondylosis patients.
The electronic system for self-evaluation of the condition of the cervical spondylosis patient has the following advantages:
1. simple and applicable, and easy operation. The questionnaire form is adopted, doctor-patient conversation is simulated, questions are answered one by one, and the applicable population is wide.
2. High efficiency, rapidness, time saving and labor saving. The effective information of the patient is acquired through the mobile terminal, so that the evaluation efficiency is improved, and the medical cost is saved.
3. The contents are popular and accord with the habit. Convert professional medical assessment scales into popular questionnaires easily understood by users.
4. And evaluating fairness and avoiding interference. The patient independently finishes self-evaluation, avoids interference of subjective factors of doctors and generates evaluation errors.
5. The result is synchronous and has strong effectiveness. The evaluation result is transmitted to the doctor in real time, so that the doctor can master the illness state of the patient at the first time.
6. And the reusability is high. The patient can be evaluated for many times in different stages, and the follow-up information can be conveniently acquired by medical staff regularly.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an electronic system for self-assessment of the condition of a patient with cervical spondylosis.
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the subjective evaluation of the degree of improvement of the postoperative condition by the patient.
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the pattern of topics in one of the questionnaires.
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of the pattern of another topic in one of the questionnaires.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of a mode of using a horizontal color bar to indicate the pain level in the second questionnaire.
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of a pattern showing a specific pain region in the second questionnaire.
FIG. 7 is a chart illustrating topic patterns of other related health conditions.
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The present invention is described in more detail below to facilitate an understanding of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 1, the cervical spondylopathy patient self-evaluation electronic system of the invention comprises a storage module, a questionnaire module, a response module, a submission module, a scoring module and a doctor confirmation module. The questionnaire module is used for generating questionnaires which are all evaluated aiming at the cervical vertebra and related health conditions of the cervical vertebra, including the evaluation of nerve function conditions, the evaluation of neck and shoulder pain conditions and the evaluation of other related health conditions; the answering module is used for the user to answer the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module, and the answering information of the patient can provide important diagnosis and treatment basis for a doctor; the storage module is used for automatically storing the patient answer records in the patient answering process so as to facilitate the patient to review and look up; the submission module is used for submitting the answer records stored in the storage module to a computer system of a doctor after the patient answers the questionnaire; the scoring module is used for scoring according to the answer records submitted by the patients and giving total scoring and itemized details; the doctor confirmation module is used for enabling a doctor to check the answer records of the patient, score the total score and the itemized details, the doctor finishes muscle strength evaluation (which needs to be finished by the doctor), and all evaluation items are approved by the doctor and then automatically written into medical record.
The cervical spondylosis patient illness state self-evaluation electronic system comprises two scenes of preoperative illness state self-evaluation and postoperative prognosis state self-evaluation. On one hand, the patient subjectively evaluates the current state of illness before operation, and provides a basis for a doctor to comprehensively judge the type of cervical spondylosis and a diagnosis and treatment strategy; on the other hand, the postoperative recovery degree and the prognosis condition of the patient who has undergone the operation are automatically evaluated, so that doctors can timely know the disease improvement condition of the patient in the postoperative follow-up stage.
The questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module is a necessary answer item and needs to be completely completed by the patient. The postoperative recovery degree self-evaluation module is an unnecessary answer item and can not be ignored by an operator.
Preferably, as shown in fig. 2, the self-evaluation of the postoperative prognosis status employs a postoperative recovery self-evaluation module to generate horizontal color bars representing the degree of postoperative improvement, which are divided equally left and right by a midline, the left side represents worsening (negative), the right side represents improvement (positive), and the midline represents no recovery (0%). The horizontal color bar is provided with a hand-shaped cursor, and a user drags the hand-shaped cursor to select the degree status which is currently adapted to the user and clicks 'determination', namely, the subjective evaluation of the postoperative disease improvement degree is completed.
Preferably, the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module comprises a questionnaire I, a questionnaire II and a questionnaire III, wherein the questionnaire I is used for helping a doctor to know the nerve function condition of the patient, and comprises various evaluations such as motor function, sensory function, bladder function and the like; the second questionnaire is used for helping a doctor to know the neck and shoulder pain conditions of the patient, including specific pain parts, pain degrees and the like; the third questionnaire is used to help the physician understand the other relevant health conditions of the patient.
Further preferably, as shown in fig. 3 and 4, the questions in the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module are provided with a plurality of options for the patient to select according to his/her actual situation.
As shown in fig. 5, the second questionnaire adopts a horizontal color bar to indicate the pain level, a dragging cursor is arranged on the horizontal color bar, and the patient drags the dragging cursor to select the specific pain level state.
As shown in fig. 6, the second questionnaire is a pattern showing a specific pain part, and the patient selects a specific pain part according with his/her actual condition by clicking a specific position of the pattern. In the example shown in fig. 6, a plurality of specific pain parts are shown by using the pattern of the upper arm, for example, the outer side of the upper arm, the inner side of the upper arm, the posterior elbow, the inner side of the forearm, the outer side of the forearm, the thumb, the middle finger and the little finger, the pattern is simple and clear, the patient looks at a glance, errors are not easy to occur when selecting the pain part, and the doctor can judge the specific pain part of the patient more easily.
As shown in fig. 7, other relevant health conditions include whether the patient is restricted from performing strenuous, moderate, or mild activities.
Preferably, the cervical spondylopathy patient illness self-evaluation electronic system further comprises a viewing module, and the viewing module is used for enabling the patient to view and review answer records at any time in the answering process.
Further preferably, the cervical spondylosis patient illness self-evaluation electronic system further comprises a modification module, which is used for modifying the answer records of the patient at any time in the answer process and automatically storing the modified answer records in the storage module.
The cervical spondylosis patient illness state self-evaluation electronic system can be accessed and used through an intelligent terminal (such as a smart phone or a tablet personal computer), a patient can request guidance of professionals such as doctors or nurses at any time in the answering process, the patient submits the answering records to a doctor computer system, and the doctor can check the answering records of the patient and score total scores and item details through a doctor confirmation module on a confirmation interface of the computer system. For the first hospitalization self-evaluation, the doctor determines to make an accurate record, so that the time of the hospitalization doctor is saved. In addition, the system is adopted to carry out postoperative follow-up visit alarm, can collect follow-up visit assessment of postoperative patients in time and is convenient for disease deterioration warning.
The foregoing describes preferred embodiments of the present invention, but is not intended to limit the invention thereto. Modifications and variations of the embodiments disclosed herein may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention.
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1. The electronic system for self-evaluation of the illness state of the cervical spondylosis patient is characterized by comprising a storage module, a questionnaire module, a response module, a submission module, a scoring module and a doctor confirmation module, wherein the questionnaire module is used for generating a questionnaire which is used for evaluating the cervical vertebra and related health conditions of the cervical vertebra, including evaluation of a nerve function condition, evaluation of a neck and shoulder pain condition and evaluation of other related health conditions; the answering module is used for answering the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module by the user, and the answering information of the patient provides diagnosis and treatment basis for the doctor; the storage module is used for automatically storing the patient answer records in the patient answering process so as to facilitate the patient to review and look up; the submission module is used for submitting the answer records stored in the storage module to a computer system of a doctor after the patient answers the questionnaire; the scoring module is used for scoring according to the answer records submitted by the patients and giving total scoring and itemized details; the doctor confirmation module is used for enabling a doctor to check the answer records of the patient, score total scores and itemized details, the doctor finishes muscle strength evaluation, and all evaluation items are audited by the doctor and then automatically written into medical record.
2. The cervical spondylopathy patient self-evaluation electronic system as recited in claim 1, wherein said cervical spondylopathy patient self-evaluation electronic system comprises two scenarios of pre-operative self-evaluation of disease status and post-operative self-evaluation of prognosis status; on one hand, the patient subjectively evaluates the current state of illness before operation, and provides a basis for a doctor to comprehensively judge the type of cervical spondylosis and a diagnosis and treatment strategy; on the other hand, the postoperative recovery degree and the prognosis condition of the patient who has undergone the operation are automatically evaluated, so that doctors can timely know the disease improvement condition of the patient in the postoperative follow-up stage.
3. The cervical spondylopathy patient self-evaluation electronic system as recited in claim 2, wherein said post-operative prognosis self-evaluation uses a post-operative recovery degree self-evaluation module to generate a horizontal color bar representing the degree of post-operative improvement, and a hand-shaped cursor is disposed on the horizontal color bar, and the user can select the degree status currently adapted to him by dragging the hand-shaped cursor, and then click "determine" to complete the subjective evaluation of the degree of post-operative improvement.
4. The cervical spine disease patient self-evaluation electronic system according to claim 1, wherein the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module comprises a questionnaire one, a questionnaire two and a questionnaire three, wherein the questionnaire one is used for helping a doctor to know the nerve function status of the patient, including the evaluation of motor function, sensory function and bladder function; the second questionnaire is used for helping a doctor to know the neck and shoulder pain condition of the patient, including specific pain parts and/or pain degrees; the third questionnaire is used to help the physician understand the other relevant health conditions of the patient.
5. The cervical spine disease patient self-evaluation electronic system of claim 1, wherein the questions in the questionnaire generated by the questionnaire module are provided with a plurality of options for the patient to choose from according to his actual condition.
6. The electronic system for self-assessment of patient's condition of cervical spondylosis as claimed in claim 4, wherein the second questionnaire is a horizontal bar with a dragging cursor for pain level, and the patient can select his/her pain level status by dragging the dragging cursor.
7. The electronic system for self-assessment of patient's condition of cervical spondylosis as claimed in claim 4, wherein the second questionnaire is a chart showing the pain location, and the patient selects the pain location corresponding to his actual condition by clicking the specific location of the chart.
8. The system of claim 4, wherein the other related health conditions include whether the patient is restricted from strenuous, moderate, or mild activity.
9. The cervical spondylopathy patient self-evaluation electronic system of claim 1, further comprising a viewing module for the patient to view and review the answer records at any time during the answering process.
10. The cervical spondylopathy patient condition self-evaluation electronic system as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a modification module for modifying the answer records of the patient at any time during the answering process and automatically storing the modified answer records in the storage module.
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