CN115083081B - Ward personnel positioning ward-looking-up monitoring system and method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring system and a ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method. This ward personnel location ward round monitored control system includes: patient label, nurse label, card reader, control center, timer and monitoring center; each patient tag has a unique identification code, and each nurse tag has a unique nurse information identification code associated with the nurse identity information; the control center correlates the unique identification code of the patient tag with the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag, and records the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag to the patient tag; the illness state information includes: patient identity information, patient illness information, ward-round care items, and shortest ward-round care time; the card reader is disposed in the ward to periodically read information of the patient tag and the nurse tag in the ward, and forward the information of the patient tag and the nurse tag read each time to the control center.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to a ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring system and a ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method.
Background
The nursing business ward-round is a part of the work of nurses, and is divided into three forms, namely clinical nursing ward-round, nursing individual ward-round and nursing teaching ward-round according to the different contents and purposes of the ward-round.
For clinical nursing ward-round, nurses need to carry out some nursing operations, such as turning over, sputum aspiration, intravenous transfusion, drug administration and the like, on patients in ward-round according to different conditions of patients receiving ward-round during ward-round.
In particular, in clinical care work, medical staff needs to turn over a patient incapable of voluntarily moving or limited in movement at regular time, so that comfort of the patient is promoted, and the occurrence of stress injury caused by limb soreness and joint stiffness and even long-term compression of local tissues caused by long-time co-integration of the patient is prevented.
In addition, in clinical care, medical staff is required to perform regular sputum aspiration on some patients, such as opening the mouth of a comatose patient with a tongue depressor or an opener, and then performing sputum aspiration; for example, the patient is a tracheal cannula or tracheotomy patient, and sputum is sucked through the tracheal cannula or the cannula; for example, it is difficult to suck phlegm through the oral cavity, and people can insert the phlegm through the nasal cavity.
However, in some extreme cases (e.g., the nurse is busy forgetting to visit, the nurse is asleep and not going to visit, the nurse suddenly falls down and cannot visit), there may be cases where the nurse does not visit on time, in which case if the patient cannot be turned over or transfused at regular time, the health or illness of the patient may be affected; furthermore, if the patient cannot inhale phlegm in time, even suffocation death of the patient can be caused.
Thus, it is desirable to prevent the danger of failing to check the room in time, which occurs in extreme situations such as a nurse forgetting to check the room, the nurse falling asleep without checking the room, the nurse suddenly falling down and failing to check the room.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects in the prior art, the invention provides a ward personnel positioning ward-looking monitoring system and method, which can prevent dangers caused by incapability of timely ward-looking caused by extreme situations such as that a nurse is busy and forgets to ward the ward, the nurse is asleep but does not ward the ward, the nurse suddenly falls down and cannot ward the ward.
According to the present invention, there is provided a ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring system comprising: patient label, nurse label, card reader, control center, timer and monitoring center; each patient tag has a unique identification code, and each nurse tag has a unique nurse information identification code associated with the nurse identity information; the control center correlates the unique identification code of the patient tag with the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag, and records the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag to the patient tag; the illness state information includes: patient identity information, patient illness information, ward-round care items, and shortest ward-round care time; the card reader is disposed in the ward to periodically read information of the patient tag and the nurse tag in the ward, and forward the information of the patient tag and the nurse tag read each time to the control center.
Preferably, the control center judges the state of the timer each time only the patient tag is received from the card reader while the nurse tag is not received, and performs the following operations:
under the condition that the timer is in a zero clearing static state, starting the timer to count down, wherein the time length of counting down the timer is the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round time of all illness state information recorded in all received patient labels;
and when the timer is in the countdown state, determining the remaining time length of the current countdown state of the timer, determining the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times of all the illness information recorded in all the received patient labels, and setting the remaining time length of the countdown state of the timer as the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times when the remaining time length is larger than the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times.
Preferably, the control center clears the timer to rest each time a patient tag is received from the card reader while a nurse tag is received;
and the timer counts down to zero, the warning information is continuously sent to the control center until the warning information receiving confirmation information is received from the control center; when the control center receives the warning information, the control center sends a nursing reminding message to the monitoring center and then sends warning information receiving confirmation information to the timer.
Preferably, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring system according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention further comprises: patient call button; the control center judges whether the patient call button is pressed or not under the condition that the patient label is received from the card reader and the nurse label is received at the same time, if the patient call button is not pressed, the timer is cleared and is still, and if the patient call button is pressed, no operation is carried out on the timer; and the timer counts down to zero, the warning information is continuously sent to the control center until the warning information receiving confirmation information is received from the control center; when the control center receives the warning information, the control center sends a nursing reminding message to the monitoring center and then sends warning information receiving confirmation information to the timer.
Preferably, the nurse tag is provided with a display screen, and the control center transmits information recorded in all the patient tags received from the card reader to the simultaneously received nurse tags to be displayed in the display screen each time the patient tags are received from the card reader and the nurse tags are simultaneously received. Thus, the nurse can be reminded of what nursing operation needs to be performed on each patient, and nursing errors are prevented.
According to the invention, the invention also provides a ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method, which comprises the following steps:
a first step of: the control center correlates the unique identification code of the patient tag with the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag, and records the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag to the patient tag; the illness state information includes: patient identity information, patient illness information, ward-round care items, and shortest ward-round care time;
and a second step of: a card reader is arranged in the ward to periodically read information of the patient and nurse tags in the ward and forward the information of each read patient and nurse tag to the control center.
Preferably, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method further comprises the following steps:
and a third step of: the control center clears the timer and stops under the condition that the control center receives the patient label from the card reader each time and simultaneously receives the nurse label;
fourth step: the control center judges the state of the timer under the condition that only the patient label is received from the card reader and the nurse label is not received at the same time;
fifth step: under the condition that the timer is in a zero clearing static state, starting the timer to count down, wherein the time length of counting down the timer is the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round time of all illness state information recorded in all received patient labels;
sixth step: and when the timer is in the countdown state, determining the remaining time length of the current countdown state of the timer, determining the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times of all the illness information recorded in all the received patient labels, and setting the remaining time length of the countdown state of the timer as the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times when the remaining time length is larger than the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times.
Preferably, in an alternative embodiment, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method further includes: the control center judges whether the patient call button is pressed or not under the condition that the patient label is received from the card reader each time and the nurse label is received simultaneously, the timer is cleared and is still if the patient call button is not pressed, and no operation is performed on the timer if the patient call button is pressed; and the timer counts down to zero, the warning information is continuously sent to the control center until the warning information receiving confirmation information is received from the control center; when the control center receives the warning information, the control center sends a nursing reminding message to the monitoring center and then sends warning information receiving confirmation information to the timer;
the control center judges the state of the timer under the condition that only the patient label is received from the card reader and the nurse label is not received at the same time;
under the condition that the timer is in a zero clearing static state, starting the timer to count down, wherein the time length of counting down the timer is the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round time of all illness state information recorded in all received patient labels;
and when the timer is in the countdown state, determining the remaining time length of the current countdown state of the timer, determining the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times of all the illness information recorded in all the received patient labels, and setting the remaining time length of the countdown state of the timer as the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times when the remaining time length is larger than the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times.
Preferably, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method further comprises the following steps: continuously sending warning information to the control center until the timer counts down to zero, and receiving warning information receiving confirmation information from the control center; when the control center receives the warning information, the control center sends a nursing reminding message to the monitoring center and then sends warning information receiving confirmation information to the timer.
Preferably, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method further comprises the following steps: the control center transmits the information recorded in all the patient tags received from the card reader to the nurse tag received at the same time to be displayed in the display screen in the case that the patient tag is received from the card reader each time and the nurse tag is received at the same time.
Therefore, the ward personnel positioning ward-looking monitoring system and method can prevent dangers caused by incapability of timely ward-looking due to extreme situations such as that a nurse is busy and forgets to ward the ward, the nurse sleeps without ward-looking, the nurse suddenly falls down and can not ward the ward.
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fig. 1 schematically illustrates a system block diagram of a ward personnel location ward-round monitoring system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 schematically shows a flow chart of a ward personnel location ward-round monitoring method according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
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In order that the invention may be more readily understood, a detailed description of the invention is provided below along with specific embodiments and accompanying figures.
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Fig. 1 schematically illustrates a system block diagram of a ward personnel location ward-round monitoring system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring system according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention includes: patient tag 1, nurse tag 2, card reader 3, control center 4, timer 5 and monitoring center 6.
Each patient tag 1 has a unique identification code, and each nurse tag 2 has a unique nurse information identification code associated with the nurse identity information; the control center 4 associates the unique identification code of the patient tag 1 with the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag, and records the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag to the patient tag 1; the illness state information includes: patient identification information, patient illness information, ward care items (e.g., turn over, inhale sputum, infuse, etc.), and minimum care ward time (i.e., the maximum time interval that a nurse needs ward care for the patient, and the nurse's two ward rounds time interval for the patient must not exceed the maximum time interval).
The card reader 3 is disposed in the ward to periodically read information of the patient tag 1 and the nurse tag 2 in the ward, and forwards the information of the patient tag 1 and the nurse tag 2 read each time to the control center 4.
The control center 4 judges the state of the timer 5 each time only the patient tag 1 is received from the card reader 3 while the nurse tag 2 is not received, and performs the following operations:
under the condition that the timer 5 is in a zero clearing static state, starting the timer 5 to count down, wherein the time length of counting down of the timer 5 is the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round time of all received illness state information recorded in all patient labels 1;
in the case where the timer 5 is in the countdown, the remaining time length of the current countdown of the timer 5 is determined, and the shortest one of all the shortest care ward-round times of all the received condition information recorded in all the patient tags 1 is determined, and in the case where the remaining time length is greater than the shortest one of all the shortest care ward-round times, the remaining time length of the countdown of the timer 5 is set to the shortest one of all the shortest care ward-round times.
The control center 4 clears the timer 5 to be stationary each time the patient tag 1 is received from the card reader 3 and the nurse tag 2 is received at the same time.
Preferably, the nurse tag 2 is provided with a display screen, and the control center 4 transmits information recorded in all the patient tags 1 received from the card reader 3 to the simultaneously received nurse tag 2 to be displayed in the display screen each time the patient tag 1 is received from the card reader 3 and the nurse tag 2 is simultaneously received. Thus, the nurse can be reminded of what nursing operation needs to be performed on each patient, and nursing errors are prevented.
Furthermore, the timer 5 counts down until zero, and continuously transmits the warning information to the control center 4 until the warning information reception confirmation information is received from the control center 4; upon receiving the warning message, the control center 4 transmits a care alert message to the monitoring center 6 and then transmits a warning message reception confirmation message to the timer 5.
Therefore, the invention can effectively prevent dangers caused by incapability of checking the rounds in time, which are caused by extreme situations such as that a nurse forgets to check the rounds, the nurse sleeps without checking the rounds, the nurse suddenly falls down and cannot check the rounds.
In special cases, such as a patient call button, where a nurse may answer a question about the patient or patient's cares or provide corresponding assistance but do not make routine rounds and care, the timer should not be restarted, whereby the invention further provides the preferred examples described below.
The ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring system according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention further comprises: patient call button; and the control center 4 judges whether the patient call button is pressed or not in the case where the patient tag 1 is received from the card reader 3 and the nurse tag 2 is received at the same time, clears the timer 5 to rest if the patient call button is not pressed, and does not perform any operation on the timer 5 if the patient call button is pressed.
Thus, in special situations, such as patient call buttons, where a nurse may answer a question of a patient or patient's cares or provide corresponding assistance but do not perform routine rounds and care, false elimination of reminders may be avoided, further effectively preventing hazards such as the nurse forgetting to visit, the nurse falling asleep without the round, the nurse suddenly falling ill and failing to visit, and the inability to visit in time, which may occur in extreme situations.
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Fig. 2 schematically shows a flow chart of a ward personnel location ward-round monitoring method according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
As shown in fig. 2, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention includes:
a first step S1: the control center correlates the unique identification code of the patient tag with the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag, and records the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag to the patient tag; the illness state information includes: patient identity information, patient illness information, ward-round care items, and shortest ward-round care time;
a second step S2: arranging a card reader in the ward to periodically read information of the patient tag and the nurse tag in the ward, and forwarding the information of the patient tag and the nurse tag read each time to a control center;
third step S3: the control center clears the timer and stops under the condition that the control center receives the patient label from the card reader each time and simultaneously receives the nurse label;
fourth step S4: the control center judges the state of the timer under the condition that only the patient label is received from the card reader and the nurse label is not received at the same time;
fifth step S5: under the condition that the timer is in a zero clearing static state, starting the timer to count down, wherein the time length of counting down the timer is the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round time of all illness state information recorded in all received patient labels;
sixth step S6: and when the timer is in the countdown state, determining the remaining time length of the current countdown state of the timer, determining the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times of all the illness information recorded in all the received patient labels, and setting the remaining time length of the countdown state of the timer as the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times when the remaining time length is larger than the shortest one of all the shortest nursing ward-round times.
Preferably, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention further includes: continuously sending warning information to the control center until the timer counts down to zero, and receiving warning information receiving confirmation information from the control center; when the control center receives the warning information, the control center sends a nursing reminding message to the monitoring center and then sends warning information receiving confirmation information to the timer.
Preferably, in an alternative embodiment, the ward personnel positioning ward inspection monitoring method according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention further includes: the control center judges whether the patient call button is pressed or not under the condition that the patient label is received from the card reader each time and the nurse label is received simultaneously, the timer is cleared and is still if the patient call button is not pressed, and no operation is performed on the timer if the patient call button is pressed; and the timer counts down to zero, the warning information is continuously sent to the control center until the warning information receiving confirmation information is received from the control center; when the control center receives the warning information, the control center sends a nursing reminding message to the monitoring center and then sends warning information receiving confirmation information to the timer.
Preferably, the nurse tag is provided with a display screen, and preferably, the ward personnel positioning ward-round monitoring method according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention further comprises: the control center transmits the information recorded in all the patient tags received from the card reader to the nurse tag received at the same time to be displayed in the display screen in the case that the patient tag is received from the card reader each time and the nurse tag is received at the same time. Thus, the nurse can be reminded of what nursing operation needs to be performed on each patient, and nursing errors are prevented.
Thus, in special situations, such as patient call buttons, where a nurse may answer a question of a patient or patient's cares or provide corresponding assistance but do not perform routine rounds and care, false elimination of reminders may be avoided, further effectively preventing hazards such as the nurse forgetting to visit, the nurse falling asleep without the round, the nurse suddenly falling ill and failing to visit, and the inability to visit in time, which may occur in extreme situations.
Furthermore, unless specifically stated otherwise, the terms "first," "second," "third," and the like in the description herein, are used for distinguishing between various components, elements, steps, etc. in the description, and not for indicating a logical or sequential relationship between various components, elements, steps, etc.
It will be appreciated that although the invention has been described above in terms of preferred embodiments, the above embodiments are not intended to limit the invention. Many possible variations and modifications of the disclosed technology can be made by anyone skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the technology, or the technology can be modified to be equivalent. Therefore, any simple modification, equivalent variation and modification of the above embodiments according to the technical substance of the present invention still fall within the scope of the technical solution of the present invention.
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1. The ward personnel positioning ward-looking-up monitoring system is characterized by comprising: patient label, nurse label, card reader, control center, timer and monitoring center; each patient tag has a unique identification code, and each nurse tag has a unique nurse information identification code associated with the nurse identity information; the control center correlates the unique identification code of the patient tag with the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag, and records the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag to the patient tag; the illness state information includes: patient identity information, patient illness information, ward-round care items, and shortest ward-round care time; the card reader is arranged in the ward to periodically read information of the patient tag and the nurse tag in the ward and forward the information of the patient tag and the nurse tag read each time to the control center;
wherein the control center judges the state of the timer and performs the following operations in a case where only the patient tag is received from the card reader while the nurse tag is not received at a time:
under the condition that the timer is in a zero clearing static state, starting the timer to count down, wherein the time length of counting down the timer is the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round time of all illness state information recorded in all received patient labels;
determining the remaining time length of the current countdown of the timer under the condition that the timer is in the countdown state, determining the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round times of all illness information recorded in all received patient labels, and setting the remaining time length of the countdown of the timer to be the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round times under the condition that the remaining time length is larger than the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round times;
the control center clears and stops the timer under the condition that the control center receives the patient label from the card reader each time and simultaneously receives the nurse label;
and the timer counts down to zero, the warning information is continuously sent to the control center until the warning information receiving confirmation information is received from the control center; when the control center receives the warning information, the control center sends a nursing reminding message to the monitoring center and then sends warning information receiving confirmation information to the timer;
and ward personnel location ward-round monitoring system still includes: patient call button; and the control center judges whether the patient call button is pressed or not in the case that the patient label is received from the card reader and the nurse label is received at the same time, the timer is cleared and stopped if the patient call button is not pressed, and no operation is performed on the timer if the patient call button is pressed.
2. The ward personal location ward-finding monitoring system of claim 1, wherein the nurse tag is configured with a display screen, and the control center transmits information recorded in all patient tags received from the card reader to the simultaneously received nurse tags to be displayed in the display screen each time a patient tag is received from the card reader and the nurse tag is simultaneously received.
3. The ward personnel positioning ward-looking-up monitoring method is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
the control center correlates the unique identification code of the patient tag with the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag, and records the disease information of the patient wearing the patient tag to the patient tag; the illness state information includes: patient identity information, patient illness information, ward-round care items, and shortest ward-round care time;
arranging a card reader in the ward to periodically read information of the patient tag and the nurse tag in the ward, and forwarding the information of the patient tag and the nurse tag read each time to a control center;
the control center clears the timer and stops under the condition that the control center receives the patient label from the card reader each time and simultaneously receives the nurse label;
the control center judges the state of the timer under the condition that only the patient label is received from the card reader and the nurse label is not received at the same time;
under the condition that the timer is in a zero clearing static state, starting the timer to count down, wherein the time length of counting down the timer is the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round time of all illness state information recorded in all received patient labels;
determining the remaining time length of the current countdown of the timer under the condition that the timer is in the countdown state, determining the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round times of all illness information recorded in all received patient labels, and setting the remaining time length of the countdown of the timer to be the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round times under the condition that the remaining time length is larger than the shortest one of all shortest nursing ward-round times;
the control center judges whether the patient call button is pressed or not under the condition that the patient label is received from the card reader each time and the nurse label is received at the same time, if the patient call button is not pressed, the timer is cleared and is still, and if the patient call button is pressed, no operation is performed on the timer; and the timer counts down to zero, the warning information is continuously sent to the control center until the warning information receiving confirmation information is received from the control center; when the control center receives the warning information, the control center sends a nursing reminding message to the monitoring center and then sends warning information receiving confirmation information to the timer.
4. The ward personnel location ward-round monitoring method of claim 3, further comprising: the control center transmits the information recorded in all the patient tags received from the card reader to the nurse tag received at the same time to be displayed in the display screen in the case that the patient tag is received from the card reader each time and the nurse tag is received at the same time.
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