CN216053066U

CN216053066U - Ward patrol system

Info

Publication number: CN216053066U
Application number: CN202121713010.1U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 卓亚娟
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2021-07-27
Filing date: 2021-07-27
Publication date: 2022-03-15
Anticipated expiration: 2031-07-27

Abstract

The utility model relates to a ward patrol system, which comprises an RFID (radio frequency identification) tag, a handheld terminal and an upper computer; the RFID tag is used for writing in the bed codes and is arranged on the bed corresponding to the written bed codes; the handheld terminal comprises an RFID card reading module, a central processing unit, an input module and a wireless transmission module, wherein the RFID card reading module is used for reading the RFID label and sending the information to the central processing unit after reading the RFID label; after receiving the information of the RFID label, the central processing unit transmits the information input to the handheld terminal through the input module to the upper computer through the wireless communication module. The utility model ensures that the ward must arrive at the site during the patrol, thereby strengthening the supervision.

Description

Ward patrol system

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of ward patrol management, in particular to a ward patrol system.

Background

Due to the development of the information technology, when a nurse visits a ward at present, the nurse can scan the two-dimensional code on the sickbed through the mobile phone APP, the patrol condition is uploaded to an information system of a hospital through a wireless transmission mode through the mobile phone, and a nursing record list is automatically generated. However, the inventor of the present invention finds that the existing two-dimensional code mode is easy to copy, that is, because the two-dimensional code can be printed and photographed, especially when patrolling at night, a patrolman can take a two-dimensional code picture in advance, and when the patrolling time point is reached, the patrolling person can directly scan the shot picture to complete the recording. Therefore, a new ward patrol system is needed to enhance the supervision.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide a ward patrol system which can strengthen supervision.

The technical scheme adopted by the utility model for solving the technical problems is as follows: the ward patrol system comprises an RFID (radio frequency identification) tag, a handheld terminal and an upper computer; the RFID tag is used for writing in the bed codes and is arranged on the bed corresponding to the written bed codes; the handheld terminal comprises an RFID card reading module, a central processing unit, an input module and a wireless transmission module, wherein the RFID card reading module is used for reading the RFID label and sending the information to the central processing unit after reading the RFID label; after receiving the information of the RFID label, the central processing unit transmits the information input to the handheld terminal through the input module to the upper computer through the wireless communication module.

The RFID card reading module comprises an RFID card reader and an antenna, the RFID card reader is connected with a power supply of the handheld terminal, and the power supply of the handheld terminal supplies power.

The RFID tag is a low-frequency tag, the RFID card reader is a low-frequency card reader, and the antenna is arranged on a shell of the handheld terminal.

The upper computer comprises a memory and a prompter, the memory is used for storing the patrol time, and the prompter is used for sending reminding information to the handheld terminal when the patrol time arrives.

The upper computer also comprises a display, and the display is used for displaying the patrol state of each bed.

The upper computer further comprises an input device, and the input device is used for setting the nursing grade of each bed and setting patrol contents according to the nursing grade.

Advantageous effects

Due to the adoption of the technical scheme, compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following advantages and positive effects: according to the utility model, the RFID label is arranged on the bed, the RFID card reading module arranged on the handheld terminal is used for reading the RFID label, the information of the RFID label is sent to the central processing unit after the RFID label is read, and the central processing unit transmits the information input to the handheld terminal through the input module to the upper computer through the wireless communication module after receiving the information of the RFID label, so that the patrol operation is completed. Because the identification range of the RFID identification technology is small, and the central processing unit can only transmit information to the upper computer by holding the terminal after receiving the RFID label information, the ward patrol is ensured to be on site, and the supervision is enhanced.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of the present invention.

Detailed Description

The utility model will be further illustrated with reference to the following specific examples. It should be understood that these examples are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Further, it should be understood that various changes or modifications of the present invention may be made by those skilled in the art after reading the teaching of the present invention, and such equivalents may fall within the scope of the present invention as defined in the appended claims.

The embodiment of the utility model relates to a ward patrol system, which comprises an RFID (radio frequency identification) tag, a handheld terminal and an upper computer, and is shown in figure 1.

The RFID tag is used for writing in the bed codes and is arranged on the bed corresponding to the written bed codes; the handheld terminal comprises an RFID card reading module, a central processing unit, an input module and a wireless transmission module, wherein the RFID card reading module is used for reading the RFID label and sending the information to the central processing unit after reading the RFID label; after receiving the information of the RFID label, the central processing unit transmits the information input to the handheld terminal through the input module to the upper computer through the wireless communication module, so that the patrol operation is completed.

In the embodiment, because the identification range of the RFID identification technology is smaller, and the central processing unit can only transmit information to the upper computer by the handheld terminal after receiving the RFID label information, the ward patrol is ensured to be required to be on site, and the supervision is strengthened.

Specifically, an RFID tag is set on each bed, and a bed code corresponding to the bed is written in the RFID tag. When the nurse patrols and examines, can read the RFID label through the RFID card reading module that sets up on the handheld terminal, read corresponding RFID label information back at the RFID card reading module, the RFID label information that will read sends to central processing unit, and central processing unit is after receiving RFID label information, and the nurse can transmit to the host computer through the information of input module input through wireless transmission module to accomplish the operation of patrolling and examining.

That is to say, when the RFID card reading module does not read the RFID tag information, the central processing unit cannot upload the information input to the handheld device to the upper computer, and thus the patrol operation cannot be completed. Because the identification range of the RFID tag is small, usually 0-10cm, patrol operation is realized by the RFID identification technology, and supervision can be strengthened.

In this embodiment, the RFID card reading module includes an RFID card reader and an antenna, and the RFID card reader is connected to the power supply of the handheld terminal and is powered by the power supply of the handheld terminal.

In the RFID identification technology, the RFID card reader needs a power supply, and the RFID card reader of the embodiment is arranged on the handheld terminal and is connected with the power supply of the handheld terminal, so that the power supply of the handheld terminal can supply power to the RFID card reader, the power supply does not need to be arranged independently, and the manufacturing cost is further reduced.

In this embodiment, the RFID tag is a low-frequency tag, and in order to read the low-frequency RFID tag, the RFID reader is a low-frequency card reader, and the antenna is disposed on the housing of the handheld terminal. The low-frequency card reader can adopt a 32-bit AMD processor, a communication carrier frequency of 134.2KHz, and the low-frequency tag can adopt an EM4305 tag of ISO11784/11785 protocol.

For convenience of management, the upper computer of the embodiment may be disposed at a nurse station, and include a memory and a prompter, where the memory is used to store the patrol time, and the prompter is used to send a reminding message to the handheld terminal when the patrol time arrives. That is to say, when the host computer detects that the current time is the patrol time, can send out reminding information to handheld terminal automatically, will show corresponding information on the display module (for example display screen) of handheld terminal, inform the nurse to carry out the ward patrol. The patrol time stored in the memory can be set through the input device, when a new patient is in hospital, the nursing level of the bed occupied by the new patient can be set through the input device (a mouse, a keyboard and the like), and patrol contents such as patrol time, patrol frequency and the like are set according to different nursing levels. The host computer of this embodiment still includes the display, can show the state of patrolling of every bed through the display, can show which beds have patrolled and have accomplished, which beds have not patrolled yet to can distinguish through different colours, for example the bed that has patrolled and has accomplished uses green to show, the bed that does not patrol uses red to show.

The RFID label is arranged on the bed, the RFID card reading module arranged on the handheld terminal reads the RFID label, the information of the RFID label is sent to the central processing unit after the RFID label is read, and the central processing unit transmits the information input to the handheld terminal through the input module to the upper computer through the wireless communication module after receiving the information of the RFID label, so that the patrol operation is completed. Because the identification range of the RFID identification technology is small, and the central processing unit can only transmit information to the upper computer by holding the terminal after receiving the RFID label information, the ward patrol is ensured to be on site, and the supervision is enhanced.

Claims

1. A ward patrol system is characterized by comprising an RFID label, a handheld terminal and an upper computer; the RFID tag is used for writing in the bed codes and is arranged on the bed corresponding to the written bed codes; the handheld terminal comprises an RFID card reading module, a central processing unit, an input module and a wireless transmission module, wherein the RFID card reading module is used for reading the RFID label and sending information to the central processing unit after reading the RFID label; after receiving the information of the RFID label, the central processing unit transmits the information input to the handheld terminal through the input module to the upper computer through the wireless communication module.

2. The ward patrol system according to claim 1, wherein the RFID card reading module comprises an RFID card reader and an antenna, the RFID card reader is connected with a power supply of the handheld terminal, and is powered by the power supply of the handheld terminal.

3. The ward patrol system according to claim 2, wherein the RFID tag is a low-frequency tag, the RFID reader is a low-frequency card reader, and the antenna is disposed on a housing of the handheld terminal.

4. The ward patrol system according to claim 1, wherein the upper computer comprises a memory and a prompter, the memory is used for storing patrol time, and the prompter is used for sending reminding information to the handheld terminal when the patrol time arrives.

5. The ward patrol system according to claim 1, wherein the upper computer further comprises a display for displaying a patrol status of each bed.

6. The ward patrol system according to claim 1, wherein the upper computer further comprises an input device for setting a care level of each bed and setting patrol contents according to the care level.