JP2001126174A - Method and system for caring radio notification - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an excellent caring radio notification method and system therefor which can effectively give the priorities of phenomena with which a caring person must deal without operating nor recognizing visually a portable terminal unit and also can prevent the dealing delay of a highly emergent event that is caused by 'habituation' due to the frequent occurrence of notification of events of lower emergency. SOLUTION: When occurrence of a prescribed event, i.e., an abnormal state of a person to be cared is detected, a caring person is notified of this fact by radio and at the same time, both duration and down time of the notification are alternately repeated to inhibit the interrupt of notification carried out in other radio methods in a notification duration mode. In such a constitution of a radio notification method of a caring system, when plural prescribed events exist, the significance of prescribed events is previously ranked among plural types of events and the duration of the notification is increased for the events of higher significance.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system for transmitting emergency information, a phenomenon requiring care, a call from a care recipient to a terminal carried by a caregiver, and the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG.
, 1n, the central monitoring device 2, the base station device 3, and the portable terminal devices 41,.
n.

The signal detection / transmission devices 11,..., 1n
Sensors (not shown) for detecting the care-taker's grasping and abnormal state, etc., and nursing-care notification switches (not shown) from the care-receiver are connected, and signals from these sensors and switches are transmitted. The information is collected and transmitted to the central monitoring device 2. The central monitoring device 2 includes a signal detection and transmission device 11,.
, 1n to receive the notification signal, identify its contents, and determine what processing to perform. At this time, if it is necessary to notify the portable terminal devices 41,..., 4n carried by the caregiver, any of the portable terminal devices 41,.
4n, and sends a notification signal to the portable terminal device to the base station device 3. When receiving the notification signal transmitted by the central monitoring device 2, the base station device 3 notifies the portable terminal device according to the notification signal. At this time, information indicating which portable terminal device 41,..., 4n is to be notified and information indicating what character is to be notified are included in the notification signal. Portable terminal device 4
, 4n receive the notification signal transmitted from the base station device 3 and present information included in the notification signal to a caregiver who carries the portable terminal devices 41, ..., 4n.

Here, portable terminal devices 41,..., 4n
Is a pager (not shown), when a notification signal from the base station apparatus 3 is received, the base station apparatus 3 is notified of the normal reception. Thereafter, the base station device 3 notifies the central monitoring device 2 that the central monitoring device 2 has been normally notified. The pager informs the caregiver who carries the pager by ringtone or vibration, and prompts the caregiver to confirm the contents of the notification by looking at the character information display screen of the pager.

When the portable terminal device is a PHS or a mobile phone (both not shown), when a notification signal from the base station device 3 is received, a ringing tone or vibration is given to a caregiver carrying the PHS or the mobile phone. The user is prompted to confirm the contents of the notification by looking at the information display screen for the characters displayed at the time of calling the PHS or the mobile phone. Caregiver's P
The fact that the characters displayed at the time of calling the PHS or the mobile phone by the operation of the HS or the mobile phone has been normally notified to the base station apparatus 3 is notified. Thereafter, the base station apparatus informs the central monitoring apparatus 2 that it has been normally notified.

[0006]

However, in the above-described conventional system, when the caregiver is performing another operation and both hands are closed, the portable terminal device receives the notification signal by the conventional notification method. In such a case, it is impossible to view the character information or operate the terminal. The signal that is reported is a signal that the caregiver has to interrupt the work that is currently being performed due to a high degree of urgency, and that the caregiver is currently performing because of a low degree of urgency. There is a notification by an event that can be dealt with after the work is completed. Therefore, in the conventional method, it is necessary to interrupt the operation being performed regardless of the degree of urgency and operate the portable terminal device. Further, in an environment where low-urgent notification frequently occurs, there is a possibility that high-urgent notification is left unattended.

[0007] When the portable terminal device is a PHS or a mobile phone, in the conventional method, if the caregiver does not operate the portable terminal device, it continues to call the portable terminal device. For this reason, in the case of the system shown in FIG. 9 in which there are a plurality of central monitoring devices, when the caregiver carrying the portable terminal device 41 is performing some work, the central monitoring device A2-1 informs the user of a low urgency event. Is performed on the portable terminal device 41 and the portable terminal device 41 is called, the central monitoring device B2-2 cannot notify the portable terminal device 41 of an event of high urgency.

[0008] The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to give priority to a phenomenon that a caregiver must deal with without operating and visually recognizing a portable terminal device. An excellent nursing care radio notification method and nursing care that can be performed efficiently and can prevent a delay in reporting a high urgency event that occurs due to “accustomed” due to frequent occurrence of low urgency events An object of the present invention is to provide a wireless notification system.

[0009]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, when it is detected that a predetermined event, which is an abnormal situation requiring nursing care, has occurred, a notification to a caregiver is made wirelessly. The notification duration and the pause are alternately repeated, and during one notification duration, a radio notification method of a care system that prohibits interruption of notification by another radio, wherein the predetermined event is When there are a plurality of types, the importance of the predetermined events is ranked in advance, and the higher the importance of the occurred event, the longer the duration of the notification.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, when it is detected that a predetermined event, which is an abnormal situation requiring nursing care, has occurred, the base station device is transferred to the portable terminal device carried by the caregiver who is the contact. In one wireless notification, only one event is limited, and in a wireless notification system of a nursing care system that performs wireless notification, whether or not an abnormal state has occurred from an output of the sensor having a sensor for sensing the predetermined event And a central monitoring device for generating a transmission command signal for causing the portable terminal device to transmit a radio signal indicating an abnormal state to the portable terminal device based on the detection signal of the signal detection and transmission device, and the central monitoring device The base station apparatus, which transmits a notification signal indicating an abnormal state to a portable terminal apparatus set in advance based on a transmission command signal of the apparatus by a wireless signal, and the base station apparatus transmits the notification signal by a wireless signal from the base station apparatus. A portable terminal device that receives an information signal and informs the owner of the content of the abnormal state that has occurred, and wherein the central monitoring device or the base station device is an important signal from the signal detection and transmission device. The higher the degree of the event, the longer the duration of the wireless notification to the portable terminal device.

In the invention according to claim 3, in the invention according to claim 2, when the predetermined event has a plurality of types,
A plurality of central monitoring devices capable of individually setting and inputting the degree of importance of the predetermined event are provided.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the second and third aspects of the present invention, the portable terminal device can set a tone color of a notification sound in accordance with a predetermined importance of a predetermined event. It is characterized by having.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the second or fourth aspect of the present invention, a plurality of the portable terminal devices are provided, and one of the plurality of portable terminal devices is operated in response to a radio notification. When input, the setting monitoring device terminates the wireless notification via the wireless base station device to the remaining portable terminal devices except for the one portable terminal device input and operated. Is what you do.

According to the invention of claim 6, in the invention of claims 2 to 4, a plurality of the portable terminal devices are prepared, and a predetermined first predetermined one of the plurality of portable terminal devices is provided. For the wireless notification to the mobile terminal device, the predetermined notification duration, if no response input is made, the setting monitoring device, via the wireless base station device, almost immediately,
It is characterized by performing radio notification to a predetermined second portable terminal device.

[0015]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A first embodiment of a method and a first embodiment of a nursing care radio notification system according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3 and FIGS. 5 will be described in detail.

[First Embodiment] As shown in FIG. 1, the system of the present embodiment comprises a signal detection / transmission device 11,... The monitoring device 2, the base station device 3, the portable terminal device 41,.
.., 4n. The system of the present embodiment differs from the conventional system in that the central monitoring apparatus 2 performs the transmission processing shown in FIGS. The same parts as those in the above-described conventional example are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description of the same parts will be omitted.

When the wandering of the care recipient is detected, the calling time of the portable terminal device is set to 60 seconds, and the calling interval is set to 20.
Seconds. When the urination of the care recipient is detected, the calling time of the portable terminal device is set to 10 seconds, and the calling interval is set to 5 seconds.
0 seconds. The caregiver carries the PHS as a portable terminal device, and when the computer as the central control device receives the notification signal, sends the notification signal to the PBX as the base station device. The PBX calls the PHS carried by the caregiver according to the notification signal. For the calling method at this time,
(1) In the case of a notification example by an event of low importance, and
(2) A description will be given separately for a case of notification by an event of high importance.

(1) An example of notification by an event of low importance will be described with reference to FIG. -STEP A-0 Both hands are closed because the caregiver X is taking care of the other care recipient B. -STEP A-1 The sensor which has detected urination of the care recipient A sends a notification signal to the computer. -STEP A-2 The computer that has received the urination detection notification signal of the care recipient A calls the PHS carried by the caregiver X who is the contact. At this time, a character string indicating that the caregiver A detects urination is displayed. -STEP A-3 The PHS carried by the caregiver X receives the call signal from the PBX, and notifies the caregiver X of the occurrence of an event requiring a response by a ringing sound or vibration. Since the caregiver X is taking care of the care recipient B, it cannot respond to the call of the PHS.・ STEP A-4 When caregiver X operates PHS, normality confirmation signal is PB
It is sent to the computer via X. However, caregiver X does not operate PHS. Computer is 10
Signal that interrupts the PHS call when the time elapses
Send to BX. -STEP A-5 The PHS of the caregiver X ringed or vibrated, but stopped for 10 seconds, so that the caregiver X determined that it was not an urgent event and continues the current work. STEP A-6 The computer interrupts the PHS call, and after 50 seconds, calls the PHS carried by the caregiver X who is the contact again. -STEP A-7 The PHS carried by the caregiver X receives the call signal from the PBX, and notifies the caregiver X of the occurrence of an event requiring a response by a ringing sound or vibration. Since the caregiver X has taken care of the care recipient B, the caregiver X responds to the PHS call and takes an appropriate action according to the characters displayed on the PHS. -STEP A-8 In step 7, the caregiver X operates the PHS, and a normality confirmation signal is sent to the computer via the PBX.
The computer determines that the caregiver X has confirmed the content of the event.

(2) An example of notification by an event of high importance will be described with reference to FIG. -STEP B-0 Both hands are closed because the caregiver X is taking care of the other care recipient B. -STEP B-1 The sensor which has detected the wandering of the care recipient A sends a notification signal to the computer. -STEP B-2 The computer which has received the wandering detection notification signal of the care recipient A calls the PHS carried by the caregiver X who is the contact. At this time, a character string indicating that the caregiver A is wandering is displayed. -STEP B-3 The PHS carried by the caregiver X receives the call signal from the PBX, and notifies the caregiver X of the occurrence of an event requiring a response by a ringing sound or vibration. Since the caregiver X is taking care of the care recipient B, it cannot respond to the call of the PHS. -STEP B-4 Even after 10 seconds or more, the PHS of the caregiver X continues to ring or vibrate, so the caregiver X determines that the event is urgent and interrupts the current work. And PH
Check the S character display. The caregiver X, having grasped from the displayed characters that the care recipient A has grasped, takes appropriate action.・ STEP B-5 The computer was to send a signal to interrupt the calling of the PHS to the PBX at the lapse of 60 seconds, but a normal confirmation signal was sent to the computer via the PBX before the lapse of 60 seconds. Therefore, the computer determines that the caregiver X has confirmed the content of the event.

[Second Embodiment] As shown in FIG. 4, the system according to the present embodiment comprises a signal detection / transmission device 11,... The monitoring device A2-1, the central monitoring device B2-2, the base station device 3, and the portable terminal devices 41,..., 4n. The system of the present embodiment is different from the conventional system in that the central monitoring device A2-1 and the central monitoring device B
Step 2-2 is to perform the transmission process shown in FIG. The same parts as those in the conventional example described above are denoted by the same reference numerals,
A detailed description of the same portions will be omitted.

As shown in FIG. 4, when there are two computers 2, which are central monitoring devices, the computer A
2-1 processes a notification signal from a sensor that detects the wandering of the care recipient. When the notification signal is received, the calling time of the portable terminal is set to 60 seconds, and the calling interval is set to 20 seconds. Further, the computer B2-2 processes a notification signal from a sensor that detects urination of the care recipient. When the notification signal is received, the calling time of the portable terminal is set to 10 seconds, and the calling interval is set to 50 seconds. Central monitoring device A and central monitoring device B do not communicate with each other. The caregiver carries the PHS as a portable terminal device, and when the computer as the central control device receives the notification signal, sends the notification signal to the PBX as the base station device. The PBX calls the PHS carried by the caregiver according to the notification signal. When another computer is calling the PHS, the PHS cannot be called. If the call cannot be made, the call is retried after 10 seconds.

The calling method at this time will be described below with reference to FIG. 5 assuming that the event of low importance is a simultaneous call that first called the PHS. If the computers A and B do not call the PHS at the same time, the processing can be performed in the same manner as in the first embodiment. -STEP C-0 Both hands are closed because the caregiver X is taking care of the other care recipient C.・ STEP C-1 Computer B is a sensor that detects urination of care recipient A
To send a notification signal. STEP C-2 The computer B that has received the urination detection notification signal of the care recipient A calls the PHS carried by the caregiver X who is the contact. At this time, a character string indicating that the caregiver A detects urination is displayed.・ STEPC-3 Computer B detects the wandering of care recipient B
To send a notification signal. STEPC-4 Computer A, which has received the notification signal of the detection of the wandering of the care recipient B, tries to call the PHS carried by the caregiver X, who is the contact. Computer A fails the call. At this time, the computer A retries the PHS call after 10 seconds. -STEP C-5 The PHS carried by the caregiver X receives the call signal from the PBX, and notifies the caregiver X of the occurrence of an event requiring a response by a ringing sound or vibration. Since the caregiver X is taking care of the care recipient C, it cannot respond to the call of the PHS.・ STEP C-6 When caregiver X operates PHS, normality confirmation signal is PB
It is sent to the computer via X. However, caregiver X does not operate PHS. Computer B is 1
When 0 seconds have elapsed, a signal to interrupt the PHS call is sent to the PBX. -STEP C-7 The PHS of the caregiver X rings or vibrates, but has stopped after 10 seconds, so the caregiver X determines that it is not an urgent event and continues the current work. STEP C-8 The computer A retries the PHS call after 10 seconds, and calls the PHS carried by the caregiver X who is the contact. At this time, a character string indicating that the caregiver B is wandering is displayed. -STEP C-9 The PHS carried by the caregiver X receives the call signal from the PBX, and notifies the caregiver X that an event requiring response has occurred by a ringing sound or vibration. Since the caregiver X is taking care of the care recipient C, it cannot respond to the call of the PHS.・ STEP C-10 Even after 10 seconds or more, the PHS of the caregiver X continues to ring or vibrate, so the caregiver X determines that this is an urgent event and interrupts the current work. And PH
Check the S character display. The caregiver X, having grasped from the displayed characters that the care recipient C is wandering, takes an appropriate action.・ STEP C-11 Computer A was to send a signal to the PBX to interrupt the PHS call after 60 seconds had elapsed,
Since the normality confirmation signal has been sent to the computer B via the PBX before the elapse of the second, the computer B determines that the caregiver X has confirmed the content of the event. STEP C-12 The computer A interrupts the PHS call, and after 50 seconds, calls the PHS carried by the caregiver X who is the contact again. -STEP C-13 The PHS carried by the caregiver X receives the call signal from the PBX, and notifies the caregiver X of the occurrence of an event requiring response by a ringing sound or vibration. Caregiver X
Is working on the wandering of care recipient C, so P
Cannot respond to HS call. -STEP C-14 Since the caregiver X is not operating the PHS, the computer A sends a signal to the PBX to interrupt the calling of the PHS when 10 seconds have elapsed.・ STEP C-15 STEP C-12 to STEP C-14 are repeated until the caregiver X finishes the work on the wandering of the care recipient C, the caregiver X operates the PHS, and the normal confirmation signal is PBX.
Is sent to the computer A via the computer A, the computer A determines that the caregiver X has confirmed the content of the event.

FIG. 6 is a diagram collectively showing a caregiver's response procedure to the PHS call in the first and second embodiments, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the first embodiment. It is the figure which showed collectively the processing flow of the central monitoring apparatus at the time of receiving the alert signal from the sensor in the form or 2nd Embodiment.

As described above, it is possible to efficiently prioritize a phenomenon in which a caregiver needs to deal with a care recipient without operating or visually recognizing the portable terminal device.
It is no longer necessary to restore the signal detection device that had been sent to the central monitoring device every time. In addition, it is possible to prevent a delay in responding to the notification of the event of high urgency caused by “accustomed” due to the frequent occurrence of the notification of the event of low urgency.

It should be noted that the first and second embodiments described above
Instead of the length of the call time in the embodiment of
The tone and melody at the time of calling may be changed according to the priority, or the tone and melody at the time of calling and the length of the calling time may be used together. In this case, the caregiver can instantly grasp the priority when receiving a call.

[Third Embodiment] In the present embodiment, the P is the same as that of the first or second embodiment described above.
When retrying the call of the HS, the PHS carried by another caregiver set in advance is called as shown in (1) or (2) below. (1) When the call of the caregiver A fails due to a call from another computer, or when a predetermined time has elapsed due to the inability of the caregiver A to interrupt the work being performed, the caregiver after a specific interval time Instead of recalling to A, call caregiver B immediately. (2) When the caregiver A does not respond, at the time of recalling, the caregiver A and the caregiver B are simultaneously called.
When there is no response from the caregiver B, the caregivers A, B, and C are called at the next call.

Alternatively, a plurality of PHSs for one event
At the same time. A PHS carried by a plurality of caregivers may ring or vibrate at the same time, and one of them may respond to interrupt the calling of another PHS. When a caregiver confirms and responds to an event that has occurred using the PHS text display, the call is interrupted even in the case of a high degree of urgency, so caregivers other than the corresponding caregiver continue their current work. be able to.

As described above, it is possible to call the caregiver more reliably than in the above-described first and second embodiments, and it is possible to smoothly respond to the care-requiring person.

In the above-described embodiment of the present invention, wandering and urination are taken as examples of the predetermined event, and wandering is set as a higher priority than urination. However, the present invention is not limited to this. , Predetermined events may be set as described in 1) to 3) below, and the order of importance may be set and input as appropriate in the central monitoring device according to the order to be set. .

1) Calling when detecting not only urination but also defecation with the diaper sensor, calling when the cared person is going to go alone to a dangerous place such as a road outside the facility, 2) Nursing care When the care receiver contacts from a telephone or a contact switch installed in the building, (A)
Operating the telephone or communication switch beside the bed in the bedroom to call the care receiver, (B) operating the telephone or communication switch from the toilet room to call the care receiver, (C) sharing the living room, etc. To call the care receiver by operating the telephone or the contact switch from the department, (D) To the care receiver from the telephone or the telephone or the contact switch when the battery for the power of the contact switch is about to run out Automatic call of (E) Calling the cared person by operating the telephone or contact switch to request assistance between caregivers, (F) Phone or
The automatic call to the care receiver when the device abnormality of the communication switch is detected. For the order of importance of these (A) to (F),
In accordance with the order to be set, the central monitoring device appropriately inputs and sets the setting.

3) In an image processing system in which image information is obtained from a camera provided in a nursing care facility and the current condition of the care receiver is grasped, (A) the image processing system allows the care receiver to move from the bed in the bedroom. Detection information in case of falling or falling unnaturally into the bed, (B) Detection information in case of prolonged stationary in the toilet room (determined as abnormal) from image processing system, (C) midnight In the meantime, the detection information when the care receiver detects that the care receiver has got out of the bed. (D) At night, the care receiver is outside the room (corridor) while walking around the room.
(A) detection information when the user is about to turn over in bed, (F) information from the image processing system indicating that a system abnormality of the image processing system itself has occurred, ) To (F) are set and input by the central monitoring device as appropriate according to the order to be set.

[0032]

According to the first and second aspects of the present invention, it is possible to efficiently prioritize a phenomenon that a caregiver needs to deal with without operating or visually recognizing the portable terminal device. In other words, there is an effect that it is possible to prevent a delay in responding to the notification of the event of high urgency caused by “accustomed” due to the frequent occurrence of the notification of the event of low urgency.

According to the invention described in claim 3, according to claim 2
In addition to the effects of the invention described above, there is an effect that the notification to the caregiver can be reliably performed.

According to the invention set forth in claim 4, according to claim 2,
Further, in addition to the effects of the invention described in the third aspect, there is an effect that the caregiver can instantly grasp the priority when receiving a call.

According to the fifth and sixth aspects of the present invention, in addition to the effects of the second and fourth aspects of the present invention, it is possible to more reliably call a caregiver and to provide a caregiver with a caregiver. The effect is that the response can be performed smoothly.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a system of a first embodiment of a care radio notification system according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining an example of notification by an event of low importance in the wireless radio notification method according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of notification by a highly important event in the wireless radio notification method according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a system of a second embodiment of the care radio notification system according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a case where a low-priority event in the care radio notification method according to the present invention is a simultaneous call that first calls a PHS.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a procedure for a caregiver to respond to a PHS call.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a processing flow of the central monitoring device when a notification signal is received from a sensor.

FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a system according to an embodiment of the conventional care radio notification system.

FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a system of a conventional care radio notification system according to an embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 11,..., 1n signal detection and transmission device 2 Central monitoring device 2-1 Central monitoring device A 2-2 Central monitoring device B 3 Base station device 41,..., 4n Portable terminal device

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Claims (6)

[Claims] When detecting the occurrence of a predetermined event that is an abnormal situation of a care-requiring person, the notification to the care-giver is wirelessly performed, and the continuation time and the pause time of the notification are alternately repeated. A wireless notification method of a care system for prohibiting interruption of notification by another wireless during one notification continuation time, wherein when there are a plurality of types of the predetermined event, the importance of the predetermined event is determined in advance. A wireless notification method in which the priorities are prioritized, and the higher the importance of an event that has occurred, the longer the duration of the notification. 2. When the occurrence of a predetermined event, which is an abnormal situation of the care-requiring person, is detected, the base station device sends a one-wireless notification to the portable terminal device carried by the caregiver as a contact. In a nursing care radio notification system that performs radio notification only for one event, a signal detection and transmission device that detects whether or not an abnormal state has occurred from an output of the sensor having a sensor that detects the predetermined event, A central monitoring device that generates a transmission command signal that causes the portable terminal device to transmit a notification signal indicating an abnormal state by a wireless signal based on the detection signal of the signal detection / transmission device, and is preset based on the transmission command signal of the central monitoring device. The base station apparatus for transmitting a notification signal indicating an abnormal state to the carried portable terminal apparatus by a radio signal, and a notification generated by a caregiver by receiving the notification signal transmitted from the base station apparatus by a radio signal. A portable terminal device for notifying the contents of the abnormal state of the guardian, and the central monitoring device or the base station device carries the more important the event from the signal detection and transmission device, the more the event is carried. A wireless notification system for extending a wireless notification duration to a terminal device. 3. The wireless communication system according to claim 2, wherein when there are a plurality of types of said predetermined events, a plurality of central monitoring devices are provided which can individually set and input the importance of said predetermined events. Notification system. 4. The wireless notification system according to claim 2, wherein the portable terminal device has a configuration capable of setting a tone color of a notification sound in accordance with a predetermined importance of a predetermined event. 5. The portable terminal device is provided with a plurality of portable terminal devices, and when one of the portable terminal devices is operated and input in response to a wireless notification, the setting monitoring device is configured to operate the one of the operated input devices. The wireless notification system according to claim 2, wherein the wireless notification is terminated for the remaining portable terminal devices except the portable terminal device via the wireless base station device. 6. A plurality of portable terminal devices are prepared, and a predetermined notification duration and a response to a wireless notification to a predetermined first mobile terminal device among the plurality of mobile terminal devices are provided. If no input is made, the setting monitoring device performs radio notification to a predetermined second portable terminal device almost immediately via the radio base station device. 5. A wireless notification system according to any one of claims 1 to 4.