JP2005353088A - Electronic health counseling method, system, and server - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce labor of a doctor, and enhance health knowledge of a heath counselee. <P>SOLUTION: Vital data representing a health condition of the health counselee, a meal photograph image, and a meal analysis result by him/herself are input from a client of the health counselee and are stored in a server 50. A nutritionist views an electronic image of a meal at a client 30 of the nutritionist and reports an analysis result to the client 10 of the counselee. The analysis results of the nutritionist and the health counselee are displayed on the client of the health counselee. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an electronic health consultation method for efficiently connecting medical staff and health consultants using a communication network such as the Internet.

  At present, medical teams (doctors, nurses, dietitians, exercise therapists, etc.) provide support for health consultants who are chronic diseases such as diabetes.

  However, in order to practice this team medical care, it takes a lot of time and money to restrain the medical staff at the clinic, and how to provide excellent team medical care for these chronically ill people who are increasing every year. The issue is whether it can be provided to many health consultants.

At present, the health consultant goes to the clinic, and at the doctor's practice, blood glucose, hemoglobin A1C, urinalysis, electrocardiogram, etc. are examined. If the decision is made,
At the clinic, the medical staff examines the health counselor's treatment policy face-to-face, and the medical staff gives the health counselor a detailed education on chronic diseases such as diabetes, as well as conceptual problems and practical self Educated mainly in management, medical staff interviews about once a month and examines progress.

  In addition, as a method that does not require a health consultant to go to a hospital, the following method for performing health consultation using the Internet is also known.

  In the first method, a health consultant sends an e-mail from a personal computer installed in a home to a personal computer installed in a hospital. The contents of the health consultation will be included in the e-mail.

  The second method is a method in which a health counselor accesses a homepage that promotes a pharmaceutical company using a personal computer at home and finds a description that corresponds to her symptoms.

  The first method is that there are many consultations on health consultations that can be answered by dietitians, even if they are not doctors, and there is a problem that doctors on the hospital side cannot perform their original medical duties if there are too many consultations by health consultants. .

  The second method has a problem that an accurate diagnosis cannot be made because a health consultant without medical knowledge makes a diagnosis.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a novel electronic health consultation method that can provide excellent team medical care to health consultants, which are increasing year by year, without increasing the burden on medical staff.

In order to achieve this object, the invention of claim 1 is an electronic health consultation method for connecting a first client of a health consultant and a second client of a dietitian via a server.
Input image data of meals eaten by a health consultant from the first client, input analysis results of meals of health consultants from the first client,
Storing the image data of meals input from the first client and the analysis result of the health consultant in the server;
The second client displays meal image data stored in the server;
Enter the nutritionist's analysis results for the displayed meal image data,
The nutritionist analysis result input from the second client is stored in the server,
In the first client, the analysis result of the health consultant and the analysis result of the nutritionist stored in the server are read from the server and displayed.

  According to the present invention, a doctor's burden is reduced by performing health consultation by a dietitian online. In addition, the health counselor can easily improve his / her meal analysis ability by comparing his / her meal analysis with a dietitian's meal analysis.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  A system configuration of a health consultation system to which the present invention is applied is shown in FIG. In FIG. 1, clients 10, 20, 30, 40, 60 and a server 50 are connected to a communication network such as the Internet.

  Since the client and the server can use a pointing device such as a keyboard and a mouse and a commercially available computer having a communication function, description of the hardware configuration is omitted.

  The client 10 is installed at the home of the health consultant. The client 10 can also be a PAD (mobile terminal) or a camera-equipped mobile phone. The client 20 is a client used by a doctor and is installed at a hospital or home side. The client 30 is installed at a nutritionist's home or company. The client 40 is installed in the company of a lunch delivery company. The server 50 is installed on the computer center side. The client 60 is installed in a sports club facility, and a sports instructor inputs a training menu to a health counselor.

  The clients 10 to 40 and 60 have a program for browsing a home page (HTML document, XML document, etc.) called a browser, and the clients 10 and 20 have a program for a videophone (also called a video conference). A video camera for videophone is connected.

  The server 50 provides a homepage for health consultation. In this embodiment, a health consultant accesses the homepage of the server 50 using the client 10 and inputs information related to health consultation. The information to be input is a meal image obtained by photographing a meal of the meal, blood pressure measurement results, and the like, which indicate the health condition described later.

  The input information is stored in the server 50 for each individual. In the server 50, a measured value such as blood pressure is compared with a preset allowable value. When the measured value exceeds the allowable value, a message to that effect is automatically notified to the hospital client 20 and the client 10 of the person by e-mail.

  The dietitian client 30 accesses the home page of the server 50 on the center side, and the dietitian visually analyzes the diet of the health counselor that he is in charge of. More specifically, an image file of a meal photo sent from a health consultant and stored in the server 50 is read out and displayed on the client 30. From this display, the nutritionist analyzes the content of the meal, inputs the analysis result, and registers it in the server 50. The registered analysis result is also compared with the allowable value in the server 50, and when the allowable value is exceeded, a message to that effect is automatically notified to the client 20 of the hospital and the client 10 of the person by e-mail.

  In addition, the nutritionist uses the advice entry field on the homepage to enter advice regarding meals. This advice is stored in the server 50 on the center side and displayed on the client 10 of the health consultant when the health consultant accesses the home page of the server 50.

  When the doctor confirms the content of the e-mail addressed to himself / herself with the client 20 on the hospital side, the doctor accesses the home page of the server 50 on the center side, and writes health advice in the advice input column. If necessary, write a message to come to the hospital. The input advice is accumulated in the server 50 on the center side and displayed on the health consultant's client 10 when the health consultant accesses the home page of the server 50.

  The home page of the server 50 on the center side has a page for setting an allowable value to be compared with a measured value such as blood pressure. The doctor accesses this page with the client 20 and sets the allowable value for each health consultant. can do.

  The health consultant accesses the server 50 on the center side with the client 10 periodically, for example, once a day. At the time of this access, verification by the user ID and password is performed on the server 50 side, so the server 50 reads the above-mentioned advice information corresponding to the user ID and transfers it to the health consultant. Thereby, the health counselor can see the advice information sent from the doctor or nutritionist.

  Thereafter, as described above, the food image and the vital data of the meal taken in advance with a digital camera or the like are transmitted to the server 50.

  In this embodiment, it is possible to make a videophone call between the client 10 of the health counselor, the client 20 of the dietitian, and the client 30 of the doctor. For this purpose, a page for making a videophone reservation is provided. It is prepared in the home page of the client 50 on the center side.

  Furthermore, in the present embodiment, a page for the health counselor or medical staff to order food delivery or home delivery of food is provided on the center side so that the health counselor can have an appropriate meal in accordance with the advice of a doctor or nutritionist. It is prepared in the homepage of the client 50.

  FIG. 2 shows a software configuration in the server 50 for performing the processing described above. Since the server itself can use a known general-purpose computer, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  In FIG. 2, a communication program called a WEB server and a gateway program are installed in the server 50. When the WEB server receives an address called URL from the browser of the client, more specifically, an HTML document (including an XML document) constituting the home page, the HTML document specified by this address is stored in the internal URL. It is a well-known program that is read from the homepage file group on the hard disk and delivered to the browser. In this embodiment, a WEB server having an electronic mail function is used.

  The gateway program is also known as a gateway interface, and is a well-known program that receives and executes a command sent from a browser via a WEB server. In this embodiment, the gateway program reads / writes data input from a client from / to a database described later, or performs a search process using a predetermined keyword. The function of the gateway program will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

  The following database is installed in a storage device internally / externally connected to the server 50.

  The health management database stores information input from health consultants and information input from doctors, nutritionists, and sports instructors in association with health consultant names (or user IDs).

  The personal information database stores information relating to an individual such as the address, name, telephone number, and medical history of the health consultant in association with the health consultant name (or user ID).

  In other databases, reservation schedules for videophones are stored in association with doctor names (or medical institution names, etc.), and other information used for system management is stored.

  FIG. 3 shows the function of the gateway program.

  The gateway program includes a meal delivery request acceptance function 101, a meal / nutrition data read / write function 102, a health consultation data read / write function 103, a health data read / write function 104, a communication recording function 105, a health consultation reservation acceptance function 106, and a personal environment setting function 107. Have.

  The personal environment setting function 107 includes a personal preference learning function 108, a security function 109, and a distribution condition setting function 110. Of the functions described above, functions 101-104, 106 have been referred to in the system description of FIGS. 1 and 2, and thus will not require detailed description.

  The communication recording function 105 is a function for storing, as a record (communication log), the user ID of the client who accessed the home page, the access time, and which page was accessed. The personal preference learning function 108 is a function that learns the pages on the homepage frequently used by the users of the clients 10 to 40 and automatically arranges buttons on the display screen for accessing the frequently used pages on the upper side. Yes, it is executed in association with the function of the XML document.

  The security function 109 is a function that accepts a user ID and password when the client accesses the server 50, and performs collation. The user ID and password are the user ID and password described in the other database of FIG. If they match, browsing of the home page is permitted.

  The distribution condition setting function 110 is a function for setting a method for distributing information to health consultants, dietitians, and doctors. In this embodiment, the distribution condition setting function 110 selects any one of pager, browser display, and e-mail. Can do. In the above description, the health counselor displays advice on health counseling on the client 10 using the browser, and the server 50 distributes to the doctor that the allowable value is exceeded by e-mail.

  A typical information display screen and information input screen displayed on the browser will be described with reference to FIGS. Documents that are the basis of these display screens are described in HTML or an XML language that is an extension of HTML. Usually, a document described in these languages includes a character string for display and a command called a tag. Tags are called commands for reading images, commands for setting the size and typeface of text for display, and buttons. When this button is operated with the mouse on the display screen, another document (page ) And other instructions.

  The browser identifies the type of tag described in the document, and the browser synthesizes an image to be displayed on the display screen or transmits a command to the server 50 in accordance with the tag instruction. These tags are already well known, and a person skilled in the art will be able to create a document for a home page by referring to FIGS. 4 to 19.

  FIG. 4 shows a screen displayed on the client 10 for the first time after the health consultant client 10 logs in to the server 50 (password verification). In FIG. 10, advice information from doctors, nutritionists and sports instructors is displayed at the center, a function button 401 for inputting information is arranged on the lower side, and a button group 402 for displaying various information is arranged on the right side.

  FIG. 5 is a screen that is shifted by the operation of a function button in the function button group 401, and shows a screen for inputting a dish image of a meal. The health consultant stores a photographic image of a daily dish taken with a digital camera in a predetermined hard disk storage area (called a holder) of the client 10.

  On this screen, the health consultant enters his name in the entry field 501 via the keyboard. In addition, when multiple names are entered so that multiple health consultants can share one client, the names are stored in the client, and the name selected by the user selection button 502 is selected and the target is selected. A document tag for displaying this screen is defined so that the user entry field 501 can be filled.

  Reference numeral 503 denotes a transmission start button. When the health consultant operates this button with a mouse, the photographic image stored in a predetermined holder and the user name entered in the target user entry column 501 are stored in the server 50. Sent.

  The server 50 stores (accumulates) the photographic image transmitted to the storage area corresponding to the user name in the health management database.

  Reference numeral 504 denotes a return button. When this button is operated, the display screen returns to the display screen of FIG.

  FIG. 6 shows a vital data input screen. This screen is displayed by operating the function buttons in FIG. In this embodiment, some data such as blood pressure, body temperature, weight, pulse, electrocardiogram, blood glucose, and exercise amount are defined as data representing the health status of the health consultant. The values of these elements are collectively referred to as vital data. I will call it. Reference numeral 601 denotes an entry field for inputting vital data. Reference numeral 602 denotes a button for instructing registration in the server 50 after the vital data is entered. Reference numeral 603 denotes a button for instructing movement of the display screen of FIG.

  Data input on this screen is sent to the server 50 and stored in the health management database. As described above, this data is compared with the allowable value by the gateway program of the server 50. If the data exceeds the allowable value, a message to that effect is notified to the doctor's client on the hospital side. As described above, it is possible to select one of pager, e-mail, and guidance on the homepage based on the environment setting conditions. The health consultant can also receive notification that the vital data has exceeded the allowable value by the delivery method selected by the health consultant.

  FIG. 7 shows a screen for causing a health consultant, a nutritionist, and a doctor to re-display a photographic image of a meal registered in the health management database of the server 50. This screen is displayed by operating the function buttons in FIG.

  In FIG. 7, when the target user name and the storage date / time are input in the entry field 701 and the operator operates the start button 702 with the mouse, the input target user name, the storage date / time information and the search command are sent from the client to the server 50. It is done. In response to the search command, the gateway program of the server 50 extracts a photographic image that matches the target user name and the storage date and time from the health management database and returns it to the requesting client. The returned photographic image is displayed on the display screen of FIG. Reference numeral 703 denotes a button for instructing movement of the display screen of FIG.

  In the screen of FIG. 8, reference numeral 801 denotes a button for instructing a photo of a meal before the current photo. Reference numeral 802 denotes a button for instructing to move to the meal analysis display screen. Reference numeral 803 denotes a button for instructing to return to the previous screen of FIG. Reference numeral 804 denotes a button for instructing to display a photograph of the current next meal. There are a plurality of photos of the meal, the front is a pre-meal photo, and the later is a post-meal photo. The dietitian can grasp the amount collected by the health counselor from multiple photos displayed on the screen and analyze the meal.

  FIG. 9 is a screen that is shifted by the operation of the function buttons in FIG. 4, and this screen is used by a dietitian and a health consultant.

  On this screen, a nutritionist and a health counselor input data analyzed from a photographic image of a meal. When a dietitian or health consultant operates the registration button 901, input data is stored in the health management database in association with the name of the health consultant. Reference numeral 902 denotes a button for instructing to shift to the display screen of FIG. Health consultants can analyze their own meals in advance, input data, and compare their results with nutritionist analysis results to improve their analysis ability.

  FIG. 10 shows an initial screen for a doctor to perform a health analysis, and shifts when the function button in FIG. 4 is operated.

  When the patient list display button 1004 is operated, a patient list is displayed. After selecting a health consultant name to be analyzed from the list, when a doctor operates one of the buttons 1001 to 1006 (excluding 1004) according to the purpose, a screen described later corresponding to each button appears. A button 1001 is a button for shifting to a screen for setting a threshold value (allowable value) to be compared with vital data input by a health counselor, a meal analysis result input by a dietitian, or a combination thereof.

  Reference numeral 1002 denotes a button for shifting to a screen for setting a logical condition for comparing the vital data or the analysis result of the meal with a threshold value. Reference numeral 1003 denotes a button for shifting to a screen for inputting advice to a health consultant. Reference numeral 1005 denotes a button for instructing to move to a screen for listing only health abnormal persons, that is, health consultants whose vital data exceeds a threshold value. Reference numeral 1006 denotes a button for shifting to a screen for instructing statistical analysis processing.

  FIG. 11 shows a screen displayed by operating the button 1001 in FIG. In FIG. 11, reference numeral 1101 denotes an input field for inputting a threshold value corresponding to a health care item (type of vital data). Reference numeral 1102 denotes a button for instructing registration of the input threshold value. In response to this button operation, input data is sent from the doctor's client 20 to the server 50 and registered in the health care database.

  Reference numeral 1103 denotes a button for instructing to display vital data for a certain period in the past as a graph. Reference numeral 1104 denotes a screen for instructing to return to the screen of FIG.

  FIG. 12 shows a screen for shifting to the button 1002 of FIG. In FIG. 12, reference numeral 1201 denotes an input for entering a logical expression that defines a comparison condition between a threshold value and vital data, for example, a magnitude relationship or a combination method of vital data. Reference numeral 1202 denotes a button for instructing to register the logical expression input from the input field in the health management database of the server 50. As described above, in the present embodiment, since a discriminant (including a threshold value) for determining health / abnormality for each health consultant is variably set for each health consultant, a health diagnosis suitable for the health consultant is performed. be able to. Reference numeral 1203 denotes a screen for instructing to return to the screen of FIG.

  FIG. 13 shows a screen that is shifted by operating the meal analysis button 802 in FIG. In response to the operation of the meal button analysis button 802, the meal analysis data read command and the health consultant name input on the screen of FIG. 9 are sent from the client of the operator, that is, one of the clients 10, 20, 30 to the server 50. Sent. The gateway program of the server 50 reads the corresponding data from the health management database and returns it to the requesting client. The client displays the received meal analysis data. In FIG. 13, reference numeral 1301 denotes a button for instructing to move to a meal image screen. 1302 is a button for instructing to display the analysis result of the current next meal, and 1303 is a button for instructing to display the analysis result of the current previous meal.

  In addition, the health consultant displays the analysis result of his / her meal image inputted in advance and the analysis result of the same meal image read by the dietitian and read from the server 50 on the same screen. It is possible to compare.

  Furthermore, the health consultant accumulates the difference between the analysis result of the meal image inputted in advance by the dietist and the result of the analysis by the dietitian in the server 50, and the medical staff determines the self-management learning degree of the health consultant. I can confirm.

  FIG. 14 shows a vital data display screen which is associated with a button on a screen (not shown) and displayed by operating the button. By the above button operation, the health consultant name and the latest vital data search command are sent from the client to the server 50, and the vital data read from the server 50 is returned to the client. In FIG. 14, reference numeral 1401 denotes a button for instructing switching of a plurality of displays of vital data, 1402 denotes a button for instructing graph display, and 1403 denotes a button for instructing end of display. This screen is used by health consultants and doctors.

  FIG. 15 shows a display screen associated with a button on a screen (not shown), which is displayed by operating the button. This screen is only used by doctors. The health analysis data (physical analysis information and vital data of the doctor, health analysis results obtained from meal analysis results) registered in the health management database by the button operation are displayed. 1501 is a button for instructing switching of the display of health analysis data, 1502 is a button for instructing graph display, and 1503 is a button for instructing end of display.

  FIG. 16 shows one of a plurality of health advice input screens that are shifted by the operation of the button 1003 of FIG. On this screen, the doctor inputs health advice for the health consultant. The advice is created in a form in which various information (called contents) such as illustrations, graphs, moving images, etc. are pasted, as well as text messages. The created advice information is sent from the doctor's client 20 to the server 50 and registered in the health management database. As described above, the registered advice is read and displayed on the client 10 of the health consultant. Reference numeral 1601 denotes a button for instructing display of a list of already created contents, 1602 is a button for instructing display of selected contents, and 1603 is a button for instructing registration of displayed contents. Reference numeral 1604 denotes a button for instructing to return to FIG.

  FIG. 17 shows a screen for applying for the above-mentioned online videophone reservation. This screen is displayed by operating the function buttons in FIG. This screen is used by health consultants. Reference numeral 1701 denotes a column for entering his / her name, and a calendar is displayed in the schedule information display selection unit 1703. By designating a predetermined day in this column, the reservation date and time of the videophone is designated. Reference numeral 1702 denotes a column for entering the name of a doctor and the name of a medical institution (clinical department). When a medical institution or doctor name and a reservation desired date are input, a display showing an available time zone appears. By specifying the time in the display, the date and time is reserved. When the registration button 1704 is operated, the date and time when the reservation is confirmed is registered in the other database of the server 50. The server 50 informs the health counselor of the date and time when the appointment can be made and the inconvenient date and time based on the schedule registration by the doctor described later. The health consultant can cancel the reservation with a cancel button 1705 and can return to the screen of FIG. 4 with a return button 1706.

  FIG. 18 is a schedule adjustment screen displayed on the doctor's client, which is displayed by operating the function buttons in FIG. In FIG. 4, reference numeral 1801 denotes a field for inputting the name of the medical staff. Reference numeral 1802 denotes a part for selectively inputting the name of a doctor, a medical subject, or a medical institution for which a schedule is input. Reference numeral 1803 denotes an area in which the target schedule selected in 1802 is displayed. The date and time designated when the medical staff operates the registration button 1804 is sent from the client 20 to the server 50 and registered in another database. The medical staff can cancel the schedule input with the cancel button 1805. When a health consultant makes a reservation by using the health consultation reservation accepting / browsing function in the gateway program, an inconvenient date and time is transmitted from another database to the client 10 of the health consultant.

  Also, the appointment date and time of the health consultant registered in the other database of the server 50 is sent to the doctor's client 20 and displayed on the schedule information display selection unit 1803 in FIG. In this way, the schedule adjustment is performed between the doctor and the health manager, and on the reservation date, the conversation is performed between the health consultant client 10 and the doctor client 20 using the direct videophone program. Done. Videophones themselves are well known and will not require detailed description. A return button 1806 can be used to return to the screen of FIG.

  FIG. 19 is a screen for conducting an electronic health consultation on a TV phone, and is displayed by operating a function button on the screen of FIG. After the call is finished, the “Return” button can be used to return to the screen of FIG.

  In addition to the display screen described above, a screen for requesting home delivery (delivery) of the school lunch by the operation of the function button of FIG. 4 appears. On this screen, the school lunch is selected and the delivery destination information is entered. The dish name and delivery destination information are transferred directly or via the server 50 to the client 40 of the lunch delivery company. The lunch delivery company delivers the meal to the health counselor based on the transferred information (the name of the meal and the name of the food). The information transfer method from the health consultant's client 10 to the delivery company's client 40 may be in the form of an e-mail or data may be transferred via another database in the server 50.

As described above, in the present embodiment,
(1) A nutritionist analyzes electronic images of meals accumulated by health consultants,
(2) The health consultant can self-learn meal analysis by comparing the meal analysis performed by the dietitian and the dietary analysis of the nutritionist. (3) The vital data accumulated by the health consultant and the health consultation accumulated by the dietitian The server 50 automatically conducts a health check on the analysis result of the electronic image of the person's meal, and contacts the health consultant and the doctor. (4) The doctor sets the discrimination rules and standards for the automatic health check for each health consultant. (5) Adjust appointment schedules online between doctors, dietitians and health consultants, and conduct health consultations via videophone based on the schedule adjustment. (6) When an abnormality is found in the process of (4) above and It was made feasible for medical staff to send advice to health counselors when it was judged necessary as a result of the videophone call of (5) above.

  This allows health consultants to receive appropriate health advice, and doctors only need to send advice to health examiners only when necessary. Increased time available for medical practice.

  Furthermore, in this embodiment, since the health consultant can also request a meal, it is possible to provide a great convenience to the health consultant who cannot go out. The health counselor can also receive meals and ingredients ordered directly from the doctor or dietitian to the trader, and can also maintain and improve the health condition with a meal according to instructions from a specialist.

  In addition to the present invention, the following embodiment can be implemented.

  1) In this embodiment, a nutritionist or a doctor who receives a health consultation from a health consultant is notified in advance by the system administrator of the name of the health consultant by telephone or e-mail. By preparing a correspondence table between user IDs and nutritionist and doctor user IDs, information communication between the dietitian and doctor clients can be automated to further simplify the operation of each person.

  For example, in order for a dietitian to display an image of a meal sent from a health consultant on his client, he / she must specify his / her name from the health consultant list. Only the image of the assigned health consultant can be automatically transmitted, and the nutritionist is freed from the operation for reading out the image. Moreover, since the transmission image of the health consultant other than the person in charge is not displayed, the privacy of the health consultant can be protected.

  2) In the above-described embodiment, the direct communication between the health consultant and the doctor is performed by a video phone, but it is needless to say that voice mail or a normal phone may be used as a communication method. is there.

  3) The above-described display screen is an example for explanation, and is not limited to the arrangement and shape of buttons and the arrangement and size of display areas.

  4) In the above-described embodiment, the dietary analysis result notification or advice from the dietitian to the doctor or health counselor was performed using the display on the homepage, but directly by e-mail or other well-known communication methods. You may use the communication apparatus which a client and a health consultant hold | maintain, for example, a telephone, FAX, and an e-mail. In addition, telephone, fax, and e-mail can be used for indirect notification from the server. Further, advice given to the health counselor from the doctor side may be directly given, and the communication form may use a communication method other than the Internet.

  5) In the above-described embodiment, the application for the health consultation by the video phone is performed. However, it is a matter of course that the application for the health consultation by the telephone or other health consultation by the remote communication method may be performed.

  6) Medical staff as used in this specification refers to persons engaged in medical care such as doctors, nurses, nutritionists, and exercise therapists (including sports instructors). In addition, the health consultant in this specification refers to the consultant himself / herself, the family of the consultant, and other related parties. The client referred to in this specification may be any information processing device having a communication function, and may include, for example, a personal computer, a workstation, a television with an Internet connection function, and the like. The network referred to in this specification can be any of LAN, WAN, VAN, general public telephone network, CATV network and others. When connecting from the client to the server, the connection may be made via a network connection provider such as a provider. In addition to the health counselor and the doctor, the predetermined notification parties can be the family of the health counselor, the doctor of the emergency medical institution, and other related parties.

  7) Vital data, electronic images of meals and their analysis results are subject to reading restrictions for health consultants themselves, health consultants' families, medical staff, emergency medical institution doctors, and other related parties. As a read restriction method, a commonly used method such as a user ID and a password can be applied.

  Various modifications other than those described above are possible. However, as long as the modification is based on the technical idea described in the claims, the modification is within the technical scope of the present invention.

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Claims (1)

In the electronic health consultation method that connects the first client of the health consultant and the second client of the dietician via the server,
Input image data of meals eaten by a health consultant from the first client, input analysis results of meals of health consultants from the first client,
The image data of the meal input from the first client and the analysis result of the health consultant are stored in the server,
The second client displays meal image data stored in the server;
Enter the nutritionist's analysis results for the displayed meal image data,
The nutritionist analysis result input from the second client is stored in the server,
The electronic health consultation method, wherein the first client reads and displays the health consultant analysis result and the nutritionist analysis result stored in the server.

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