JP2006277049A - In-facility care data management system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve service and quality of the whole facility such as a multiple dwelling house through the efficiency of service while appropriately utilizing care data of a person in need of care in the facility. <P>SOLUTION: This in-facility care data management system is applied to a business establishment 2 having a base station for receiving data transmitted from a living room 11 and an input terminal 13 carried with a caregiver, and a head office 1 having a management server 4 for managing various information used in the business establishment 2. The input terminal 13 displays an input auxiliary screen of care data and transmits the care data inputted to the input auxiliary screen, to the management server 4 according to the caregiver's instructions. The management server 4 records the contents of the care data received from the input terminal 13, and displays a message to call attention in care work to be carried out, on the input auxiliary screen according to the compared result of the contents of the care data and the care result of the person in need of care. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  More particularly, the present invention relates to an in-facility care data management system suitable for managing care data of care recipients in a facility.

  Currently, in Japan, the number of elderly people who need nursing care is rapidly increasing as the elderly population increases. The number of people requiring long-term care who can receive services under the long-term care insurance system has reached 4 million since the introduction of the system (April 2000). According to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, it is estimated that around 37 years old, the number of elderly people over 65 will reach 32 million and the number of certified care recipients will reach 5.2 million.

Under such circumstances where the number of elderly people increases, it is naturally expected that the burden on care workers such as care support specialists (care managers) and home helpers will increase. Considering that there are limits to the number of caregivers, there is a demand for the construction of an appropriate and efficient care system in order to reduce the burden on caregivers. In order to respond to such a request, conventionally, as a care system, a home care support system (for example, refer to Patent Document 1) by video or audio two-way communication for a care recipient or a home patient is out. In addition, an emergency call system (see, for example, Patent Document 2) that enables an emergency call using a communication line has been proposed.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-234796 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-70086

  However, in the conventional care system as described above, it is difficult to meet the needs of care recipients who are expected to be further diversified as the number of elderly people increases. The reason why the needs of care recipients cannot be met in this way is that care data obtained when performing care work for care recipients cannot be managed properly and used properly. It is believed that there is.

  In addition, in the operation of facilities such as nursing-type apartments established so that care recipients can live a comfortable life with peace of mind, direct care work (hereinafter referred to as “direct care work”) In addition to direct nursing care services (nursing care services) and indirect nursing services such as goods management (indirect nursing services), there are other services other than direct nursing services. The business of occupies a big position of facility operation. Therefore, in order to improve the service and quality of the entire facility, it is required to reduce or increase the efficiency of operations other than these direct nursing care operations.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a conventional situation, and appropriately uses the care data of the care recipient in the facility and improves the service and quality of the entire facility such as an apartment house through the efficiency of the work. The purpose is to provide an in-facility care data management system capable of realizing improvement.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is used in a facility including a living room where a care recipient resides and a base station that receives data wirelessly transmitted from a care data input terminal carried by the caregiver. An in-facility care data management system applied to a management center having a management server for managing various types of information, wherein the care data input terminal displays a care data input auxiliary screen and responds to a caregiver's instruction. The care data input on the input assistance screen is transmitted to the management server, and the management server records the content of the care data received from the care data input terminal, and the content corresponding to the content of the care data. A message that calls attention to care work to be executed is displayed on the input assistance screen according to the comparison result with the care giver's care result information.

  According to the in-facility care data management system having such a configuration, when the care data input to the input assistance screen according to the caregiver's instruction is received from the care data input terminal carried by the caregiver, the management server Records the contents of the care data, and displays a message on the input assistance screen to call attention to the care work to be executed according to the comparison result between the contents of the care data and the care result information of the corresponding care recipient Since the information is displayed, the care data can be managed in real time by the management server when the care work is performed, and the care work can be performed while confirming a message that calls attention to the care work. In addition, since it is only necessary to input care data on the input assistance screen, the caregiver's labor can be reduced, and improvement of the service and quality of the entire facility such as an apartment house can be realized through the improvement of work efficiency. It becomes possible.

  In addition, when the comparison result between the content of the care data received from the care data input terminal and the care result information of the corresponding care recipient is out of the allowable value specified in advance for the care recipient, from the management server By displaying a message that calls attention to nursing care work, you can change the presence or absence of message display according to the care recipient, so you can provide more detailed care services according to the care recipient It becomes possible. Further, the display on the input assistance screen may include an average value corresponding to the content of the care data received from the care data input terminal among the care achievement information of the corresponding care recipient. In this case, it is preferable to change the display color of the message for calling attention and the average value from the display color of the care data that is normally input.

  Furthermore, by including an input assistance screen for care data corresponding to at least call requests from the care recipient, meals, excretion, and bathing on the input assistance screen, care work that accounts for a large proportion of the needs of the care recipient It is possible to assist the input of nursing care data. In particular, nursing assistance is required by providing fields for entering the amount of medication taken at waking up, before meals, after meals, between meals and at bedtime, and the amount of meals and water consumed, on the input screen for care data corresponding to meals. It is possible to carefully provide meal care services that can greatly affect the health of the elderly. In addition, by providing fields for entering the blood pressure value, pulse value, and body temperature of the care recipient, the bathing care service that can greatly affect the health of the care recipient is carefully provided on the input screen for care data corresponding to bathing. Will be able to provide. Furthermore, by providing a column for inputting the date and time for starting care work on the input assistance screen, care work can be managed in time series. Further, by providing a column for inputting the room number of the care recipient in the input assistance screen, it becomes possible to prevent an error of the care recipient in advance.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, while using the nursing care data of the care recipient in a plant | facility appropriately, the improvement of the service and quality of the whole facilities, such as a housing complex, can be implement | achieved through the efficiency improvement of work.

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

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a network configuration of an in-facility care data management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the following, an example of the case where the in-facility care data management system according to the present embodiment is applied to a nursing-type apartment will be described. The care-type apartment house is assumed to be operated by a management company having a head office as a management center that mainly manages information in the facility and offices that constitute the actual facility.

  As shown in the figure, in the in-facility care data management system, a network constructed in the head office 1 and a network constructed in the office 2 are connected via the Internet network 3. In the same figure, although the case where the single establishment 2 is connected is shown, it is not limited to this, You may comprise so that several establishment 2 may be connected. The Internet network 3 that connects both networks preferably has a high-speed transmission function, and is preferably constructed by, for example, an FTTH network using an optical fiber. Hereinafter, the configuration of the network in the head office 1 and the network in the office 2 will be described.

  The network in the head office 1 has a system management server (hereinafter referred to as “management server”) 4 for managing the in-facility care monitoring system. The management server 4 performs collective management of information collected and managed in the business office 2, and distributes necessary information to the business office 2 in response to a request from the business office 2. The management server 4 is a person who engages in care work or nursing work for a user who needs care (a person who needs care) (hereinafter referred to as “user information”) who uses the care-type apartment complex that is the office 2 Information on information (hereinafter referred to as “caregiver information”) (hereinafter referred to as “caregiver information”) and information on equipment and articles used in nursing-type apartments (hereinafter referred to as “equipment / article information”) in a database To do. The user information includes, for example, information such as the user's name, room number, and nursing care results, and the caregiver information includes, for example, information such as the name of the caregiver and the person in charge code, The article information includes information such as an ID number of a communication terminal installed in a living room (hereinafter referred to as “living room terminal”) and a care data input terminal described below, and an inventory amount of various articles. Such a management server 4 is connected to the Internet network 3 via a router 5.

  A system management personal computer (hereinafter referred to as “management PC”) 7 and a printer 8 are connected to the management server 4 via a hub 6. The management PC 7 accepts the settings of the management server 4 and the input / editing of various data stored in the management server 4 from the network administrator. The printer 8 prints various data stored in the management server 4. Is to do.

  Within the office 2, there are provided a nurse center 9 where caregivers wait, a common space 10 such as a washroom and stairs, and a living room 11 where care recipients reside. Although FIG. 1 shows a case where a single living room 11 is provided, the office 2 actually has a plurality of living rooms 11. Among these, the devices installed in the nurse center 9 and the common space 10 are connected to the hub 12, and the devices installed in the living room 11 are connected to the devices installed in the nurse center 9 by CATV coaxial cables (CATV cables). It is connected. Further, in the office 2, a care data input terminal (hereinafter referred to as “input terminal”) 13 for inputting data relating to care of a care recipient (hereinafter referred to as “care data”) 13 is available. The input terminal 13 is configured to be carried by a caregiver or the like, and the care data input from the input terminal 13 is transmitted to a base station (not shown) connected to the hub 12 using a known wireless communication means. Sent. A hub 12 to which various devices are connected is connected to the Internet network 3 through a router 5.

  In the nurse center 9, a management PC 15 and a nurse call display device (hereinafter referred to as “display device”) 16 on the office 2 side are arranged, and these are connected to the hub 12 described above. The management PC 15 communicates with the management server 4 in the head office 1 via the Internet network 3. The screen provided in the management PC 15 has a touch panel function, and is used when selecting predetermined information on the nurse call reception status list screen transmitted from the management server 4. The display device 16 displays a nurse call reception status list screen that arrives from the management server 4 via the Internet network 3. A communication terminal (hereinafter referred to as “center terminal”) 17 is connected to the management PC 15 for communicating various information with the living room terminal using the CATV cable CC. A television monitor (hereinafter referred to as “monitor”) 18 is connected to the center terminal 17 via a CATV cable CC. The monitor 18 displays an image of the care recipient in the living room 11 in a predetermined case. The center terminal 17 is connected to a camera 19, a microphone 20, and a rotating lamp 21. The camera 19 captures image data of the caregiver when talking to the care recipient in the living room 11, and the microphone 20 captures the sound at that time. The revolving light 21 operates in response to a nurse call from a care recipient, and two revolving lights (red and yellow) are connected corresponding to an emergency and a normal time.

  In the common space 10, a plurality of surveillance cameras 22 to 24 are installed in a washroom, a staircase, and the like. The monitoring cameras 22 to 24 are installed in a place where a care recipient can be photographed, such as the entrance of the shared space 10, and are used to confirm the location of the care recipient. It is desirable to have a pan / tilt / zoom function and a motion sensing function according to the installation location, distance to the subject, and the like. A surveillance camera server (hereinafter referred to as “camera server”) 25 is connected to the plurality of surveillance cameras 22 to 24, and is connected to the hub 12 described above, and image data taken by the surveillance cameras 22 to 24. The data is transmitted to the management PC 15 via the hub 12.

  In the living room 11, a living room terminal 26 that communicates various information with the center terminal 17 using the CATV cable CC is installed. A television (hereinafter referred to as “room TV”) 27 is connected to the room terminal 26 via a CATV cable CC. The room TV 27 displays a television program distributed using the CATV cable CC, and also displays an image of a caregiver in the nurse center 9 in a predetermined case. In addition, a camera 28 and a microphone 29 are connected to the living room terminal 26. The camera 28 captures image data of the care recipient when talking to the caregiver in the nurse center 9, and the microphone 29 captures the sound at that time. Furthermore, a remote controller (hereinafter referred to as “dedicated remote controller”) 30 dedicated to nurse calls is provided in the living room 11. The dedicated remote controller 30 is provided with keys according to the request of a care recipient such as nurse call in emergency, bathing, guidance to the toilet, and hydration. In the present embodiment, five keys including keys for instructing requests other than these four keys are provided, and each key is set to a different color.

  Here, the configuration of the center terminal 17 and the living room terminal 26 installed in the nurse center 9 and the living room 11 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3 are block diagrams showing schematic configurations of the center terminal 17 and the living room terminal 26, respectively. The center terminal 17 and the living room terminal 26 are basically equipped with the same function, but are equipped with different functions depending on the roles played by both. In addition, about the structure which has the same function in both, the same code | symbol shall be attached | subjected and the overlapping description is abbreviate | omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the center terminal 17 includes a CPU 31 that controls the entire terminal. When controlling the entire terminal, the CPU 31 reads a control program from a ROM (not shown) and uses a RAM (not shown) as a work area. The center terminal 17 includes a distributor 32 that distributes a signal input via the CATV cable CC. A TV tuner 33, a communication modem 34, and a plurality of modulators 35 are connected to the distributor 32. The TV tuner 33 can receive TV broadcasts distributed via the CATV cable CC, and the communication modem 34 communicates signals exchanged with the room terminal 26 via the CATV cable CC. Control is performed. The modulator 35 performs data modulation / demodulation processing when image data and audio data are communicated with the room terminal 26. The center terminal 17 includes a number of modulators 35 corresponding to the number of room terminals 26 installed. Here, a case is shown in which two modulators (here, the first modulator 35a and the second modulator 35b) are provided.

  The center terminal 17 includes an on-display control circuit 36, a camera activation relay 37, a PC interface 38, and an electronic volume control circuit 39. The on-display control circuit 36 controls image data and audio data output from the monitor 18, and the camera activation relay 37 switches activation / deactivation of the camera 19. The PC interface 38 connects the center terminal 17 and the management PC 15, and the electronic volume control circuit 39 has a microphone amplifier function and a speaker amplifier function, and inputs the microphone 29 and outputs an externally connected speaker 40. Is to control. The speaker 40 outputs audio data received from the room terminal 26.

  Further, the center terminal 17 includes a switching power supply (hereinafter referred to as “power supply”) 41 and an AC relay switch (hereinafter referred to as “AC relay”) 42. The power supply 41 obtains a DC voltage of 5V or 12V required for the mounted electronic device from the AC voltage supplied to the center terminal 17, and the AC relay 42 switches the power supply to the inside to switch the center terminal. 17 is switched on / off.

  On the other hand, the room terminal 26 shown in FIG. 3 is different in that it does not include the PC interface 38 included in the center terminal 17 and includes a remote control light receiver 43, a speaker 44, and an infrared camera 45. Further, since the communication partner is only the center terminal 17, only one modulator 35 is provided, and the AC relay 42 is also connected to the room TV 27, and the room TV 27 is turned on / off by the AC relay 42. It is different in the point of switching. The remote control light receiver 43 receives a signal output from the dedicated remote control 30, the speaker 44 outputs sound data received from the center terminal 17, and the infrared camera 45 is a key in the living room 11. Image data corresponding to a temperature change of an object including a caregiver is taken.

  The input terminal 13 shown in FIG. 1 is used when inputting care data when a caregiver performs care work for a care recipient. For example, the caregiver can easily enter the contents of the care work actually performed when called by a nurse call, the time, the called care recipient and the room number, and the like. Various information input to the input terminal 13 is output to the management PC 15 at the same time as an output instruction by the caregiver, and can be confirmed by the management PC 15. It is desirable that the input terminal 13 is provided with a key corresponding to a nursing care service that is expected to be input in advance. For example, it is conceivable to provide keys such as bathing, guidance to the toilet, and hydration provided in the above-described dedicated remote controller 30.

  The in-facility care data management system according to the present embodiment uses the input terminal 13 to collect the contents and time of care work in real time, and the management server 4 manages these information, Appropriately use the care data of care recipients, and assist the caregiver's input of care data to improve work efficiency, and improve the service and quality of the entire facility, such as multiple dwellings, through work efficiency Is realized. Hereinafter, an input screen for nursing care data and an input operation using the care data on the input terminal 13 will be described.

  FIG. 4 is a top view of the input terminal 13 used in the in-facility care data management system according to the present embodiment. As shown in the figure, the input terminal 13 is provided with a display screen 50 constituted by a touch panel, and a function key 51 and a numeric keypad (including symbols such as # and +) 52 are provided below the display screen 50. . The function keys 51 include F1 to F4 keys associated with functions specified on the display screen 50, arrow keys used for moving the cursor displayed on the display screen 50, and a determination key for instructing key determination. Is provided.

  FIG. 4 shows a case where the main screen of the input terminal 13 is displayed on the display screen 50. The main screen is displayed in a standby state after the input terminal 13 is powered on. On the main screen, the name of the caregiver who carries the input terminal 13 (here, “Akiko Hatayama”) is displayed at the upper right of the screen, and touch keys 53 specifying the content of the care service are displayed. This touch key 53 can be selected by the caregiver who carries it with a fingertip, and can also be selected by pressing the enter key 51f after selecting with the arrow key 51e (ten key 52).

  The touch keys 53 displayed on the main screen are associated with contents that roughly classify care services. Specifically, touch keys 53 indicating “1. nurse call”, “2. meal”, “3. excretion”, “4. bathing”, and “5. other” are provided. “1. Nurse call” is selected when the caregiver responds to the nurse call, and “2. Meal” is selected when the caregiver supports the general care service for meals. In addition, “3. Excretion” is selected when corresponding to a care service for general excretion, “4. Bathing” is selected when corresponding to a care service for general bathing, and “5. It is selected when dealing with care services that do not fall under. Hereinafter, the configuration of the display screen 50 when each touch key 53 is selected will be described.

  First, a case where the touch key 53 associated with “1. Nurse call” is selected will be described. In this case, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the input screen shown in FIG. In the input screen shown in FIG. 5, the start key 54 for specifying the start time of the work, the date / time field 55 for displaying the start work date / time, the room number field 56 for displaying the room number, and the contents of the care service are coded. Service content field 57 in which the service code is displayed, service type field 58 in which the content and code of the care service are displayed in association with each other, an end key 59 for instructing the end of the care service, and cancellation of the care service (including data input) A cancel key 60 for instructing is provided.

  The date and time column 55 automatically displays the point in time when the start key 54 is selected. The room number field 56 is a field for the caregiver to enter the room number of the care recipient who provides the care service, and the name of the care recipient corresponding to the right side is displayed by entering the room number. . The service content column 57 is provided with a column (major category column) in which the major categories of care services are displayed and a column (minor category column) in which the minor categories are displayed. Here, the major category is selected by the caregiver. . The contents are displayed on the right side when the caregiver selects a large category. FIG. 5 shows a case where “1. common” is selected. At this time, the caregiver selects a code displayed in the service type column 58 from the numeric keypad 52. In the service type column 58, “1. common”, “2. life”, “3. meal”, “4. bathing”, “5. excretion”, and “6. It has been. Each service is further associated with a small category of care service. An example of a subdivision is as follows.

  “1. Common” includes, for example, “1. Guidance”, “2. Mobile assistance”, “3. Watching”, “4. Patrol”, “5. Detachment”, “6. Vital check”, “7 “Individual care” and “8. Life consultation” are associated with each other. “2. Life” includes, for example, “1. Laundry”, “2. Laundry tatami / distribution”, “3. Cleaning”, “4. Linen management”, “5. Hairdressing”, “6. “7. Posture change”, “8. Sheet change”, and the like are associated with each other. “3. Meal” includes, for example, “1. Meal assistance”, “2. Medication / eyedrop assistance”, “3. Serving / Shimogan”, “4. Oral”, “5. Hydration”, “6 “Meals / moisture amount check” and “7. Tea arrangement (living room)” are associated with each other. “4. Bathing” includes, for example, “1. Bath preparation”, “2. Bathing assistance”, “3. Wiping”, “4. Bathroom cleaning”, “5. Foot bath” and “6. Body observation”. Etc. are associated. "5. Excretion" includes, for example, "1. Excretion assistance", "2. Diaper exchange", "3. Toilet guidance", "4. Defecation / urination check" and "5. Portable toilet cleaning" It is attached. “6. Others” includes, for example, “1. Hospital attendance”, “2. Recreation assistance”, “3. Recreation planning / preparation / implementation”, “4. Check refrigerator in room”, “5. "," 6. Shopping agent "," 7. Transport service "," 8. Other ", etc. are associated with each other. In addition to these, “function training” is provided as a service type, and sub-categories thereof include, for example, “1. function training”, “2. massage”, “3. rehabilitation assistance” and “4. walk assistance”. Etc. may be associated with each other.

  When the service code is entered in the major category field of the service content field 57, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the input screen shown in FIG. The input screen shown in FIG. 6 is different from the input screen shown in FIG. 5 in that the display of the service type column 58 is changed from the large category to the small category. The small category is selected by the caregiver in the same manner as the large category of the care service. The contents are displayed on the right side when the caregiver selects the small category. FIG. 6 shows a case where “7. Individual care” is selected. Then, in the state where the input screen shown in FIG. 6 is displayed, the caregiver executes the selected care service (here, “individual care”). When the care service is completed, the caregiver selects the end key 59 (selects the F1 key 51a).

  When the end key 59 is selected, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the confirmation screen shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, the confirmation screen displays the room number and name of the care recipient who provided the care service, the content of the care service, and the start date and time and end date and time. In addition, an OK key 61 that is selected when the display content of the confirmation screen is correct, a cancel key 62 that is selected when all are canceled, and a correction key 63 that is selected when a part is corrected are provided. When the OK key 61 and the cancel key 62 are selected, the display screen 50 is switched to the main screen, and when the correction key 63 is selected, the display returns to the input screen shown in FIG.

  Next, a case where the touch key 53 associated with “2. Meals” is selected will be described. In this case, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the selection screen shown in FIG. On the selection screen shown in FIG. 8, a touch key 64 designating the content of the care service is displayed. The touch keys 64 displayed on the selection screen shown in FIG. 8 are associated with contents that roughly classify nursing care services related to meals. Specifically, touch keys 64 indicating “1. breakfast”, “2.10 o'clock moisture”, “3. lunch”, “4.3 o'clock snack”, and “5. dinner” are provided. “1. Breakfast” is selected for breakfast, and “2.10 hour hydration” is selected for hydration at 10 o'clock. Also, “3. Lunch” is selected when it corresponds to lunch, “4.3 o'clock snack” is selected when it corresponds to a snack at 3 o'clock, and “5. Dinner” is selected when it corresponds to dinner. Is done. Here, it is assumed that “1. breakfast” is selected.

  When “1. breakfast” is selected, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the input screen shown in FIG. The input screen shown in FIG. 9 includes a start key 65 for specifying a work start time, a date / time field 66 for displaying the start work date / time, a room number field 67 for displaying a room number, and a breakfast in which data related to breakfast is input. A data input field 68, a search key 69 for searching for an input target care recipient and an end key 70 for instructing the end of breakfast data input are provided.

  The date and time column 66 automatically displays the point in time when the start key 65 is selected. The room number field 66 is a field for the caregiver to enter the room number of the care recipient who provides the care service, and the name of the care recipient corresponding to the right side is displayed by entering the room number. . In the breakfast data input field 68, the amount of medicine taken before and after a meal, and the amount of main dishes, side dishes and water taken are entered in association with the room number and the name of the care recipient. Note that the content input in the breakfast data input field 68 is not limited to this, and the amount of medicine taken at the time of waking up, between meals or at bedtime may be input. When the breakfast data has been input in the breakfast data input field 68 in this way, the caregiver selects the end key 70 (selects the F1 key 51a).

  When the end key 70 is selected, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the confirmation screen shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, the confirmation screen displays the data input in the breakfast data input field 68 and the start date and time and end date and time of the care service. In addition, an OK key 71 that is selected when the display content of the confirmation screen is correct, a cancel key 72 that is selected when all the contents are canceled, and a correction key 73 that is selected when a part is corrected are provided. When the OK key 71 and the cancel key 72 are selected, the display screen 50 is switched to the main screen, and when the correction key 73 is selected, the display returns to the input screen shown in FIG.

  Next, a case where the touch key 53 associated with “3. Excretion” is selected will be described. In this case, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the input screen shown in FIG. The input screen shown in FIG. 11 displays a start key 74 for specifying a work start time, a date / time field 75 for displaying the start work date / time, a room number field 76 for displaying a room number, and an excretion type section. A form classification field 77, a service content field 78 in which the content of the care service is displayed as a code, a form classification key 79 for displaying the form classification and the content of the excretion in association with each other, an end key 80 for instructing the end of the care service, and A cancel key 81 for instructing cancellation of the care service (including data input) is provided. It should be noted that the form classification key 79 includes "1. Toilet", "2. Portable", "3. Urine collection pad", "4. Rehabilitation pants", "5. Flat" and "6. Open". Are associated.

  The date and time column 75 automatically displays the point in time when the start key 74 is selected. The room number field 76 is a field for the caregiver to enter the room number of the care recipient who provides the care service, and the name of the care recipient corresponding to the right side is displayed by entering the room number. . In the form category column 77, the form selected by the caregiver from the form category key 79 is displayed. The contents are displayed on the right side when the caregiver selects the form classification. FIG. 11 shows a case where “2. Portable” is selected. In FIG. 11, when “2. Portable” is selected, the service code “05. Portable toilet cleaning”, which will be described later, is automatically specified in the major category of the service content column 78. Show.

  When the form classification is entered in the form classification column 77, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the input screen shown in FIG. The input screen shown in FIG. 12 is different from the input screen shown in FIG. 11 in that the form classification key 79 is changed to a service type column 82 in which the content of the nursing care service and the code are displayed in association with each other. Here, the service type is selected by the caregiver. When the caregiver selects the service type, the content is displayed on the right side. FIG. 11 shows a case where “03. Toilet guidance” is selected. Then, in the state where the input screen shown in FIG. 11 is displayed, the caregiver executes the selected care service (here, “toilet guidance”). When the care service is completed, the caregiver selects the end key 80 (selects the F1 key 51a).

  When the end key 80 is selected, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the confirmation screen shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, the confirmation screen displays the room number and name of the care recipient who provided the care service, the content of the care service, and the start date and time and end date and time. Further, an OK key 82 that is selected when the display content of the confirmation screen is correct, a cancel key 83 that is selected when canceling all the data, and a correction key 84 that is selected when partially correcting are provided. When the OK key 82 and the cancel key 83 are selected, the display screen 50 is switched to the main screen, and when the correction key 84 is selected, the display returns to the input screen shown in FIG.

  Next, a case where the touch key 53 associated with “4. Bathing” is selected will be described. In this case, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the input screen shown in FIG. The input screen shown in FIG. 14 displays a start key 85 for specifying the work start time, a date / time field 86 for displaying the start work date / time, a room number field 86 for displaying the room number, and an input type classification. The form classification column 88, the blood pressure column 89 in which the blood pressure of the care recipient is displayed, the pulse column 90 in which the pulse is displayed, the body temperature column 91 in which the body temperature is displayed, and the average value of the blood pressure, pulse and body temperature of the care recipient are displayed. An end value 93 for instructing the end of the care service and a cancel key 94 for instructing the cancellation of the care service (including data input) are provided. Note that “1. general bath” and “2. lift bath” are displayed on the right side of the form classification column 88.

  The date and time column 86 automatically displays the point in time when the start key 85 is selected. The room number column 87 is a field for the caregiver to enter the room number of the care recipient who provides the care service, and the name of the care recipient corresponding to the right side is displayed by entering the room number. . In the form classification column 88, the form selected from “1. General bath” or “2. Lift bath” by the caregiver is displayed. In the blood pressure column 89, the pulse column 90, and the body temperature column 91, numerical values actually measured by the caregiver are input. The average value column 92 displays the average values of blood pressure, pulse and body temperature of the care recipient. Numerical values input to the average value column 92 are displayed in blue. When the data input is completed in this way, the caregiver selects the end key 93 (selects the F1 key 51a).

  When the end key 93 is selected, the display on the display screen 50 is switched to the confirmation screen shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, the confirmation screen displays the room number and name of the care recipient who provided the care service, the content of the care service, blood pressure, pulse and body temperature, and the start date and time and end date and time. Note that if the blood pressure, pulse, and body temperature are outside the numerical values in the average value column 92 and allowable values predetermined for the care recipient, the average value and a warning (characters such as “caution”) are displayed. Is displayed. The average value and the warning are displayed in red. For the items for which the average value and the warning are displayed, the characters are also changed to red. Thus, by changing the display color of the average value and the warning from the display color of the character that is normally input, it becomes possible to call the caregiver's attention more. In addition, the confirmation screen is provided with an OK key 95 that is selected when the display content of the confirmation screen is correct, a cancel key 96 that is selected when all the cancellations are cancelled, and a correction key 97 that is selected when a partial correction is made. ing. When the OK key 95 and the cancel key 96 are selected, the display screen 50 is switched to the main screen, and when the correction key 97 is selected, the display returns to the input screen shown in FIG.

  Nursing care data is input by the input terminal 13 having such a screen configuration. The input care data is transmitted to the management server 4 at the timing when the care work is performed, and is recorded in the database. Hereinafter, the operation of the in-facility care data management system when a nurse call is received from a care recipient in the living room 11 will be described according to the flow shown in FIG. FIG. 16 is a flowchart for explaining the operation when there is a nurse call from the care recipient in the living room 11 in the in-facility care data management system according to the present embodiment.

  As a premise for explaining the operation shown in FIG. 16, the database of the management server 4 includes user information occupying the business place 2, information on caregivers working at the business place 2, and items used at the business place 2. Assume that device information is registered. Here, a case where a care recipient in the living room 11 wishes to take a bath and makes a nurse call will be described.

  When a care recipient in the living room 11 makes a nurse call, the care recipient requests a nurse call by selecting a bathing key provided on the dedicated remote controller 30 (step (hereinafter referred to as “ST”) 1). A signal from the dedicated remote controller 30 is received by the remote receiver 43 of the living room terminal 26. When this signal is detected, the room terminal 26 transmits the ID number of the room terminal 26 and nurse call data (here, nurse call data requesting bathing) to the center terminal 17 via the CATV cable CC (ST2). Upon receiving these pieces of information, the center terminal 17 transmits the information to the management PC 15 via the PC interface 38 (ST3). At this time, the center terminal 17 causes the yellow rotating lamp 21 to emit light and rotate it to urge the caregiver to pay attention. Then, the management PC 15 transmits the information to the management server 4 in the head office 1 via the Internet network 3 (ST4).

  The management server 4 identifies the user who has requested the nurse call from the ID number of the living room terminal 26. Then, the user information is transmitted to the management PC 15 and the display device 16 in the office 2 (ST5). When the user information is received, the management PC 15 and the display device 16 create a nurse call reception status list (hereinafter referred to as “nurse call list”) shown in FIG. 17 based on this, and display it (ST6). The nurse call list is created in a format in which the nurse call is added to the contents of the registered nurse call up to the current nurse call.

  Here, the configuration of the nurse call list will be described. In the nurse call list, as shown in FIG. 17, the nurse call reception number, the call contents, the place of notification, the name of the care recipient, the notification time, the caregiver, the corresponding time to the nurse call, and the surveillance camera Contains information such as numbers. In addition, you may comprise including information other than this. The reception numbers are given in the order of reception time of the nurse call, and the content of the nurse call is displayed as the call content. The place where the care recipient is notified is specified as the place of notification, and not only the living room 11 but also common spaces such as the entrance and canteen are displayed. The name of the care recipient who made the nurse call is displayed in the name, and the time when the nurse call was made is displayed in the notification time. The caregiver displays the caregiver in charge of care according to the nurse call (the caregiver in charge of care among the caregivers carrying the input terminal 13), and the caregiver at the corresponding time. Shows the time when is finished. The surveillance camera number displays the number of the surveillance camera that can photograph the place where the nurse call is issued.

  As described above, the screen of the management PC 15 that displays the nurse call list is composed of a touch panel. When the “reporting location” field is selected (touched with a fingertip) from the information included in the nurse call list, the monitor 18 installed in the nurse center 9 is installed at the selected reporting location. Image data taken by the surveillance camera is displayed. The same applies when the “surveillance camera number” field is selected. In addition, when the “care worker” field is selected, the name of the care worker who can handle the care work at the time of the nurse call is displayed in a pull-down menu. It is assumed that the nurse call with the reception number “07” shown in FIG. 17 is added to the nurse call list by the process of ST6 described above. It can be seen that the nurse call was requested at the notification time “14:40” from the name “Shigeru Yoshida” of the notification location “room 120”. At the time when the nurse call is requested, the caregiver and the response time are undecided, so these fields are blank.

  A nurse call list as shown in FIG. 17 is displayed on the management PC 15 and the display device 16, and when the yellow rotating light 21 is activated, the nurse call is recognized by a caregiver waiting at the nurse center 9. Is done. When recognizing the nurse call, the caregiver selects a caregiver (ST7). At this time, the caregiver can select the caregiver from the pull-down menu by selecting the “caregiver” column in the nurse call list. When the care worker is selected, the name of the person in charge is displayed in the “care worker” column of the nurse call list.

  Further, when the care worker is selected, the care worker data is transmitted from the management PC 15 to the management server 4 via the Internet 3 (ST8). The care worker data is recorded in the management server 4 as a part of the actual nursing care included in the user information (ST9). The selected care worker actually responds to the nurse call and performs care data input processing using the input terminal 13 (ST10). The care data input process will be described later. When care result data is transmitted from the input terminal 13 to the management server 4 via the Internet 3 by the care data input process, the care data is recorded as a part of the care result included in the user information in the management server 4. (ST11).

  When the care data is recorded, the management server 4 transmits user information again to the management PC 15 and the display device 16 via the Internet 3 (ST12). When the user information is received, the management PC 15 and the display device 16 create a nurse call list again based on this, and display this (ST13). At this time, in the nurse call list created and displayed, the time at which the care is actually performed is displayed in the “corresponding time” column. That is, in this example, the time when the caregiver actually performed the care is displayed in the “corresponding time” column of the nurse call with the reception number “07” shown in FIG.

  Here, the care data input process will be described. The care data input process is performed by the caregiver using the input terminal 13. First, when starting to use the input terminal 13, the caregiver inputs a person-in-charge code on the person-in-charge code input screen displayed on the display screen 50 (ST14). By entering the person-in-charge code, the main screen shown in FIG. When the person-in-charge code is input, the ID number of the input terminal 13 and the person-in-charge code are transmitted from the input terminal 13 to the management server 4 via the Internet 3 (ST15). When receiving this, the management server 4 associates the ID number of the input terminal 13 with the person-in-charge code (ST16). As a result, the user of the input terminal 13 is recognized in the management server 4.

  The caregiver carrying the input terminal 13 with the main screen displayed on the display screen 50 visits the room of the care recipient who made the nurse call. Then, by selecting the bathing touch key 53 displayed on the main screen, the input screen shown in FIG. 14 (hereinafter referred to as “bathing input screen”) is displayed (ST17). From the bathing input screen, the caregiver selects the start key 85 and inputs the room number and the bathing form (ST18). When the start key 85 is selected, the start work time is displayed in the date / time field 86, the name of the care recipient is displayed when the room number is input, and the cursor moves to the blood pressure field 89 when the bathing mode is input.

  When the cursor moves to the blood pressure column 89, the average value of the care recipient is displayed in the average value column 92 (ST19). The average value displayed in the average value column 92 may be registered in the input terminal 13 before the start of use, or may be received from the management server 4 after the start of use. Thereafter, the caregiver measures the blood pressure, pulse, and body temperature of the care recipient and inputs them in the corresponding fields, and then selects the end key 93 (ST20). By selecting the end key 93, the display screen 50 is switched to the confirmation screen shown in FIG. 15 (ST21), and the data input on the bathing input screen is transmitted to the management server 4.

  The management server 4 compares the blood pressure and the like of the care recipient received from the input terminal 13 with the average value, and transmits the comparison result to the input terminal 13 (ST22). At this time, the management server 4 determines whether the blood pressure, pulse, and body temperature of the care recipient need to deviate from the predetermined allowable values of the care recipient, which are determined in advance, from the average value. Is transmitted as a comparison result, and if it is off, the contents of the shifted input item and a notice are transmitted as a comparison result. Here, it is assumed that the body temperature of the care recipient is deviated from the average value. When this comparison result is received, the numeric value of the body temperature on the confirmation screen changes to red (black before the color change), and “CAUTION”, which is a warning message, is displayed on the right side of the body temperature (ST23). While looking at this confirmation screen, the caregiver decides whether or not to bathe the care recipient in consultation with specialists such as doctors and nurses.

  On this confirmation screen, the caregiver selects any one of the OK key 95, the cancel key 96, and the correction key 97 (ST24). When the OK key 95 or the cancel key 96 is selected, data input to the input terminal 13 so far is transmitted to the management server 4 as care data. In this way, the care data input process is completed.

  As described above, according to the in-facility care data management system according to the present embodiment, when the care data input on the display screen 50 is received from the input terminal 13 carried by the caregiver, the management server 4 displays the contents of the care data. And displaying a message prompting attention on the care work to be executed on the display screen 50 according to the comparison result between the content of the care data and the care result information of the corresponding care recipient, The care data can be managed by the management server in real time when the care work is performed, and the caregiver can be made to perform the care work while confirming a message that calls attention to the care work. Moreover, since it is only necessary to input care data on the display screen 50 of the input terminal 13, the caregiver's labor can be reduced, and the service and quality of the entire facility such as an apartment house can be improved through the improvement of work efficiency. It can be realized.

  In particular, since various types of information managed by the database of the management server 4 can be printed by the printer 8, information on the care recipient is managed not by handwritten materials but by materials printed from the printer 8. As a result, it is possible to reduce the time required for work other than direct nursing care work such as conventional data management, or to improve efficiency. Quality improvement can be realized.

  In addition, in the in-facility care data management system according to the present embodiment, the comparison result between the content of the care data received from the input terminal 13 from the management server 4 and the nursing care results of the corresponding care recipient is the care demand. Since a message that calls attention to care work is displayed when it deviates from the tolerance value specified in advance for the caregiver, it is possible to change the presence or absence of the message display according to the care recipient. It is possible to provide more detailed care services according to the person. Furthermore, since the average value corresponding to the content of the care data received from the input terminal 13 is included on the display screen 50 among the care results of the corresponding care recipient, whether or not to perform the care work for the caregiver. Can be provided.

  Further, in the in-facility care data management system according to the present embodiment, the input terminal 13 is provided with an input screen for care data corresponding to at least a call request from a care recipient, meal, excretion, and bathing. Therefore, it becomes possible to assist the input of care data for care work that occupies a large proportion of the needs of the care recipient. In particular, the input screen for the care data corresponding to a meal is provided with columns for entering the amount of medicine taken at waking up, before meals, after meals, between meals and at bedtime, and the amount of meals and water taken. Thereby, it is possible to carefully provide a meal care service that can greatly affect the health of the care recipient. Moreover, the input screen of the care data corresponding to bathing has columns for inputting a blood pressure value, a pulse value, and a body temperature of the care recipient. This makes it possible to carefully provide a bathing care service that can greatly affect the health of the care recipient.

  In the above description, when a nurse call requesting bathing is received from a care recipient in the living room 11, a message that calls attention on care work is displayed on the display screen 50 of the input terminal 13. It explains about. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and can be appropriately modified and applied to other care services. For example, when providing a meal care service, a message prompting attention regarding the dose taken before and after a meal may be displayed on the display screen 50. In this case, since the caregiver can be alerted to the amount of the medicine, it is possible to carefully provide a meal care service that can greatly affect the health of the care recipient.

  The present invention appropriately uses the care data of the care recipient in the facility, and realizes improvement of the service and quality of the entire facility such as a housing complex through the improvement of business efficiency. Have

The figure which shows the network structure of the in-facility care data management system which concerns on one embodiment of this invention The block diagram which shows schematic structure of the center terminal which concerns on the said embodiment. The block diagram which shows schematic structure of the room terminal which concerns on the said embodiment Top view of the input terminal used in the in-facility care data management system according to the above embodiment The figure which shows the input screen (nurse call) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the input screen (nurse call) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the confirmation screen (nurse call) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the selection screen (meal) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the input screen (meal) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the confirmation screen (meal) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the input screen (excretion) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the input screen (excretion) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the confirmation screen (excretion) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the input screen (bathing) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment The figure which shows the confirmation screen (bathing) displayed on the input terminal which concerns on the said embodiment In the in-facility care data management system according to the above embodiment, a flowchart for explaining the operation when a nurse call is received from a care recipient in the living room The figure which shows an example of the nurse call list displayed on management PC etc. when there is a nurse call from the care recipient in a living room in the in-facility care data management system which concerns on the said embodiment. The flowchart for demonstrating operation | movement of the care data input process in the in-facility care data management system which concerns on the said embodiment.

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1 head office 2 offices (facility)
4 Management Server 9 Nurse Center 10 Shared Space 11 Living Room 13 Input Terminal 15 Management PC
17 Center terminal 18 Monitor 26 Office terminal 27 Office TV
30 Dedicated remote control

Claims (9)

A management center having a room where a care recipient lives and a base station that receives data wirelessly transmitted from a care data input terminal carried by the caregiver, and a management server that manages various information used in the facility In-facility care data management system applied to
The care data input terminal displays an input assistance screen of care data and transmits care data input to the input assistance screen according to an instruction of the caregiver to the management server,
The management server records the content of the care data received from the care data input terminal, and displays the content of the care data on the input assistance screen according to a comparison result between the content of the care data and the care result information of the corresponding care recipient. An in-facility care data management system that displays a message that calls attention to care work to be executed.   The management server, when the comparison result between the content of the care data received from the care data input terminal and the care result information of the corresponding care recipient falls outside the allowable value designated in advance for the care recipient The in-facility care data management system according to claim 1, wherein a message that prompts attention on care work to be executed is displayed on the input assistance screen.   The said management server displays the average value corresponding to the content of the nursing care data received from the said nursing care data input terminal among the nursing care performance information of applicable care recipient on the said input assistance screen, It is characterized by the above-mentioned. The in-facility care data management system according to claim 1 or 2.   The in-facility care data management system according to claim 3, wherein the management server changes a display color of the message for calling attention and the average value from a display color of care data that is normally input.   The facility according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the input auxiliary screen includes an input auxiliary screen of care data corresponding to at least a call request from a care recipient, meal, excretion, and bathing. Internal care data management system.   The input assistance screen of the care data corresponding to the meal has a column for inputting the amount of medicine taken at the time of waking up, before meals, after meals, between meals and at bedtime, and the amount of meals and water taken. The in-facility care data management system according to claim 5, characterized in that:   6. The in-facility care data management system according to claim 5, wherein a column for inputting a blood pressure value, a pulse value, and a body temperature of a care recipient is provided on the input screen for care data corresponding to the bathing. .   The in-facility care data management system according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a column for inputting a date and time for starting a care work is provided on the input assistance screen.   The in-facility care data management system according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein a column for inputting a room number of a care recipient is provided on the input assistance screen.

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