JP2007183697A - Portable medical chart display device, portable medical chart display program and computer-readable recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a portable device notifies an emergency organization, and is a portable medical chart (one having a characteristic wherein display is continued until an ambulance arrives after performing display once). <P>SOLUTION: In this portable medical chart display device, after dialing the prescribed emergency organization by a cellphone means, medical treatment information of a medical chart or the like is read from a storage device and is displayed on its own display screen, and the display is continued until prescribed operation is performed. When a prescribed switch is operated, the medical treatment information of the medical chart or the like is read from the storage device and is displayed on the own display screen, a link (Phoneto) to a telephone number of a doctor in charge, the ambulance or the like is selectably displayed, and the display is continued until prescribed operation is performed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention provides a mobile phone in which medical information such as medical records is displayed on a display screen in an emergency requiring reporting to an emergency organization, and the display is fixed and not changed until an ambulance arrives. The present invention relates to a portable medical chart display device using the.

Considering the case where you feel sick when you are away from home, you have to wear a portable medical chart. The personal identification card disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-297037 is obtained by imprinting a blood type, a medical history, or the like on a bangle made of a metal such as a titanium alloy that does not burn in preparation for a fire. The printing code disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-030578 is such that a blood type, medical history, emergency contact information, and the like are recorded on a clothing and read by a portable reader. None of the above can be used even in outdoor activities where there is no communication means because it is not necessary to access the database and query the data.
JP 2002-297037 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-030578

  According to the portable medical records including Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-297037 and Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-030578 described above, the emergency personnel who rushed to know the patient's blood type, medical history, etc. on the spot. It is very effective because it can perform various treatments. It is said that there is no need to access the database and query the data. However, in the event of an emergency, neither the patient nor the ambulance crew can afford to make such a query. Therefore, it is very important to wear such a portable medical record when it falls down on the road.

  However, such portable medical charts do not have the means to call an ambulance in the first place, so if you fall alone and have to fall down, you have to wait for discovery and help from someone else. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a portable device that can report to an emergency organization and can be a portable medical record.

  Therefore, the present inventor has recently come up with the idea that a portable telephone set that can be used by any elderly person and that can make 119 calls should be a portable medical record. Once the 119 call has been made, all that remains is to wait for the arrival of an ambulance, and the rushed ambulance crew can take appropriate measures by checking the chart displayed on the mobile phone. Even if the mobile phone is dropped or touched after the 119 call, the mobile phone button is pressed, or even if the button is pressed without being noticed by a rushed ambulance crew, the medical chart display on the mobile phone is not displayed. It is necessary to keep it from disappearing. This is also a very important point in the present invention.

  The above-mentioned subject is achieved by providing the following portable chart display device. That is, when dialing a predetermined emergency organization by means of mobile phone means, medical information such as medical records is read from the storage device and displayed on its own display screen, and the display is continuously displayed until a predetermined operation is performed. To do. In this portable medical chart display device, when dialing a predetermined emergency facility such as 119, any medical information such as medical charts is displayed on the display screen of this portable medical chart display device anyway. Even if it is touched, this chart continues to be displayed. After the ambulance crew uses this medical information, the portable medical record display device may run out of power and turn off automatically. In addition, as a common operation procedure that anyone knows in case the patient's condition is recovered as a result of treatment and this portable chart display apparatus can be operated, a predetermined operation is performed on the portable chart display apparatus. In the event of a loss, this chart display is stopped. Note that the brightness of the screen may be lowered in order to prevent battery consumption during chart display. In other words, the chart continues to be displayed regardless of which switch is touched, but at that time, the screen is set to be brighter.

  In this portable medical chart display device, dialing (calling) is performed when, for example, the switches 1-1-9 are sequentially pressed by a numeric keypad operation. Or you may set so that it may be dialed when the switch of a specific combination is pushed or the specific switch to which the speed dial is set is pushed. Alternatively, a dedicated switch for dialing the emergency organization may be provided. This includes a switch that is turned on when a pull-out piece used in a so-called security buzzer is pulled out. In particular, the dedicated switch is easy to operate for patients who have just been attacked by a seizure, and for those who are in a mid-panic state who are in a position to report on behalf of patients who are unable to report. I can say that.

  Further, it is convenient that a link (Phone) to a telephone number of a doctor in charge is provided on the chart display on the display screen. By selecting this link, ambulance crews and passers-by will automatically be dialed to the telephone number of the doctor in charge, so it has a better user interface than dialing long phone numbers that are cumbersome and prone to push mistakes I can say that there is. Note that the chart display will not disappear even if this link is selected. The link selection may be excluded from the predetermined operation, that is, the operation for stopping the chart display.

  The above-described problem can also be achieved by providing the following portable chart display device. That is, when a predetermined switch is operated, medical information such as medical charts is read from the storage device and displayed on its own display screen, and the display is continuously displayed until a predetermined operation is performed. A link (Phone) to a telephone number such as is selectably displayed. In this portable medical chart display device, medical information such as medical charts is displayed on the display screen of the portable medical chart display device when a predetermined switch is operated anyway. After that, any switch of the portable medical chart display device is touched. At any rate, this chart should be displayed continuously. A nearby person who finds a fallen patient automatically dials this telephone number by selecting a link to a telephone number such as a doctor in charge or an ambulance. At this time, even if this link is selected, the medical chart display is not erased. As long as even call 119 is made in this way, the medical doctor and the emergency personnel who arrived can use this medical information. As described above, it is sufficient to reduce the brightness of the screen in order to prevent battery consumption during the chart display.

  In this portable chart display device, medical information such as the chart can be displayed by a numeric keypad operation. Or you may set so that it may be dialed when the switch of a specific combination is pushed or the specific switch to which the speed dial is set is pushed. A dedicated switch for this purpose may be provided. This includes a switch that is turned on when a pull-out piece used in a so-called security buzzer is pulled out. The operation of this pull-out switch is simple.

  Next, in the portable medical chart display device according to claim 1 or 4, the switch for stopping the display may be a power switch. This portable chart display device is returned to the initial state by turning on the power again. The power switch is a reset switch, which is easy to understand for a common operating procedure that everyone knows. Alternatively, a dedicated reset switch may be provided.

  Further, in the portable medical chart display device according to claim 1 or 4, the display screen may be set as a standby screen. When a predetermined switch is operated, the chart screen is switched to the standby screen and displayed instead of the standby screen that is normally displayed. When the ambulance crew rushes, this standby screen is displayed.

  In the portable medical chart display device according to claim 1 or 4, a rescue signal may be transmitted together with the display of the medical information. The rescue signal informs the presence of the patient far and wide. Accordingly, the patient is detected and protected by a passerby who notices this, and in particular, in the portable medical chart display device of claim 4, there is a probability that the selection of the link to the telephone number of the doctor in charge or the ambulance is made early. Rise.

  The present invention is characterized by displaying medical information such as medical charts on a display screen of a mobile phone after dialing a predetermined emergency organization, and continuing to display the display until a predetermined operation is performed. As a program for causing a computer to execute a chart display method, it is incorporated into a portable chart display apparatus. This program can be provided as a computer-readable recording medium.

  Further, according to the present invention, when a predetermined switch is operated, medical information such as a medical record is read from the storage device and displayed on its own display screen, and the display is continuously displayed until a predetermined operation is performed. A portable chart display method is incorporated in a portable chart display device as a program for causing a computer to execute a portable chart display method, wherein a link to a telephone number (Phone) of a doctor in charge or an ambulance is selectably displayed. This program can be provided as a computer-readable recording medium.

  In addition, in the portable medical chart display device of the present invention, it is possible to assist in grasping the patient's whereabouts on the emergency organization side using the position information related to the mobile phone means grasped by the base station. If more accurate position information is given, a GPS (Global Positioning System) device can be attached to the portable medical chart display device of the present invention to notify the telephone station of its own position information. In order to prevent the chart display from being erased, a key lock is applied when the chart is displayed. To remove this key lock, a key lock switch provided on a general mobile phone is used. Then, it may be set such that it is operated once in the locking direction and then in the unlocking direction.

  According to the portable medical chart display device of the present invention, it is possible to report to an emergency organization and to be a portable medical chart, and since this medical chart display continues to be displayed without disappearing even if it is operated carelessly, there is always an emergency treatment or It is useful for treatment. In addition, since this portable chart display device operates by itself, there is no need to access the database and query the data. Therefore, in this sense, the center for lifesaving services and the contract with this center are also not required. Since it is not necessary, it can be widely spread to people who need such a rescue.

First Embodiment A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. This portable chart display device uses a foldable mobile phone, FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the mobile phone 4 is opened, and FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the mobile phone 4. . The mobile phone 4 includes a communication unit 10 for exchanging with a telephone station, an operation unit 3 for performing operations such as dialing, a display unit 2 for displaying communication and operation statuses, programs, telephone books, and various data. Are stored in the storage unit 11 and the control unit 1 for controlling them. A power switch 30 and a slide switch 31, which will be described later, are provided in the operation unit 3, and these are also shown in the mobile phone 4 of FIG. Switches (buttons) other than the slide switch 31 are operated by pressing or long pressing, but the slide switch 31 is operated only by sliding, unlike these. Therefore, it is not operated unintentionally except intentionally. The storage unit 11 is provided with a chart storage unit 12. A GPS unit is connected to the control unit 1 described later.

  Next, the emergency operation of the cellular phone 4 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 3. The control unit 1 is slid in the direction in which “SOS” is displayed as the slide switch 31, which is an emergency switch, and is turned ON. (S1-1), 119 is called to call an ambulance (S2), then emergency medical information is displayed on the liquid crystal display screen 20 of the mobile phone 4 (S3), and the chart display 21 screen is displayed. Lock (S4). Alternatively, when the patient directly presses the button and dials 119 (S1-2), the control unit 1 executes the following steps S2 to S4. Therefore, the patient or the passerby can call the ambulance by waiting for help by sliding the slide switch 31 or dialing 119, and at the same time performing the medical chart display 21 on the display unit 20, It can be prepared to be useful for treatment. It can be said that the slide switch 31 of “SOS” is an easy-to-understand switch even under such circumstances.

  An example of the contents of the medical chart display 21, that is, emergency medical information, is shown in FIG. 4. Here, the name, date of birth, blood type, doctor in charge, examination ticket number, contact information, and special instructions are shown. ing. A telephone number is displayed in the contact information, and this is a Phonet link described later. Although not shown in the figure, the medical record that is the source of the medical chart display 21 can be created by selecting “Create chart” from the menu, and can be edited by selecting “Edit chart”.

  The medical chart display 21 is not erased no matter which button is pressed once it is displayed or when the slide switch 31 is returned to its original position. Therefore, although it is possible to make a call from the cellular phone 4, the medical chart display 21 remains undisturbed at that time. If the chart cannot be displayed on one screen, scrolling and page switching should be enabled. In FIG. 4, a phono link 22 is shown in the chart display 21, and when this is selected, the control unit 1 is set to make a call to this contact. Continue to display without deleting.

  Then, as for how to turn off the chart display 21, in the cellular phone 4 of this embodiment, the main power source (power switch 30) may be turned on and then turned on. FIG. 5 is a flowchart in this case. When the main power supply is turned off (S5) and then the main power supply is turned on (S6), the control unit 1 initializes the system (S7). Start up (S8).

  Note that the cellular phone 4 of this embodiment is equipped with a GPS 13 so that its own accurate position information can be transmitted to the telephone station. Therefore, position information may be transmitted and made available when the above-described step (S1-1) or (S1-2) is executed. In addition, although a test number 119 is not actually sent, a test mode may be provided so that a test or training is possible. It is also possible to set the dial destination to a specific doctor or medical institution instead of 119.

Second Embodiment A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. This portable chart display device uses a foldable mobile phone, and FIG. 5 shows a state in which the mobile phone 40 is folded. This basic configuration is similar to the block diagram of the first embodiment described above, but an extraction switch 32 is provided instead of the slide switch 31. The pull-out switch 32 is always urged in a direction in which the two metal leads 33, 33 provided facing each other are always brought into contact with each other at the contact portions 34, 34 by the elasticity of the metal switch 33, When the extraction piece 34 is inserted between the contact points 34, the contacts 34, 34 are separated from each other to be in a non-conductive state. Therefore, by pulling out the pull-out piece 35, the contacts 34, 34 come into contact and become conductive. Because of this, it is very easy for the patient and passers-by to understand the emergency operation method. It is further preferable to display “SOS” or the like on the pull-out piece 34 or its periphery.

  Next, the operation of the portable chart display device of this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. When the pull-out switch 32 is pulled out and the contacts 34, 34 of the metal leads 33, 33 are contacted to turn on the pull-out switch 32 (S9), the control unit first generates an emergency buzzer from a ring tone speaker (not shown). (S10) Subsequently, emergency medical information is displayed as a standby screen on a liquid crystal display screen (not shown) of the mobile phone 40, and the chart screen 21 is locked (S11). Since the chart screen 21 is a new standby screen, it is possible to set not to lock the display. Even if the mobile phone button is inadvertently pressed, the return to the standby screen (the medical chart screen 21) is a common operation procedure that any mobile phone user knows. It is that you are. A passerby who heard the emergency buzzer and rushed to the patient sees the chart screen 21 here. Alternatively, an emergency buzzer is generated in place of the patient who cannot move and the medical chart screen 21 is displayed. An emergency buzzer is really effective at this time, although an adult's help is required when the passerby is a child. The lock of the chart screen 21 is also extremely important.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the medical record screen 21 is provided with a phono link 24 for reporting number 119 under the title. In addition, a phone link 23 is provided in the section of the attending doctor, and a phone link 22 is provided in the section of the contact information. In the lowermost part of the chart screen 21, a handling explanation 25 for deleting the chart screen 21 (current standby screen) and returning to the original standby screen is described. It is only necessary for the patient to be able to select this phono link, but if this is not possible, the passerby selects it.

  9 is selected from the medical record screen 21 of FIG. 9 (S12), the control unit stops the emergency buzzer (S13) and calls 119 (S14). At this time, the display is continued without deleting the chart display 21. In addition, when the other Phono links 22 and 23 are selected, the control unit makes a call to each telephone number.

  Next, FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the operation for stopping the chart display. In order to erase the chart screen 21 and return to the original standby screen, according to the instruction 25, the Menu button is pressed for 5 seconds. When the menu button is pressed (S15), the control unit starts a timer (S16), determines whether the menu button is pressed for 5 seconds or more (S17), and if Yes, the initial screen, that is, the original waiting state. Returning to the screen (S18), if No, the menu is displayed, that is, nothing is performed on the menu screen (S19).

  Note that it is also possible to provide a Mailto link or a Web link in addition to the Phoneo link. For example, when a web link is selected, a web browser is activated and a predetermined web is accessed so that the patient's chart can be referred to.

  The portable medical chart display device of the present invention is used for a portable contact display device for preventing crimes such as removal of children and protecting a stray child, in addition to the emergency lifesaving of a patient. Is possible. When the pull-out switch is activated, the dial 110 is automatically dialed, GPS position information is transmitted, a security buzzer is sounded, and the contact information for the police is displayed.

  It is a block diagram of the portable chart display device of a 1st embodiment.   It is explanatory drawing of this portable chart display apparatus.   It is a flowchart showing operation | movement of this portable chart display apparatus.   It is explanatory drawing of a screen display.   It is a flowchart showing the operation | movement for stopping a medical chart display.   It is explanatory drawing of the portable chart display apparatus of 2nd Embodiment.   It is explanatory drawing of a drawing switch.   It is a flowchart showing operation | movement of this portable chart display apparatus.   It is explanatory drawing of a screen display.   It is a flowchart showing the operation | movement for stopping a medical chart display.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Control part 10 Communication part 11 Memory | storage part 12 Medical record memory | storage part 13 GPS unit 2 Display part 20 Liquid crystal display screen 21 Medical chart display 22 Phono link 23 Phono link 24 Phono link 25 Handling instruction 3 Operation part 30 Power switch 31 Slide switch 32 Pull-out switch 33 Metal lead 34 Contact 35 Pull-out piece 4 Mobile phone 40 Mobile phone

Claims (12)

  The mobile phone is characterized by reading medical information such as medical records from a storage device and displaying it on its own display screen after dialing a predetermined emergency organization, and displaying the display until a predetermined operation is performed. , Portable chart display device.   The portable medical chart display device according to claim 1, wherein a dedicated switch for dialing the emergency organization is provided.   The portable medical chart display device according to claim 1, wherein a link (Phone) to a telephone number of a doctor in charge is provided on the display screen, and only this link can be selected.   When a predetermined switch is operated, the mobile phone reads medical information such as medical charts from the storage device and displays it on its own display screen, and can select a link (Phone) to a telephone number such as a doctor in charge or an ambulance A portable medical chart display device characterized by displaying and continuing to display the display until a predetermined operation is performed.   The portable medical chart display device according to claim 4, wherein a dedicated switch for displaying medical information such as the medical chart is provided.   The portable medical chart display device according to claim 1 or 4, wherein the switch for stopping the display is a power switch.   The portable medical chart display device according to claim 1, wherein the display screen is set as a standby screen.   The portable medical chart display apparatus of Claim 1 or Claim 4 which transmits a rescue signal with the display of the said medical information.   A portable medical chart display method characterized in that medical information such as medical charts is displayed on a display screen of a mobile phone after dialing a predetermined emergency organization and the display is continuously displayed until a predetermined operation is performed. A program to be executed.   When a given switch is operated, medical information such as medical records is read from the storage device and displayed on its own display screen, and a link (Phone) to a telephone number such as a doctor in charge or an ambulance is selectably displayed, A program for causing a computer to execute a portable chart display method, characterized by continuing to display the display until a predetermined operation is performed.   A portable medical chart display method characterized in that medical information such as medical charts is displayed on a display screen of a mobile phone after dialing a predetermined emergency organization and the display is continuously displayed until a predetermined operation is performed. A computer-readable recording medium on which a program to be executed is recorded.   When a given switch is operated, medical information such as medical records is read from the storage device and displayed on its own display screen, and a link (Phone) to a telephone number such as a doctor in charge or an ambulance is selectably displayed, A computer-readable recording medium storing a program for causing a computer to execute the portable chart display method, wherein the display is continuously displayed until a predetermined operation is performed.

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