JP2012212199A - Method, device and program for providing emergency medical information - Google Patents

Abstract

【Task】
Provide appropriate physician information for emergency patients.
[Solution]
The terminal of the ambulance transport vehicle transmits information specifying the patient and information specifying the patient's symptom or medical department to the server device. The server device refers to a past medical history from information for identifying a patient, and extracts a clinical department, a doctor in charge, a medical institution, and the like. At the same time, doctors suitable for the patient's symptoms and medical institutions equipped with medical devices suitable for treatment are extracted from the medical storage unit. In order to comprehensively determine the extracted information, the extracted doctor information is ranked for finding the optimal doctor. The server device transmits information including doctor information, ranking information, and the like to the terminal of the emergency transport vehicle. The ambulance crew members perform video communication with a plurality of high priority doctors based on the transmitted information, and select a medical institution with an optimal doctor.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a method, apparatus, and program for providing emergency medical information for providing emergency medical care to a patient.

  In conventional emergency care, a patient or a caregiver contacts the medical institution / disaster emergency information center by telephone. The ambulance crew members contact several medical institutions (hospitals) by radio or the like based on the medical condition confirmed in the ambulance or the interview with the patient. Then, the patient is transported to a medical institution where the accommodation has been confirmed, and is treated at that medical institution. In conventional emergency medical care, when an emergency patient occurs, the hospital refuses the patient's emergency treatment and containment, and the patient's life cannot be saved while the emergency crew is looking for another hospital.

  Thus, it may be difficult for the person who has contacted to determine an appropriate transport destination on the spot. There is a problem that you have to contact again and again until you find the recipient. Further, information shared between doctors is only chart data described in the past. For this reason, it is very difficult for a plurality of doctors to grasp the patient's condition in real time. Therefore, depending on the patient's symptoms, it may be determined that it is better to receive treatment at another medical institution after transportation. Such a situation causes a delay in response despite emergency.

  For this reason, in the case of emergency contact from a patient, if the patient is unable to contact the doctor in charge, the call is automatically transferred to another doctor who is linked and the patient's information is sent to the transferred doctor An information system is known (Patent Document 1).

  However, the technique described above can only preferentially select the attending doctor from among doctors registered in advance.

  In addition, an emergency medical system having a configuration in which an emergency medical center, a medical institution, and an in-vehicle device of an ambulance are connected to each other through a communication network is known (Patent Document 2). When a situation occurs in which an ambulance transports a patient who needs emergency medical care, emergency medical application information for inquiring about a patient transport destination medical institution from an emergency team member is transmitted to the emergency medical server via the communication network. An emergency member inputs emergency medical application information into the emergency medical application table displayed on the screen of the vehicle-mounted device. The emergency medical server grasps the reception status of the emergency transport destination hospital. When there is an application for emergency medical care from an ambulance, the medical institution is searched and notified to the ambulance without inquiring of the medical institution.

  However, the above-described technique is limited to searching and displaying a hospital that is easy to transport.

  In addition, a technique for downloading an electronic medical record to a mobile phone is known (Patent Document 3). This technology downloads and uses medical records on mobile phones.

JP 2000-342544 A JP 2009-187167 A JP 2008-015820 A

  As described above, in any of the conventional techniques, there is a problem that there is a possibility that it may be difficult to transport an emergency patient to an appropriate medical facility or to give a quick medical treatment.

  The present method, apparatus, and program have been made in view of the above circumstances, and emergency management for quickly and accurately providing emergency medical care to patients by comprehensively managing information on patients, doctors, and medical institutions. The purpose is to provide medical information.

  According to one aspect of the present method, the method is executed by a computer, and obtains medical information including a patient ID, a doctor ID of a doctor who has examined the patient, and a medical department from a plurality of medical institutions and stores the medical information in a storage unit. Storing and receiving a request including designation of a patient ID and a department from the terminal device, obtaining a corresponding doctor ID from the storage unit based on the patient ID and the department that have been consulted, and obtaining the obtained doctor ID. A method is provided that outputs doctor information including the information to the terminal device.

  According to the disclosed method, apparatus, and program, it is possible to provide information such as an appropriate doctor or medical institution suitable for an emergency patient.

It is a figure which shows the system configuration | structure as one Embodiment of this invention. It is the figure which showed the processing flow of this embodiment. It is the figure which showed the screen displayed on the terminal of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of the treatment equipment information of the medical institution of this embodiment. It is a figure of equipment information classified by medical institution in this embodiment. It is a figure of the facility information corresponding to the symptom in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows a part of medical chart information of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows a part of doctor information of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the login state of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the symptom of this embodiment, a medical department, etc. FIG. It is a figure which shows the function structure of the server apparatus of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware constitutions of the server apparatus of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the function structure of the terminal of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware constitutions of the terminal of this embodiment.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows the configuration of a system for providing emergency medical information as an embodiment of the present invention. The medical institution 110 and the medical institution 120 are respectively provided with terminals 112 and 122 used for emergency medical communication. In FIG. 1, only one terminal is shown for each medical institution, but a plurality of terminals may be installed for each medical department, for each doctor, for each room, and the like. An appropriate number of terminals may be prepared according to the scale of the medical institution and the number of staff including doctors. A doctor 111 is present near the terminal 112 and a doctor 121 is present near the terminal 122.

  These terminals 112 and 122 are connected to the server apparatus 101 via the network 130. The server apparatus 101 is connected to an electronic medical chart system 102 and a storage unit 103 that stores information including medical information. The position of the server apparatus 101 may be any location and may exist in a medical institution. The server device 101, the electronic medical record system 102, and the storage unit 103 may be distributed among a plurality of devices and storage devices. The server apparatus 101 and the electronic medical record system 102 may be realized by a single computer. The data stored in the storage unit 103 may be accumulated in one storage device, or may be arbitrarily divided and accumulated in a plurality of storage devices.

  A terminal 142 of an ambulance transport vehicle is connected to the network 130. A wireless line 131 is used for connection to the network 130. An ambulance crew 144 and a patient 143 who can operate the terminal 142 are on the ambulance transport vehicle.

  The doctor 111, the doctor 121, and the emergency personnel 144 shown in FIG. 1 can communicate with each other using the respective terminals 112, 122, and 142. The contact means may include voice communication, video communication, character communication using a keyboard, image communication using a scanner or the like, communication of data such as an electrocardiogram and blood pressure, and the like. An input device such as a tablet or a button may be used. In addition, in order to specify an individual, a magnetic card reader, biometric authentication such as fingerprint authentication, input of a personal identification number, or the like may be used.

  In the medical institutions 110 and 120, the number of empty beds (the number of empty beds) necessary for accepting emergency patients, operating room usage status, electrocardiogram information (not shown), etc. are also transmitted via the network to the server device. 101 may collect. The collected data may be stored in the storage unit 103 and used. These data can be used as information indicating the status of the treatment facility of each medical institution.

  FIG. 2 illustrates a processing flow 200 of one embodiment. Since FIG. 2 is a schematic flow, detailed contents will be described later.

  First, when a patient is carried to an emergency transport vehicle, a patient identification step 211 is performed. For example, if the patient has a medical institution's examination ticket, the patient can be identified from the description. Furthermore, according to the examination ticket, it is possible to know in which hospital the patient has undergone treatment. Some examination tickets have a magnetic medium (magnetic card), and others have an IC embedded therein. In this case, the content recorded on the card may be read by an appropriate reader. There are various other types of patient identification. It goes without saying that it is important to use all available information to identify patients accurately.

  In step 215, patient medical information is obtained from the patient information. For example, the patient ID (diagnosis ticket No.) acquired from the examination ticket is transferred to the server apparatus 101 via the network 130 in FIG. 1, and the data stored in the storage unit 103 is searched. By searching this data, it is possible to obtain, for example, the medical institution where the patient consulted, the attending physician receiving treatment, the doctor who has been in charge of medical treatment, the medical department, the medical history, and the like. In particular, the attending physician knows the patient's symptoms well. For this reason, even in emergency transport, it is often preferable to transport the patient to a medical institution where the attending physician is located. In this step 215, candidate doctor IDs can also be obtained. The doctor ID is transferred to the server device 101, the storage unit 103 is searched, and information on the medical institution to which the doctor belongs (for example, whether surgery is possible or there is an empty bed for hospitalization), etc. You may obtain together. The information on the candidate doctor may be held in the server apparatus 101.

  Next, the other flow will be described. First, in step 221, an expert such as an ambulance crew inputs a patient's symptom and medical department to a terminal installed in the emergency transport vehicle 140. If the patient is not conscious, the emergency member makes a judgment based on the findings of the emergency member 144 and the results of medical equipment such as an electrocardiogram. Note that the terminal 142 or other contact means may be used to ask a remote doctor or the like to determine the symptom. This input information is an example of information for specifying a medical department.

  Next, in step 225, the input information is sent to the server apparatus 101. The server apparatus 101 searches the storage unit 103 to search for a doctor corresponding to the symptom or the medical department. Simultaneously with this search, information on a medical institution where a doctor works (for example, whether surgery is possible or whether there is an empty bed for hospitalization) may be obtained. In the case of a search, the search may be performed in consideration of the area where the doctor is located, an accompanying qualification, and the like. The doctor information retrieved in step 225 may be held in the server apparatus 101.

  In step 230, doctor information including the IDs of candidate doctors to see the patient is obtained. Information of a doctor whose doctor ID is A (231) or a doctor whose doctor ID is Z (233) is acquired. This list may be managed by the server apparatus 101, for example. At this stage, the list of candidate doctors may be transmitted to the terminal 142 of the emergency transport vehicle. Moreover, you may transfer to each terminal 112 or 122 of the medical institution 110 or 120.

  Next, in step 240, a score value is assigned to each of the candidate doctors. The score value means one index that represents a doctor's priority suitable for treating a patient.

An example of the calculation of the score value in step 240 is shown below. For example, the following five conditions are set. Then, the initial value of the score value S _A of each candidate doctor (for example, doctor ID = A) is set to 0 (S _A = 0). Then, a plurality of conditions are checked. For example, if the condition is satisfied, the value 5 is added to S _A (S _A = S _A +5). If the condition is not satisfied, 0 is added (S _A = S _A +0). Then, all candidate doctors are checked for each condition. The doctor corresponding to the doctor ID having the maximum score value may be determined to be the optimal doctor for the patient. An example of calculation of the score value S _A of the doctor A is shown below.
(0) Initial value setting S _A = 0
(1) Surgery is necessary based on the patient's symptoms, but the possibility of surgery at the medical institution where the doctor belongs The medical institution has the equipment for surgery S _A = S _A +5
Medical institution does not have operation equipment S _A = S _A +0
(2) Is there a vacancy in the operating room of the medical institution? Empty space in the operating room S _A = S _A +5
There is no space in the operating room S _A = S _A +0
(3) Is there an empty bed for hospitalization? Empty bed? S _A = S _A +5
No vacant bed S _A = S _A +0
(4) The doctor is logged into the electronic medical record system (whether he is working at a medical institution)
Logging in S _A = S _A +5
Logging out S _A = S _A +0
(5) The patient's attending physician or attending physician S _A = S _A +5
Not a doctor S _A = S _A +0
In the case of steps 230 and 240, the above processes (0) to (5) (241 to 245 in FIG. 2) are performed from S _A to S _Z.

  In step 250, the doctor information and the information on the score value may be transmitted from the server device 101 to the terminal 142 of the ambulance carrier. Similar information may be transmitted (distributed) to the terminal 112 of the medical institution 110 or the terminal 122 of the medical institution 120.

  Next, in step 251, doctor information may be displayed on the screen at each terminal according to the doctor priority (score value). If the number of doctors is large, scrolling may be performed. Alternatively, a certain number of doctors with higher scores may be displayed on the terminal screen.

  Next, in step 252, communication may be made between the ambulance crew and the desired physician. Moreover, you may contact between doctors. As a contact method, a video phone, a voice call, or the like may be used. In this way, a doctor who can cope with a patient's symptoms and an emergency crew can easily communicate with each other.

  In step 253, the patient is transported to a medical institution where a desired doctor is enrolled.

  FIG. 3 shows a screen displayed on the terminal of this embodiment. FIG. 3A is an example of the screen of the terminal 142 of the ambulance carrier vehicle, and shows a screen 310 viewed by the patient and the ambulance crew. FIG. 3B is an example of the screen of the terminal 122 of the medical institution 120, for example, and shows a screen 350 seen by the doctor A.

  First, FIG. 3A will be described. Patient information 320 is displayed on the left side of the screen. Based on the patient identification information and the like confirmed and input by the ambulance crew, the server apparatus 101 searches for information related to the patient using the storage unit 103, and the information transferred to the terminal 142 is displayed in the column 320. In addition, the ambulance crew inputs information to the medical department column 343 or the symptom column 345 based on the patient's situation. The server apparatus 101 transfers information including information that can be displayed in columns 331 to 336 to the terminal 142 based on these pieces of information. The main information includes doctor / hospital name 331, medical department 332, number of patient visits 333, current doctor login information 334, doctor telephone number (contact address) 335, and priority information based on doctor rank value. 336 is included. The search buttons 344 and 346 are trigger buttons for causing the server apparatus 101 to start a search.

  In FIG. 3A, moving images of the doctors A341 and C342 having high priority are displayed. These are videophone images, and the patient or emergency personnel can perform real-time communication with doctors A and C using a speaker and a microphone (not shown). Further, doctor A and doctor C can communicate with each other. This will be described with reference to FIG.

  As described above, the patient and the ambulance crew input information (for example, patient ID), medical department, or symptom for identifying the patient to the terminal 142. If you select a doctor, you can communicate with that doctor. In this environment, the doctor A, the doctor C, and the ambulance crew can perform an appropriate first aid treatment even in the emergency transport vehicle, and can quickly determine the hospital to be transported.

  FIG. 3B shows an example of a screen 350 of the terminal viewed by the doctor A. A description of the same items as those in FIG. In the column of the medical institution 351, a link button “detail” for displaying details of the medical institution is displayed. To check the details of a medical institution, the screen can be switched by tapping (or selecting) “details” in the corresponding column. Details thereof will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

  The moving image 352 is a moving image in the ambulance transport vehicle, and currently an emergency member is displayed. It is also possible to show the patient. By displaying the patient, the doctor A can grasp the patient's medical condition in more detail. Doctors can also communicate with patients and emergency personnel. The image 353 also displays a moving picture of the doctor D. Since the terminal in FIG. 3A is a terminal that is viewed by the doctor A, the display of the image of the doctor A is omitted. An image of doctor A may be displayed. Using this screen 350, the doctor A may communicate with other related doctors C and D as well as emergency personnel and patients. This also makes it possible to obtain appropriate advice from other doctors. It is also possible to adjust the patient's transport destination.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a screen display of the treatment facility information of the medical institution of the present embodiment. With this information, it is possible to ascertain whether the medical facility is useful for treating the patient. It is also possible to confirm whether or not surgery is possible, the number of empty beds (number of empty bets) and the like for determining whether or not hospitalization is possible. The facility information of these medical institutions is accumulated in the storage unit 103 and the like managed by the server apparatus 101 as described above. This information may be updated in real time by the server apparatus 101 or other system (not shown) connected to each medical institution via a network. Therefore, the information displayed in FIG. 4 can be used as basic information for appropriately determining a patient's transport destination.

  Although one embodiment of information displayed on each terminal has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above description.

  Next, with reference to FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, a method for determining whether or not a medical institution has a treatment facility necessary for treating a patient and an example regarding information management will be described.

  FIG. 5 shows, as an example of the contents of the medical institution equipment table 1, equipment information for each medical institution in the present embodiment. The server apparatus 101 or another system (not shown) connected to the server apparatus 101 may hold this information and constantly update it. The server apparatus 101 can update this information by obtaining the change information of the facilities of each medical institution in real time. The medical institution may be managed by giving a medical institution ID.

  FIG. 6 shows facility information corresponding to symptoms in the present embodiment as an example of the contents of the medical institution facility table 2. This table may be updated as new medical devices become available. Corresponding to the facility name, entries of major classification, middle classification, minor classification, and disease name are arranged as symptoms. The disease name is given an IDC10 code based on the International Medical Disease Classification (10th edition). Since the IDC10 code is one of international standards, providing this information is advantageous when linking with other medical systems. It is also possible for an expert such as a doctor to specify a disease name by this code.

  In the tables of FIGS. 5 and 6, there is an “equipment” entry as a common entry. Therefore, by using these two tables (medical institution equipment table 1 and medical institution equipment table 2), it is possible to quickly search for a medical institution that can cope with the symptoms. Moreover, by dividing into two tables in this way, management becomes easy and the amount of information in the table can be reduced.

  FIG. 7 shows a part of the chart information of this embodiment. In this example, the data structure handles medical records of a plurality of hospitals. The entry includes a hospital name, date, patient ID, patient name, department, doctor (doctor name), and the like. By using this medical record information, if the patient ID (or patient name) is known, it is possible to know the doctor, medical institution, and medical department who have been examined.

  FIG. 8 shows a part of the doctor information of this embodiment. By using this information, for example, a doctor name, a medical institution name, and a doctor's qualification can be known by using a medical department as a search key. With this information, a doctor who can treat the patient can be searched.

  FIG. 9 shows the login state of this embodiment. Normally, when a doctor issues a prescription, the electronic medical record system 901 is logged in. By logging in, the electronic medical record system 901 can confirm that the doctor is qualified to issue a prescription. In one embodiment, the log-in information for the electronic medical record system 901 is used to confirm that a doctor exists in a medical institution. The login table 910 includes a doctor ID 911, a login time 912, and a logout time 913. Accordingly, in the case of the example shown in FIG. 9, it can be estimated that the doctors R and E are logged in and have not logged out, and thus are in a medical institution. In addition, you may use the other means which can confirm that a doctor exists in a medical institution. For example, information such as an entry / exit system or a security system at the entrance / exit may be used.

  FIG. 10 shows the relationship between symptoms and medical departments of the present embodiment. For example, if the patient has symptoms of subarachnoid hemorrhage, it can be understood that the department is neurosurgery. In addition, it holds information on the necessity of surgery and the qualifications of doctors. By using this information, for example, even if only a symptom is input, it is possible to know the department, necessary treatment, and doctor's qualification. This information may be used to calculate a score value for finding an appropriate doctor.

  7 to 10 is stored in the storage unit 103 or other storage device (not shown). Although various data structures have been described above, it should be noted that the above description is not intended to limit the present invention.

  FIG. 11A shows a functional configuration of the server apparatus 1100 of the present embodiment. Server apparatus 1100 may be connected to terminal apparatus 1200 and external medical institution 1150. The server device includes a receiving unit 1101, a doctor ID acquisition unit 1102, a doctor information output unit 1103, a score calculation unit 1104, an electronic medical record system 1135 including a login table 1136, medical information 1125, and a medical institution equipment table 1126. 1120 may be included. The external medical institution 1150 may include an electronic medical record system 1155 including a login table 1156. The receiving unit 1101 receives a request including designation of a patient ID and a department from the terminal device 1200. The doctor ID acquisition unit acquires a corresponding doctor ID from the medical information 1125 of the storage unit 1120 based on the acquired patient ID and medical department. The doctor information output unit acquires doctor information including the acquired doctor ID from the storage unit as necessary, and outputs the doctor information to the terminal device 1200.

  In addition, the doctor ID acquisition unit 1102 refers to the login table 1136 in the electronic medical record system 1135 and acquires the doctor ID that is logged in. Note that the doctor ID acquisition unit 1102 may acquire the logged-in doctor ID with reference to the login table 1156 in the electronic medical record system 1155 of the external medical institution 1150.

  Furthermore, the doctor ID acquisition unit 1102 may acquire a doctor ID of a doctor belonging to a medical institution with a medical institution ID having a treatment facility necessary for treating a patient with reference to the medical institution facility table 1126.

  Note that the information in the storage unit 1120 may be acquired from a plurality of external medical institutions 1150. Alternatively, the server device 1100 may inquire necessary information from an external medical institution. Therefore, the location of the storage unit may be remote from the server device. An electronic medical record system may also exist outside the server device.

  Further, as already described in step 240 of FIG. 2, the score calculation unit 1104 calculates a score value corresponding to the doctor ID based on a predetermined criterion. This score value is output to the terminal device 1200 via the doctor information output unit 1103. The terminal device 1200 may control the display order of doctors based on this score value. The doctor information output unit 1103 may output the doctor's telephone number or address to the terminal device 1200.

  FIG. 11B is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the server apparatus 1100 according to the present embodiment. The server apparatus 1100 includes a CPU 1111, a ROM 1112, a RAM 1113, an I / O 1114, a drive 1115 that can read and write a hard disk and a removable disk, an input apparatus 1116, an output apparatus 1117, a display apparatus 1118, a communication apparatus 1119, and the like. Yes. Each functional unit illustrated in FIG. 11A may be virtually realized by the CPU 1111 reading and executing an appropriate program.

  FIG. 12A shows a functional configuration of the terminal device 1200 installed in the medical institution or the ambulance carrier according to the present embodiment. The terminal device 1200 may include an input unit 1201, a display unit 1202, a selection unit 1203, a terminal connection unit 1204, a transmission unit 1205, and a reception unit 1206. Further, the terminal device may be connected to the server device 1100 and another terminal 1250.

  The input unit 1201 is used to input a patient ID and a department. The input information is transmitted to the server apparatus 1100 by the transmission unit 1205. Information transmitted from the server device is received by the receiving unit 1206. The display unit 1202 may display the doctor information sent from the server device with a priority order based on the score value. The selection unit 1203 accepts selection input from the emergency personnel. For example, when a doctor is selected, the terminal connection unit 1204 is used to connect to the doctor's terminal using information on the telephone number or address of the selected doctor.

  FIG. 12B is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the terminal device 1200 according to the present embodiment. The terminal device 1200 includes a CPU 1211, a ROM 1212, a RAM 1213, an I / O 1214, a drive 1215 that can read and write a hard disk and a removable disk, an input device 1216, an output device 1217, a display device 1218, a communication device 1219, and the like connected by a bus 1260. Yes. Each functional unit illustrated in FIG. 12A may be virtually realized by the CPU 1211 reading and executing an appropriate program.

The following additional notes are further described with respect to the plurality of embodiments described above.
(Appendix 1)
A method performed by a computer,
Obtain medical information including a patient ID and a doctor ID of a doctor who has examined the patient from a plurality of medical institutions and a medical department, and store the medical information in a storage unit.
Receive a request containing the patient ID and department designation from the terminal device,
Based on the received patient ID and the department, the corresponding doctor ID is acquired from the storage unit,
A method of outputting doctor information including the acquired doctor ID to the terminal device.
(Appendix 2)
The processing acquired from the storage unit refers to a login table that manages a doctor ID logged in to an electronic medical record system for one or more medical institutions, and acquires the logged-in doctor ID. The method according to Supplementary Note 1.
(Appendix 3)
The processing acquired from the storage unit refers to a medical institution equipment table that manages a medical institution ID that identifies the plurality of medical institutions from each other and a medical equipment provided in the medical institution, and determines the treatment equipment necessary for the treatment of the patient. The method according to appendix 1 or 2, wherein a doctor ID of a doctor belonging to a medical institution having a medical institution ID is acquired.
(Appendix 4)
Based on a predetermined criterion, the score value of the doctor ID is calculated,
4. The method according to any one of appendices 1 to 3, further comprising outputting the score value in the process of outputting to the terminal device.
(Appendix 5)
5. The method according to any one of appendices 1 to 4, wherein in the process of outputting to the terminal device, an address or telephone number of the doctor or the medical institution is further output.
(Appendix 6)
A storage unit that stores medical information including a patient ID, a doctor ID of a doctor who examined the patient, and a medical department obtained from a plurality of medical institutions;
A receiving unit for receiving a request including designation of a patient ID and a medical department from a terminal device;
A doctor ID acquisition unit that acquires a corresponding doctor ID from the storage unit based on the patient ID and the department that have been consulted;
A doctor information output unit that outputs doctor information including the acquired doctor ID to the terminal device;
The server apparatus characterized by having.
(Appendix 7)
The doctor ID acquisition unit refers to a login table that manages a doctor ID that is logged in to an electronic medical record system for one or more medical institutions, and acquires the logged-in doctor ID. The server device according to attachment 6.
(Appendix 8)
The doctor ID acquisition unit refers to a medical institution equipment table that manages medical institution IDs for identifying the plurality of medical institutions from each other and medical equipment included in the medical institution, and has medical equipment necessary for treating the patient The server device according to appendix 6 or 7, wherein a doctor ID of a doctor belonging to a medical institution with an institution ID is acquired.
(Appendix 9)
Based on a predetermined criterion, further includes a score calculation unit that calculates a score value of the doctor ID,
The server apparatus according to any one of supplementary notes 6 to 8, wherein the doctor information output unit further outputs the score value.
(Appendix 10)
10. The server device according to any one of appendices 6 to 9, wherein the doctor information output unit further outputs an address or a telephone number of the doctor or the medical institution.
(Appendix 11)
Obtain medical information including a patient ID and a doctor ID of a doctor who has examined the patient from a plurality of medical institutions and a medical department, and store the medical information in a storage unit.
Receive a request containing the patient ID and department designation from the terminal device,
Based on the received patient ID and the department, the corresponding doctor ID is acquired from the storage unit,
Outputting doctor information including the acquired doctor ID to the terminal device;
A program that causes a computer to execute processing.
(Appendix 12)
The processing acquired from the storage unit refers to a login table that manages a doctor ID logged in to an electronic medical record system for one or more medical institutions, and acquires the logged-in doctor ID. The program according to appendix 11.
(Appendix 13)
The processing acquired from the storage unit refers to a medical institution ID that identifies the plurality of medical institutions from each other, and a medical institution equipment table that manages medical equipment included in the medical institution, and determines the treatment equipment necessary for the treatment of the patient. The program according to appendix 11 or 12, wherein a doctor ID of a doctor belonging to a medical institution having a medical institution ID is acquired.
(Appendix 14)
Based on a predetermined criterion, the score value of the doctor ID is calculated,
The program according to any one of supplementary notes 11 to 13, wherein in the process of outputting to the terminal device, the score value is further output.
(Appendix 15)
15. The program according to any one of supplementary notes 11 to 14, wherein in the process of outputting to the terminal device, an address or telephone number of the doctor or the medical institution is further output.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 101 Server apparatus 102 Electronic medical record system 103 Memory | storage part 110 Medical institution 112 Terminal 120 Medical institution 122 Terminal 124 Terminal 130 Network 131 Wireless link 140 Ambulance carrier 142 Terminal

Claims (7)

A method performed by a computer,
Obtain medical information including a patient ID and a doctor ID of a doctor who has examined the patient from a plurality of medical institutions and a medical department, and store the medical information in a storage unit.
Receive a request containing the patient ID and department designation from the terminal device,
Based on the received patient ID and the department, the corresponding doctor ID is acquired from the storage unit,
A method of outputting doctor information including the acquired doctor ID to the terminal device.   The processing acquired from the storage unit refers to a login table that manages a doctor ID logged in to an electronic medical record system for one or more medical institutions, and acquires the logged-in doctor ID. The method according to claim 1.   The processing acquired from the storage unit refers to a medical institution equipment table that manages a medical institution ID that identifies the plurality of medical institutions from each other and a medical equipment provided in the medical institution, and determines the treatment equipment necessary for treatment of the patient. The method according to claim 1, wherein a doctor ID of a doctor belonging to a medical institution having a medical institution ID is acquired. Based on a predetermined criterion, the score value of the doctor ID is calculated,
4. The method according to claim 1, further comprising outputting the score value in the process of outputting to the terminal device. 5.   5. The method according to claim 1, further comprising outputting an address or a telephone number of the doctor or the medical institution in the process of outputting to the terminal device. A storage unit that stores medical information including a patient ID, a doctor ID of a doctor who examined the patient, and a medical department obtained from a plurality of medical institutions;
A receiving unit for receiving a request including designation of a patient ID and a medical department from a terminal device;
A doctor ID acquisition unit that acquires a corresponding doctor ID from the storage unit based on the patient ID and the department that have been consulted;
A doctor information output unit that outputs doctor information including the acquired doctor ID to the terminal device;
The server apparatus characterized by having. Obtain medical information including a patient ID and a doctor ID of a doctor who has examined the patient from a plurality of medical institutions and a medical department, and store the medical information in a storage unit.
Receive a request containing the patient ID and department designation from the terminal device,
Based on the received patient ID and the department, the corresponding doctor ID is acquired from the storage unit,
Outputting doctor information including the acquired doctor ID to the terminal device;
A program that causes a computer to execute processing.

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