JP2013128572A - Group living management system and group living management method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a group living management system and a group living management method by means of which not only the behavior of a member but also his/her disease or the like can be found in an early stage.SOLUTION: The group living management system 1 includes: a regulation device 30 having an opening/closing part 33a for regulating an entry to a community activity area; a body temperature measuring device 10 for storing member identification information and body temperature information; an already registered member identification information storage part 56; an infectious disease body temperature information storage part 57; a member identification information determination processing part for determining whether or not the member identification information is included in already registered member identification information; and an infectious disease body temperature information determination processing part for determining whether or not the body temperature information is pertinent to infectious disease body temperature information. When the member identification information determination processing part makes an affirmative determination and the infectious disease body temperature information determination processing part makes a negative determination, the opening/closing part is put into an open state.

Description

  The present invention relates to a group life management system and a group life management method for managing a life in a certain joint activity area where a plurality of members and the like who are qualified to use it, such as a nursing home for the elderly. Is.

  Conventionally, in nursing care facilities where many members gather and work together, it has been difficult to understand the activities of each member, etc., where each member is located, etc. A system for grasping the above has been proposed (for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2007-272852 A

  However, the conventional management system is merely managing the location of members of nursing care facilities and the like, and there is a problem that it is difficult to detect the diseases of the members at an early stage.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a group life management system and a group life management method that can detect not only the behavior of members but also the diseases thereof at an early stage.

  In the present invention, the object is to provide a regulating device having an opening / closing part capable of regulating at least access to a joint activity area where a plurality of members are active in a group, and member identification for identifying the members. A body temperature measuring device capable of storing information, body temperature information of the member, a registered member identification information storage unit for storing a registered member identification information which is the member identification information already stored, and an infectious force Infectious disease body temperature information storage unit for storing infectious disease body temperature information, which is body temperature information in a diseased state of a strong disease, and the member identification information acquired from the body temperature measuring device are included in the registered member identification information A member identification information determination processing unit that determines whether or not the body temperature information acquired from the body temperature measurement device corresponds to the infectious disease body temperature information; The member identification information determination processing unit determines that the member identification information is included in the registered member identification information, and the infectious disease body temperature information determination processing unit When it is determined that the body temperature information does not correspond to the infectious disease body temperature information, the body temperature information is achieved by a group life management system in which the opening / closing part of the regulating device is opened.

According to the said structure, while being able to discover the member who suffers from the disease with strong contagious power in a joint activity area | region etc. early, the entry can also be prevented beforehand.
In addition, it is possible to prevent the entry of persons who are not qualified to enter the joint activity area, and it is easy to grasp and manage the members who are active or are active in the joint activity area.

  Preferably, a health state estimation information storage unit that stores health state estimation information for estimating the health state of the member from the body temperature information, and the body temperature information and the health state estimation information acquired from the body temperature measuring device Based on the above, the health state of the member is estimated.

  According to the above configuration, since it is configured to estimate the health state of the member based on the body temperature information and the health state estimation information acquired from the body temperature measuring device, it is possible to detect an abnormal state of the health state at an early stage, and The health information of members can be managed efficiently.

  Preferably, the apparatus has a body temperature correction information storage unit that stores body temperature correction information based on body temperature influence information that affects the body temperature of the member, and the body temperature correction of the member temperature information acquired from the body temperature measuring device is performed as the body temperature correction. The correction is based on information.

  According to the said structure, since a body temperature information is correct | amended with the body temperature correction information based on the body temperature influence information which affects a member's body temperature, a health condition can be estimated with a higher precision.

  In the present invention, the object is to provide a regulating device having an opening / closing part capable of regulating at least access to a joint activity area where a plurality of members are active in a group, and member identification for identifying the members. A body temperature measuring device capable of storing information, body temperature information of the member, a registered member identification information storage unit for storing a registered member identification information which is the member identification information already stored, and an infectious force Infectious disease body temperature information storage unit for storing infectious disease body temperature information, which is body temperature information in a diseased state of a strong disease, and the member identification information acquired from the body temperature measuring device are included in the registered member identification information A member identification information determination processing unit that determines whether or not the body temperature information acquired from the body temperature measurement device corresponds to the infectious disease body temperature information; The member identification information determination processing unit determines that the member identification information is included in the registered member identification information, and the infectious disease body temperature information determination processing unit When it is determined that the body temperature information does not correspond to the infectious disease body temperature information, the body temperature information is achieved by a group life management method characterized in that the opening / closing part of the regulating device is opened.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a group life management system and a group life management method that can detect not only the behavior of members but also the diseases thereof at an early stage.

It is the schematic which shows the nursing life health facility management system which is the group life management system of this invention, for example. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the main structures etc. of the thermometer of FIG. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the main structures etc. of a management server and an opening / closing gate. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the content of the various process part (program) memory | storage parts of FIG. It is a schematic flowchart which shows the temperature measurement process of a care elderly person health facility management system. It is a schematic flowchart which shows the entrance process in a member's opening / closing gate. It is a schematic flowchart which shows the leaving process in the opening / closing gate of a member. It is a schematic flowchart which shows the process of judging the depression state of a member. It is a schematic flowchart which shows the process of judging a member's poor physical condition. It is a schematic flowchart which shows the process of judging the insomnia state of a member. It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows "personal information data" memorize | stored in the "personal information storage part" of FIG.

Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The embodiments described below are preferred specific examples of the present invention, and thus various technically preferable limitations are given. However, the scope of the present invention is particularly limited in the following description. Unless otherwise stated, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing, for example, an elderly care facility management system 1 that is a group life management system of the present invention.
A nursing care health facility management system 1 shown in FIG. 1 is installed, for example, in a care health facility for day care.
Such a nursing-care facility for the elderly is a facility for providing rehabilitation for independence support in daily life by maintaining and recovering the functions of the mind and body by attending those who need support and care in daily life.
This “nursing care facility for the elderly” has a joint activity area where the members of the elderly, etc., live as a group.
Moreover, the nursing care health facility management system 1 is a body temperature measuring device that distributes one by one to members such as elderly people who are qualified to attend nursing care health facilities that employ the system 1, for example, a thermometer 10 Have.

As shown in FIG. 1, the thermometer 10 includes a “thermometer 11” that measures (temperature-measures) the body temperature of a member who is the owner of the thermometer 10, and a “thermometer display 12 that displays the measured temperature, etc. Is also provided.
The thermometer 10 also has a “thermometer communication device 13” that transmits information stored in the thermometer 10. The thermometer communication device 13 is, for example, a so-called “non-contact type IC card”, and is configured to be able to communicate by being supplied with electromagnetic induction by being close to the communication partner side, at a very close distance. It is a communication device.

On the other hand, the “care elderly health facility” to which the care elderly health facility management system 1 is applied is provided with, for example, an “opening / closing gate 30” which is a regulating device in which members enter and exit (entrance / exit). The structure is such that it can enter or leave the “nursing care facility for the elderly” only through the open / close gate 30.
The open / close gate 30 includes, for example, “doors 33a and 33b” which are open / close portions that open and close in the directions of arrows A1 and A2 in FIG. Accordingly, the doors 33a and 33b are opened and closed to allow members to enter and exit.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 1, a “gate-side reader 31” is formed in the open / close gate 30, and the thermometer communication device 13 of the thermometer 10 can be communicated with the thermometer 10 by being close to the gate-side reader 31. It becomes the composition which becomes.
Further, a “gate display 32” is also formed in the open / close gate 30.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the open / close gate 30 is communicably connected to a management server 50 that manages the elderly care facility management system 1, and the open / close gate 30 is controlled by the management server 50.

  Further, the thermometer 10 and the management server 50 shown in FIG. 1 have a computer, and the computer has a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a RAM (Random Access Memory), a ROM (Read Only Memory), etc., not shown. These are connected via a bus or the like.

FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram showing a main configuration and the like of the thermometer 10 of FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the thermometer 10 has a “thermometer control unit 14”.
The thermometer control unit 14 is connected to the above-described temperature measuring unit 11, the thermometer display 12, the thermometer communication device 13, and the battery (power source) 19, and is also connected to a "thermometer time measuring device 15" such as a clock. It is configured to control.
As shown in FIG. 2, the thermometer control unit 14 is also connected to various storage units and processing units (programs), which will be described later.

FIG. 3 is a schematic block diagram illustrating main configurations and the like of the management server 50 and the open / close gate 30. As illustrated in FIG. 3, the management server 50 includes a “management server control unit 51”.
The management server control unit 51 is connected to a “management server communication device 52” that is communicably connected to the “gate reader 31”, a “management server timing device 53” such as a clock, and a “management server display 54”. These are configured to control these.
The management server control unit 51 is also connected to various storage units and “various processing units (program) storage unit 55” shown in FIG. 3, which will be described later.
FIG. 4 is a schematic block diagram showing the contents of various processing units (programs) storage unit 55 in FIG.
The management server 50 is also configured to control the “gate-side reader 31” and the “gate display 32” of the open / close gate 30 via the management server communication device 52 and the like.

FIG. 5 is a schematic flowchart showing the temperature measurement process of the care-care facility for the elderly 1 for nursing care, and FIG. 6 is a schematic flowchart showing the entrance process in the opening / closing gate 30 of the members.
FIG. 7 is a schematic flowchart showing the exiting process in the opening / closing gate 30 of the member, and FIG. 8 is a schematic flowchart showing the process of determining the depressed state of the member.
FIG. 9 is a schematic flowchart illustrating a process of determining a member's poor physical condition, and FIG. 10 is a schematic flowchart illustrating a process of determining a member's insomnia state.

  Hereinafter, the operation and the like of the nursing-care health facility management system 1 will be described along the flowcharts of FIGS. 5 to 10 and the configurations of FIGS. 1 to 4 will be described.

First, all elderly persons who are members of a nursing care health facility that employs the nursing care health facility management system 1 have the thermometer 10 shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the thermometer 10 has a “thermometer identification information storage unit 16”, and stores identification information (for example, “0001”) such as a member number of a member who owns the thermometer 10. Yes.
This identification information is information given from a nursing care health facility as a member-specific number or the like.

In the nursing-care health facility management system 1 according to the present embodiment, by grasping the body temperature of the member, not only the entrance / exit status of the member but also the health state is to be managed.
For this reason, it becomes important for the thermometer 10 to hold | maintain the thermometer information by the member who has the above-mentioned thermometer 10 measuring the own body temperature using the said thermometer 10. FIG.

Therefore, first, the “temperature measuring process” before the member enters the nursing care health facility in the morning will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.
In step ST (hereinafter referred to as “ST”) 1 in FIG. 5, it is determined whether or not the temperature measurement of the thermometer 10 has been completed. Specifically, it is determined whether or not the temperature measuring unit 11 in FIG. 2 has measured the body temperature of the member.
If it is determined in ST1 that the temperature measurement has been completed, the process proceeds to ST2.

  In ST2, the “time information” of the temperature obtained from the thermometer timing device 15 of FIG. 2 and the “thermometer identification” in the thermometer identification information storage unit 16 obtained from the thermometer timing device 15 of FIG. Associate with information. And this information is memorize | stored in the "body temperature information storage part 17 with related information" of FIG. 2 as "body temperature information with related information". These processes are executed by the “body temperature information processing unit (program) 18” in FIG.

  As a result, the thermometer 10 stores the “body temperature information” in association with the identification information of the member and the temperature measurement time information actually measured, and the “temperature measurement process” ends.

In this way, in the morning, the member who has finished the temperature measurement with the thermometer 10 has the thermometer 10 and enters the nursing care health facility. At that time, the opening / closing gate 30 shown in FIG. pass.
Hereinafter, description will be made along the entrance process in the opening / closing gate 30 of the member of FIG.

First, the member brings the thermometer 10 close to (holds) the “gate-side reader 31” of the open / close gate 30 shown in FIG. Then, electric power is supplied to the thermometer communication device 13 of FIGS. 1 and 2 by electromagnetic induction, and communication between the thermometer 10 and the “gate-side reader 31” becomes possible.
In this state, the thermometer 10 transmits the “body temperature information with related information” in the “body temperature information storage unit 17 with related information” in FIG. 2 to the “gate reader 31”.
Then, in ST11 of FIG. 6, the management server 50 determines whether or not the gate-side reader 31 has received “body temperature information with related information” from the thermometer 10.

When it is determined in ST11 that the gate-side reader 31 has received “body temperature information with related information”, the process proceeds to ST12.
In ST12, the management server 50 extracts “identification information” (an example of member identification information) of the member from the received “body temperature information with related information”, and the “identification information” is stored in the management server 50. For example, it is determined whether or not it matches the “identification information” that is the registered member identification information registered in the “personal information storage unit 56” of FIG.

That is, it is determined whether or not the member having the “identification information” is a member of the care elderly health facility. In other words, the “identification information” is member ID information.
FIG. 11 is a schematic explanatory diagram showing “personal information data 56a” stored in the “personal information storage unit 56” of FIG. As shown in FIG. 11, "identification information" is stored and included in the personal information data 56a.
Therefore, the “personal information storage unit 56” is an example of registered member identification information.

If the identification information does not match in ST12, the process proceeds to ST13. In ST13, the management server 50 instructs the “gate display 32” of FIG. 1 to display “alarm”, and “alarm” is displayed and the process ends.
In the case of ST13, the process is completed without opening the doors 33a and 33b of the open / close gate 30 of FIG. 1, so that a person who is not a member of the nursing care health facility will enter the nursing care health facility in advance. Can be prevented.
These operations are executed by the “reception identification information determination processing unit (program) 60” in FIG. Therefore, the “reception identification information determination processing unit (program) 60” is an example of the member identification information determination processing unit.

On the other hand, if the “identification information” of the thermometer 10 matches the “identification information” of the “personal information data 56a” of the “personal information storage unit 56” of the management server 50 in ST12, the owner of the thermometer 10 Then, it is determined that the member is a regular member, and the process proceeds to ST14.
In ST14, the management server 50 extracts the latest “time information” from the “body temperature information with related information” received by the thermometer 10, and the “date information” of the latest “time information” is the management server 50. It is determined whether or not it matches the “date information” based on the “time information” acquired from the management server timing device 53.

In ST14, when the “date information” of the thermometer 10 does not match the “date information” of the management server 50, the temperature information of the thermometer 10 is not the temperature information of the day, but the member who is the owner of the thermometer 10 Judge that the body temperature is not measured.
In the elderly care facility management system 1 according to the present embodiment, the “body temperature information” at the time of entry of the members is accumulated, and thereby the health status of the members is determined, so that the process proceeds to ST15 and the gate of the open / close gate 30 The message “Please check temperature” is displayed on the display 32, and the process ends.
Therefore, the doors 33a and 33b of the open / close gate 30 of FIG. 1 are maintained in a closed state, and members of the thermometer 10 that do not have temperature information related to the temperature measurement on the day cannot enter the building.

Thus, in this Embodiment, when it turns out that a member did not measure temperature with the own thermometer 10 on that day, it becomes the structure which encourages the temperature measurement. For this reason, the management server 50 can reliably acquire the body temperature information at the time of each member entering the building.
This operation is executed by the “received body temperature information determination processing unit (program) 61” in FIG.

When the “date information” of the thermometer 10 matches the “date information” of the management server 50 in ST14, the process proceeds to ST16.
In ST16, it is determined whether or not the body temperature information of the day received from the thermometer 10 is higher than the “reference body temperature information” of a disease having a strong infectivity such as influenza.

  This “reference body temperature information” is an example of infectious disease body temperature information, and is information for determining whether or not there is a possibility of suffering from, for example, influenza having a strong infectivity. In the case of influenza, for example, information on a body temperature of 39 ° C., specific season information (for example, winter (December to February)), and specific area information (for example, Kanto region, etc.) are set. This information is stored in, for example, “reference body temperature information storage unit 57” which is the infectious disease information storage unit of FIG.

  In ST16, the body temperature information of the thermometer 10 on the day is “reference body temperature information”, for example, exceeds 39 ° C., and the location of the health care facility for the elderly is the above-mentioned “specific local information (for example, Kanto region) Further, it is determined from the management server timing device 53 of the management server 50 that the date is included in the “specific season information (for example, winter (December to February))”. 1 is displayed on the “gate display 32” of the open / close gate 30 in FIG. 1, and the process ends without the doors 33a and 33b of the open / close gate 30 being opened.

  Therefore, a member who has a high possibility of suffering from influenza or the like can quickly receive a diagnosis or treatment by a doctor or the like, and can quickly perform the treatment or the like of the member. In addition, it is possible to detect members affected by highly contagious diseases at an early stage and limit their admission, etc., so as to prevent infection to other members of the care facility for the elderly. be able to.

On the other hand, in ST16, when the temperature information on the day of the thermometer 10 is not higher than 39 ° C which is the “reference body temperature information”, or when it does not correspond to the “specific region information” or the “specific season information” , Go to ST18.
In ST18, the “body temperature information with related information” received from the thermometer 10 is stored as “personal information data 56a” of the member as shown in FIG.

At the same time, an “unlocking instruction” is transmitted to the open / close gate 30 of FIG. 1, and the time information of the unlocking instruction is stored in the personal information data 56a as “entrance (unlocking) time information” (FIG. 11). .
Therefore, the management server 50 can acquire body temperature information, admission (entrance) time, and the like of the member as data.
These processes are executed by the “receiver body temperature temperature determination processing unit (program) 62” in FIG.
Therefore, the “receiver body temperature temperature determination processing unit (program) 62” is an example of an infectious disease body temperature information determination processing unit.

  Next, the process proceeds to ST19. In ST19, the open / close gate 30 of FIG. 1 executes the unlocking process, the doors 33a and 33b are opened, and the members can enter the nursing care health facility.

Next, the process proceeds to ST20. In ST20, as shown in FIG. 11, the “body temperature information” received from the thermometer 10 and stored is corrected.
That is, the body temperature information measured by the thermometer 10 varies depending on the body temperature effect information, for example, the temperature measurement time, the outside air temperature, the age of the member, the time of the temperature detection is the high temperature period of the woman, etc. In order to acquire “body temperature information”, it is necessary to correct these factors in consideration.
Therefore, the management server 50 includes a body temperature correction information storage unit 58 that stores the body temperature correction information, as shown in FIG.

Specifically, the body temperature of a person fluctuates in the range of about 1 ° C. in one day, and is low in the early morning and highest in the evening. Although this rhythm is called “circadian rhythm”, in the present embodiment, the body temperature information of the members in the early morning is corrected from the data, and the body temperature information in the evening is corrected to be low.
In addition, regarding the “age”, the average body temperature of 50 years old or younger is 36.89 ° C. ± 0.34 ° C., while in the elderly, it is 36.66 ° C. ± 0.42 ° C. In the case of an elderly person, the body temperature tends to decrease. Therefore, if the member is an elderly person, the body temperature is corrected to be higher as “body temperature correction information”.

  Moreover, a woman has a high temperature period and a low temperature period of body temperature according to the menstrual cycle, and these body temperature differences are 0.3 degreeC or more, for example. For this reason, when a member is a woman, menstrual cycle data is acquired and a body temperature change by a menstrual cycle is corrected. That is, the body temperature is corrected to be lower in the high temperature period, and is corrected to be higher in the low temperature period.

In addition, elderly people have a weak response to heat and cold, and may not respond to a little cold or heat. For this reason, body temperature tends to be low when it is cold, and body temperature tends to be high and stable when it is hot.
Therefore, when the member is an elderly person, the body temperature information is corrected based on the outside air temperature at which the open / close gate 30 is located. That is, the “body temperature information” is corrected when the outside air temperature is low and high when the outside air temperature is high.

  In ST20, the body temperature information correction processing unit (program) 63 in FIG. 4 operates to correct the “body temperature information” stored in FIG. 11 with the correction information in the “body temperature correction information storage unit 58”, and after the correction. Is stored in the “personal information storage unit 56” as “corrected body temperature information”.

  Thereby, the external influence etc. which are given to the height of the body temperature information at the time of a member's temperature measurement can be excluded, and the "body temperature information" of an appropriate member can be acquired.

  As described above, in the entrance process of the open / close gate 30 in FIG. 6, the management server 30 can acquire the “identification information”, “body temperature information”, and “entrance (unlock) time” of the members.

  Next, the operation of the nursing-care health facility management system 1 according to the present embodiment when a member who enters the building returns home will be described along the exit process of the opening / closing gate 30 of the member shown in FIG.

First, when returning from the nursing care facility for the elderly, the member transmits “identification information” from his / her thermometer 10 to the “gate reader 31”, opens the doors 33a and 33b, and opens and closes the open / close gate of FIG. 30 has to be passed through.
Therefore, in ST31 of FIG. 7, as in ST11 of FIG. 6, it is determined whether the “gate-side reader 31” of FIG. 1 has received “body temperature information identification information with related information” of the thermometer 10 of the member. to decide.

In ST31, as in ST12 of FIG. 6, the management server 50 extracts “identification information” of the member from the received “body temperature information with related information”, and the “identification information” is stored in the management server 50. It is determined whether or not the “identification information” registered in the “personal information storage unit 56” in FIG.
That is, it is determined whether or not the member who owns the thermometer 10 is a member of the nursing care health facility.

When the “identification information” of the thermometer 10 does not match the “identification information” of the personal information storage unit 56 of the management server 50 in ST32, the process proceeds to ST33.
In ST33, “alarm” is displayed on “gate display 33” in FIG. 1, as in ST13 in FIG. For this reason, since the doors 33a and 33b of the open / close gate 30 do not open, it is possible to effectively manage the exit of a person who is not a member.

On the other hand, if the “identification information” of the thermometer 10 matches in ST32, the process proceeds to ST34. In ST34, it is determined whether or not the latest “time information” of the “body temperature information” received from the thermometer 10 is after the latest registered body temperature information in the personal information data 56a.
Specifically, the “body temperature information time determination processing unit (program) 64” in FIG. 4 operates and determines.

In ST34, when the latest "time information" of the "body temperature information" of the thermometer 10 is not after the latest registered body temperature information in the personal information data 56a, the member has entered the nursing care health facility. Judge that the temperature is not measured.
In the elderly care facility management system 1, the “body temperature information” at the time of the member's leaving is accumulated, and in order to judge the member's health status, etc., the process proceeds to ST35, and is opened and closed as in ST15 of FIG. “Please check the temperature” is displayed on the gate display 32 of the gate 30, and this process is completed.

Therefore, the doors 33a and 33b of the open / close gate 30 in FIG. 1 are maintained in a closed state, and members of the thermometer 10 that do not have temperature information related to temperature detection after entering the building cannot exit.
As described above, in this embodiment, when it is determined that the member has not measured the temperature with his / her thermometer 10 after entering the building, the temperature is urged. For this reason, the management server 50 can reliably acquire the body temperature information when the member leaves the building.

On the other hand, when the latest “time information” of the “body temperature information” of the thermometer 10 is after the time of the latest registered body temperature information in the personal information data 56a in ST34, the member takes the temperature measurement after entering the building. It is determined that it has been performed, and the process proceeds to ST36.
In ST36, the “body temperature information with related information” received from the thermometer 10 is stored as “personal information data 56a” of the member as shown in FIG.
At the same time, an “unlocking instruction” is transmitted to the open / close gate 30 of FIG. 1, and the time information of the unlocking instruction is stored in the personal information data 56a as “exit (unlocking) time information” (FIG. 11). ).
Therefore, the management server 50 can acquire the body temperature information, the exit (exit) time, and the like of the member as data.

  Next, the process proceeds to ST37. In ST37, as in ST19 of FIG. 6, the open / close gate 30 of FIG. 1 executes the unlocking process, the doors 33a and 33b are opened, and the members can leave the nursing care health facility.

  Next, the process proceeds to ST38. In ST38, as in ST20 of FIG. 6, the “body temperature information” received from the thermometer 10 and stored is corrected and stored as “corrected body temperature information” in “personal information data 56a” of FIG.

  Thereby, the management server 50 can manage the “exit time information” and the “body temperature information” after the entrance.

5 to 7, the management server 50 can obtain the “corrected body temperature information” of each member as “personal information data 56a” as shown in FIG. it can.
Therefore, in the present embodiment, the management server 50 estimates the health status of each member such as “depressed state”, “bad physical condition”, and “insomnia” as follows.
First, the process of determining the “depressed state” of the member will be described along the depressed state determining process of FIG.

  In ST51 of FIG. 8, the management server 50 determines the “corrected body temperature information” of the latest one month (or more than one month) of the “personal information data 56a” of FIG. For example, “individual body temperature range reference information” which is health state estimation information is compared, and “corrected body temperature information” is within the reference and it is determined whether the body temperature is in a downward trend.

This “individual body temperature range reference information” is, for example, information such as hypothermia in depression (for example, body temperature on the order of 35 ° C.), and the body temperature tends to decrease. May also include information on whether or not has continued for more than two weeks. In this case, the possibility of depression can be determined with higher accuracy.
The “individual” body temperature range reference information means “body temperature range reference information” corrected for each individual in consideration of the result of each member receiving a medical examination or the like.
In this way, in this embodiment, when judging the depression of a member, instead of using only a general standard, each member can have a different standard that matches its characteristics. More appropriate judgment is possible.
Thus, the personal information storage unit 56 is an example of a health condition estimation information storage unit.

  Specifically, the “depression state determination processing unit (program) 65” of FIG. 4 operates to refer to the “corrected body temperature information” for the most recent month described above, and “individual body temperature range reference information”, for example, It is determined whether or not there is “corrected body temperature information” in the 35 ° C. range for a certain number of days in one month, and the body temperature is in a downward trend.

In ST51, when the “corrected body temperature information” is within the standard of “individual body temperature range reference information” and the body temperature information is in a downward trend, the process proceeds to ST52.
In ST52, “present” is stored in the “presence of depression” column of “personal information data 56a” of the member in FIG.
Thereby, the member who may be depressed can be grasped.

Next, the process proceeds to ST53. In ST 53, it is displayed on the management server display 54 of the management server 50 that the member is in a state of “prone to depression”.
As a result, the person in charge of the health care facility for the elderly who visually recognized the management server display 54 of the management server 50 can quickly and easily grasp the members who are suspected of being depressed, conduct the member's inquiry, You can check for signs of depression. In addition, if there are signs of depression, mental counseling, vacation, and encouragement of diagnosis at a medical institution can be properly performed.

Next, along with the poor physical condition determination step of FIG. 9, the “physical condition” of the member is determined.
In ST61 of FIG. 9, the management server 50 determines the “corrected body temperature information” for the last 6 days (or more than 6 days) of the “personal information data 56a” of FIG. The health condition estimation information, for example, “individual physical condition range reference information” is compared, and it is determined whether “corrected body temperature information” is within the standard.

This “individual physical condition range reference information” is, for example, data such as a body temperature of 37.5 ° C. to 39 ° C., for example, the presence / absence of poor physical condition is determined by whether or not a general cold has been caught. May be. In this case, for example, the incubation period may be 3 days.
Further, “individually” poor physical condition range reference information means “bad physical condition range reference information” that is corrected for each individual in consideration of the result of each member receiving a medical examination or the like.
As described above, in this embodiment, when determining a member's poor physical condition, it is possible to set different criteria suitable for the characteristics of each member instead of using only a general criterion. Therefore, more appropriate judgment is possible.

  Specifically, the “physical condition determination processing unit (program) 66” of FIG. 4 operates to refer to the “corrected body temperature information” for the last 10 days described above, and these “corrected body temperature information” is “individual”. It is determined whether or not the body temperature is in the range of 37.5 ° C. to 39 ° C.

In ST61, if the “corrected body temperature information” is within the criteria of “individual physical condition range reference information”, the process proceeds to ST62.
In ST62, “Yes” is stored in the “Possibility of poor physical condition” column of “Personal information data 56a” of the member in FIG.
Thereby, the member who may be in a poor physical condition can be grasped.

Next, the process proceeds to ST63. In ST63, it is displayed on the management server display 54 of the management server 50 that the member is in a state of “there is a possibility of poor physical condition”.
As a result, the person in charge of the health care facility for the elderly who visually recognized the management server display 54 of the management server 50 can quickly and easily grasp the member who is suspected of having a poor physical condition, and conducted an inquiry of the member. In addition, signs of poor physical condition can be confirmed.
In addition, when there is a sign of a poor physical condition, it is possible to properly perform leave, encourage a diagnosis at a medical institution, and the like.

Next, according to the insomnia determination step of FIG. 10, the “insomnia state” of the member is determined.
In ST71 of FIG. 10, the management server 50 determines the “corrected body temperature information” for the latest 20 days (or 20 days or more) of the “personal information data 56a” of FIG. For example, “individual insomnia range reference information” that is health condition estimation information is compared, and it is determined whether or not “corrected body temperature information” is within the reference.

This “individual insomnia range reference information” includes, for example, normal heat information of the member and data that the body temperature tends to be 0.2 ° C. higher than this normal heat. In order to eliminate transient insomnia, it is possible to use a standard that eliminates symptoms in a short period of time. Further, the “individual” insomnia range reference information means “insomnia range reference information” corrected for each individual in consideration of the result of each member receiving a medical examination or the like.
As described above, in this embodiment, when determining the insomnia state of a member, not only a general reference is used, but a different reference suitable for each member can be used. Therefore, more appropriate judgment is possible.

  Specifically, the “insomnia determination processing unit (program) 67” in FIG. 4 operates to refer to the “corrected body temperature information” for the last 20 days described above, and these “corrected body temperature information” It is determined whether or not the temperature tends to be 0.2 ° C. higher than the normal heat of the member (individual insomnia range reference information).

When the “corrected body temperature information” is within the criteria of “individual insomnia range reference information” in ST71, the process proceeds to ST72.
In ST72, “present” is stored in the “presence of insomnia” column of “personal information data 56a” of the member in FIG.
Thereby, the member who may have insomnia can be grasped.

Next, the process proceeds to ST73. In ST73, it is displayed on the management server display 54 of the management server 50 that the member is in a state of “there is insomnia”.
As a result, the person in charge of the health care facility for the elderly who visually recognized the management server display 54 of the management server 50 can quickly and easily grasp the members suspected of insomnia, and can check the members' questions. This can be done to check for signs of insomnia.
In addition, if there are signs of insomnia, mental counseling, leave, and encouragement of diagnosis at medical institutions can be performed accurately.

  Thus, in this Embodiment, the management server 50 acquires member identification information, body temperature information, and time information at the same time, and also handles them in the same database (personal information data 56a). The security management of the management system 1, the entrance / exit management of members, and the health management system can be integrated, resulting in an efficient and low-cost system.

By the way, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment. In the present embodiment, the identification information of the member is stored in the thermometer 10, and the temperature of the member is measured by the thermometer 10, but not limited to this, the member is identified by the retinal scan of the member's eyes, At the same time, the temperature of the forehead of the member may be measured with an infrared radiation thermometer.
Alternatively, the member may be identified by fingerprint authentication or vein scan of the member, and at the same time, the body temperature may be measured by the contact temperature of the member's hand.

In addition, the present invention is not limited to the nursing care health facility shown in the present embodiment, but may be other facilities, a place where group life is performed, and a facility used by a limited person. If applicable. In addition, examples of application of the present invention include childcare facilities, kindergartens, private schools, evacuation places (gymnasiums, etc.) in the event of a disaster.
Further, in the present embodiment, as described above, the case where the present invention is applied to the “care elderly health facility” has been described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the present invention is applied to an “apartment for the elderly”. You can also In this case, an “opening / closing gate” is installed at the entrance of the apartment.
In the present embodiment, the health state of the member or the like is estimated based on the body temperature information or the like by a thermometer or the like. However, the “blood pressure information” of the member or the like is also acquired, and this “blood pressure information” is obtained. It is possible to adopt a configuration for estimating the health state of a member or the like with information including “
In particular, when “blood pressure information” is included, for example, it is an index of suitable health management in a space forced to live in a group such as a disaster-stricken area, and it is possible to appropriately manage the health status of members in the space. it can. Specifically, for example, the stress or insomnia of the members can be properly grasped by an increase in blood pressure or body temperature.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Care elderly care facility management system, 10 ... Thermometer, 11 ... Thermometer, 12 ... Thermometer display, 13 ... Thermometer communication apparatus, 14 ... Thermometer control part, 15 ... -Thermometer timing device, 16 ... thermometer identification information storage unit, 17 ... body temperature information storage unit with related information, 18 ... body temperature information processing unit (program), 19 ... battery (power supply), 30 ..Open / close gate, 31 ... Gate side reader, 32 ... Gate display, 33a, 33b ... Door, 50 ... Management server, 51 ... Management server controller, 52 ... Management server Communication device 53... Management server timing device 54. Management server display 55. Various processing unit (program) storage unit 56. Personal information storage unit 56 a. 57 ... Quasi-body temperature information storage unit, 58... Body temperature correction information storage unit, 60... Reception identification information determination processing unit (program), 61... Reception body temperature information determination processing unit (program), 62. Body temperature temperature determination processing unit (program), 63 ... body temperature information correction processing unit (program), 64 ... body temperature information time determination processing unit (program), 65 ... depression state determination processing unit (program), 66 ... Physical condition determination processing unit (program), 67 ... Insomnia determination processing unit (program)

Claims (4)

A regulation device having an opening / closing part capable of regulating at least access to a joint activity area where a plurality of members are active in a group; and
Member identification information for identifying the member; and a body temperature measuring device capable of storing body temperature information of the member;
A registered member identification information storage unit for storing a registered member identification information that is the member identification information that has already been stored;
An infectious disease body temperature information storage unit for storing infectious disease body temperature information, which is body temperature information in a diseased state of a disease with strong infectivity,
A member identification information determination processing unit that determines whether or not the member identification information acquired from the body temperature measurement device is included in the registered member identification information;
An infectious disease body temperature information determination processing unit that determines whether the body temperature information acquired from the body temperature measuring device corresponds to the infectious disease body temperature information,
The member identification information determination processing unit determines that the member identification information is included in the registered member identification information, and the infectious disease body temperature information determination processing unit determines that the body temperature information is the infectious disease body temperature. A group life management system, wherein when it is determined that the information does not correspond to the information, the opening / closing part of the regulating device is in an open state. A health state estimation information storage unit for storing health state estimation information for estimating the health state of the member from the body temperature information;
The group life management system according to claim 1, wherein the group life management system is configured to estimate the health state of the member based on the body temperature information and the health state estimation information acquired from the body temperature measuring device. A body temperature correction information storage unit that stores body temperature correction information based on body temperature influence information that affects the body temperature of the member;
The group life management system according to claim 2, wherein the body temperature information of the member acquired from the body temperature measuring device is corrected based on the body temperature correction information. A regulation device having an opening / closing part capable of regulating at least access to a joint activity area where a plurality of members are active in a group; and
Member identification information for identifying the member; and a body temperature measuring device capable of storing body temperature information of the member;
A registered member identification information storage unit for storing a registered member identification information that is the member identification information that has already been stored;
An infectious disease body temperature information storage unit for storing infectious disease body temperature information, which is body temperature information in a diseased state of a disease with strong infectivity,
A member identification information determination processing unit that determines whether the member identification information acquired from the body temperature measurement device and the already-registered member identification information are included;
An infectious disease body temperature information determination processing unit that determines whether the body temperature information acquired from the body temperature measuring device corresponds to the infectious disease body temperature information,
The member identification information determination processing unit determines that the member identification information is included in the registered member identification information, and the infectious disease body temperature information determination processing unit determines that the body temperature information is the infectious disease body temperature. A group life management method characterized in that when it is determined that the information does not correspond to the information, the opening / closing part of the regulating device is in an open state.

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