JP2016063466A - Nurse call system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve a nurse call's problem of disagreement between a setting content, in which connection of a call apparatus connected to a corridor lamp of each sick room such as a nurse call slave apparatus is set, and an actual construction content.SOLUTION: A management PC, in which a setting program is installed before establishing connection, printing a setting content as a construction chart in a sick room unit after the completion of setting makes it possible to easily compare the construction chart with an actual construction state.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a nurse call system in which each device such as a nurse call and an AED in a hospital room is connected to a corridor lamp.

  In the conventional nurse call system, an external personal computer (hereinafter referred to as “calling device”) is displayed on the screen of the nurse call master unit and the call setting of what kind of device can be connected to each hospital room. , Abbreviated as PC), and a system that can be preset is proposed.

JP 2003-152874 A

  However, in the method of Patent Document 1, it is possible to register the setting contents, but it is difficult to confirm whether the construction is performed according to the setting, and if it does not operate normally, is it a construction mistake or a setup mistake on the PC? It took time to identify.

  The present invention was made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is possible to set the connection of each device in a hospital room using a PC connected to the nurse call system, and the result set by the PC It has a creation function to create image data as a construction drawing for each hospital room.

  According to the nurse call system of the present invention, the setting contents can be printed by the PC in units of hospital rooms. Therefore, by printing the image data, construction drawings in units of hospital rooms can be handed over to the installer, thereby reducing construction errors. In addition, when a construction error or a setting error occurs, the cause of the error can be easily identified by collating with the image data, so that the number of work steps can be reduced.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the nurse call system of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a printed example of a construction drawing in the nurse call system of the present invention. FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing another printed example of the construction drawing in the nurse call system of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a setting screen of the management PC in the nurse call system of the present invention.

  DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments to which a nurse call system of the invention is applied will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a nurse call system according to an embodiment of the present invention, which is installed in a nurse station and a call device such as a nurse call cordless handset 11a installed in a hospital room where a patient calls a nurse to make a call. A nurse call master unit 2 in which a nurse responding to a call from a patient makes a call, a corridor lamp 4 installed at the entrance of each hospital room, a call device such as a nurse call slave unit 11a, and a nurse call master unit 2 is provided with a control device 5 for controlling the calling and calling of 2 and a management PC 3 for setting the installation position of a calling device such as a nurse call cordless handset 11a connected to each hospital room and transferring it to the control device 5. The call device such as the nurse call cordless handset 11a and the corridor lamp 4 are connected by a connection line L0, and the nurse call master unit 2, the management PC 3, the corridor lamp 4 and the control device 5 are connected by a network L such as a LAN. Respectively are connected by a bus.

  In addition to the nurse call cordless handset 11a, a toilet call button 11b, an AED 12a, an infusion sensor 12b, etc. are provided as calling devices in the hospital room. It is connected. Among the calling devices, devices that are installed for purposes other than calling such as the AED 12a and the drip sensor 12b and call the corridor lamp 4 as an alarm signal depending on the situation are particularly referred to as special calling devices.

  The nurse call master unit 2 has a master unit display 21 of 20 inches or more, and displays the name of the patient who has called the call on the master unit display 21 when calling, and is divided for each room in the ward when not calling. The patient list is displayed in layout. Further, when a special calling device such as the AED 12a or the drip sensor 12b is connected as a calling device, the identification is facilitated by changing the display color of the patient list.

  The management PC 3 includes a printer 31.

  Next, a method for setting the calling device of the nurse call system according to an embodiment of the present invention configured as described above will be described.

In FIG. 1, the management PC 3 sets what kind of calling device is connected in a hospital room for each hall light of each hospital room. Specifically, the management PC 3 uses the setting screen shown in FIG. 4 to perform editing work for each hospital room. For example, in the connection example as shown in FIG. 1, in the hospital room 101, there are two nurse call slaves 11a as call devices, one toilet call button 11b, one AED 12a as special call device, and an infusion sensor 12b. Is connected to the corridor lamp 4, respectively. Further, in the hospital room 102, three nurse call cordless handsets 11a as calling devices, two toilet call buttons 11b in series, and one other restoration button are connected to the corridor lamp 4, respectively. When this content is set using the setting screen shown in FIG. 4 and a setting completion operation is performed, the setting content is transferred to the control device 5.
When the print button is pressed after completing the setting, a construction drawing as shown in FIG.

  In the construction diagram of FIG. 2, two corridor lamps of two hospital rooms of Room 101 and Room 102 are printed on one sheet of paper. For example, in Room 101, the handset 1 terminal of the corridor lamp 4 and the handset 2 One nurse call handset 11a at each terminal, one toilet call button 11b at the toilet handset 3 terminal of the corridor lamp 4, one AED 12a at the general purpose one terminal of the corridor lamp 4, and two general use 2 of the corridor lamp 4 One drip sensor 12b is connected to the terminal, and one indicator lamp is connected to each of the indicator lamps 1 to 4 of the corridor lamp 4, and an icon is shown by an icon for connecting the connection line L0. However, since there is no dedicated icon for the drip sensor 12b, a general-purpose icon “A” is displayed. Based on this drawing, the installer can accurately grasp to which terminal of the corridor lamp each call device needs to be connected, and can prevent a connection error. In addition, since the connection terminal for the special calling device is clearly shown at the right end of the corridor lamp terminal, an AED, an infusion sensor or the like that easily forgets to connect can be securely connected. Furthermore, since the setting method of the DIPSW of the corridor lamp is also printed on the upper right of the construction drawing, all construction of the hospital room is completed with one construction drawing.

  Also, in the unlikely event of an abnormal operation, it is possible to easily compare the construction drawing with the actual construction status, so that other contractors mistakenly remove the wiring, change the DIPSW, etc. It is easy to find trouble. Furthermore, if the setting data is stored in the management PC 3, the construction drawing can be printed at any time using the printer 31, and therefore, even if the construction drawing is lost, it can be reprinted.

  In this embodiment, a general hospital construction example is shown, but depending on the hospital, many calling devices and many indicator lights may be connected. Fig. 3 shows an example of the maximum number of devices that can be connected to the corridor. 33 rooms are connected to room 106, but it is easy to check where to connect all of them. can do.

  Next, after the setting of the calling device of the nurse call system is completed, the actual calling operation will be described.

  In FIG. 1, when the nurse call slave unit 11 a is operated by a patient in a hospital room, the nurse call slave unit 11 a transmits a call signal to the control device 5 via the connection line L 0, the corridor lamp 4, and the network L. . The control device 5 that has received the call signal uses the nurse call child from the setting contents set by the management PC 3 and stored in the control device 5 based on the corridor lamp 4 and the nurse call child device 11a that relayed the call signal. Identifying the position of the hospital room and bed where the machine 11a is installed, recognizing that it is necessary to send a call signal to the nurse call master unit 2, the nurse call master unit 2 includes a call signal including the patient room and bed position Send.

  In this embodiment, an example is shown in which one corridor lamp is provided in one hospital room. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and one corridor lamp can be used in two hospital rooms. In this case, the wiring crosses the room, but since the room number and bed number are described in the explanation part of the nurse call cordless handset in the construction drawing, it can be easily constructed even in this case.

  In this embodiment, the construction drawing is only printed on the printer, but it is also preferable to send the construction drawing and transmit the construction drawing to the tablet terminal.

11a, 11b ··· Calling device 12a, 12b ··· Special calling device 2 Nurse call parent 3 Management PC (setting device)
31 Printer 4 Corridor Light 5 Control Device

Claims (1)

A corridor lamp for displaying patient information when calling from a patient, a nurse call parent device for displaying a call from the patient and talking with the patient,
A call device connected to the corridor light and including a nurse call handset for operation when the patient calls;
In a nurse call system comprising a control device for storing a call history from the nurse call slave unit,
The calling device includes, in addition to the general calling device such as the nurse call cordless handset, a special calling device that performs a notification operation when an abnormality such as an AED or an infusion sensor occurs.
A setting having a printer connected to the plurality of hall lights and including a special calling device to be connected to each hall light in the hospital room, and transferring the setting contents to the control device and printing the setting contents An intercom system comprising a device.