JP2017146642A - Display device, data structure, and nursing care recording visualization method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a nursing care recording visualization technique used when nursing care recording is kept while human relationship between a nursing staff and a patient is maintained.SOLUTION: An input section 12 receives an input by a nursing staff about an index for measuring an amount of rest of a patient during each period, an index for measuring sociability of a patient, an index for measuring an amount of activity of a patient, an index for measuring an amount of a periodical meal of a patient, an index for measuring an amount of a meal except a periodical meal of a patient, and an index for measuring an amount of hygiene activity of a patient. A storage section 21 stores the above information. When a display device 11 reads the information from the storage section 21, the information is displayed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a technique used when a nurse attaches a nursing record.

  Recording tools are known for patients to manage their health. In addition, Non-Patent Document 1 describes that not the patient but the family records the patient's health condition (for example, see Non-Patent Document 1). In Non-Patent Document 1, it is recommended to automate recording using a sensor or the like in order to accurately record health condition data.

I Li, AK Dey, J Forlizzi, "Understanding my data, myself: supporting self-reflection with ubicomp technologies", Proceedings of the 13th international conference on Ubiquitous computing, 2011, p405-414.

  However, if the family automatically records the health status of the patient, communication between the family and the patient may be reduced, and the human relationship between the family and the patient may deteriorate.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a display device, a data structure, and a method for visualizing a nursing record that are used when a nursing record is made while maintaining a human relationship between a nurse who is a family member and a patient, for example.

  A display device according to an aspect of the present invention is a display device used by a nurse of a patient with mental illness to record information about the patient and the nurse, and includes at least an index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient, and the patient society. Nursing indicators that measure gender, indicators that measure the amount of activity of patients, indicators that measure the amount of regular meals of patients, indicators that measure the amount of meals other than regular meals of patients, and indicators that measure the amount of hygiene activities of patients The first entry screen for the nurse to enter, and at least the first entry for the nurse to enter information about events that were good for the day, information about events that were bad for the day, and information that could be used in the future. There is provided a display unit for displaying a two-input screen and a third input screen for the nurse to input an index representing the nurse's approach to patient care.

  A data structure according to an aspect of the present invention includes an index for measuring a patient's rest amount, an index for measuring a patient's sociality, and an index for measuring an activity amount of a patient, which are input by a nurse using the display device. An index that measures the patient's regular diet, an index that measures the amount of meals other than the patient's regular diet, an index that measures the amount of the patient's hygiene, and information about what happened during the day It has at least information about events that happened on a bad day, information that can be used in the future, and an index that represents the nurse's approach to patient care.

  A nursing record visualization method according to an aspect of the present invention is a nursing record visualization method for displaying information about a patient and a nurse recorded by a nurse of a patient with mental illness, wherein the input unit An index that measures rest, an index that measures the sociality of the patient, an index that measures the amount of activity of the patient, an index that measures the patient's regular meals, and an index that measures the amount of meals other than the patient's regular meals And an input step for accepting input by the nurse about an index for measuring the amount of hygiene activity of the patient, an index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient in each period that the storage unit is input, and the sociality of the patient An index to measure, an index to measure the amount of activity of the patient, an index to measure the amount of regular meals of the patient, an index to measure the amount of meals other than the regular meal of the patient, and an index to measure the amount of hygiene activity of the patient Storage step to store and display Is an index that measures the amount of patient's rest in each period, an index that measures the sociality of the patient, an index that measures the amount of activity of the patient, and an index that measures the amount of regular meals of the patient. And a display step for displaying an index for measuring the amount of meal other than the regular meal of the patient and an index for measuring the amount of hygiene activity of the patient.

  Nursing records can be kept while maintaining the human relationship between the nurse and the patient.

The block diagram for demonstrating the example of a nursing record visualization system. The flowchart for demonstrating the example of the nursing record visualization method. The figure which shows the example of the interface displayed by a display apparatus. The figure which shows the example of the interface displayed by a display apparatus. The figure which shows the example of the interface (1st input screen) displayed by a display apparatus. The figure which shows the example of the interface displayed by a display apparatus. The figure which shows the example of the interface displayed by a display apparatus. The figure which shows the example of the interface (2nd input screen) displayed by a display apparatus. The figure which shows the example of the interface (3rd input screen) displayed by a display apparatus. The figure which shows the example of the interface displayed by a display apparatus. The figure which shows the example of the interface displayed by a display apparatus.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a nursing record visualization system, a display device, a data structure, and a nursing record visualization method will be described with reference to the drawings. The nursing record visualization system, display device, data structure, and nursing record visualization method are used by a nurse to record information about a patient and a nurse. The patient is a patient with a mental illness such as depression. The nurse is, for example, the patient's family. Of course, the nurse may be a person other than the family such as a doctor or a nurse.

  The nursing record visualization system includes a terminal 1 and a server 2. In the example of FIG. 1, only one terminal 1 is shown for simplification, but there may be a plurality of different terminals 1.

  The nursing record visualization method is realized, for example, by a process of three steps of an input step S1, a storage step S2, and a display step S3 shown in FIG.

  The terminal 1 is an information terminal such as a mobile phone, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or a PC. The terminal 1 is connected to the server 2 via a network such as the Internet, and data can be transmitted and received between the terminal 1 and the server 2.

  The terminal 1 includes a display device 11 that is a display such as a liquid crystal display, an organic EL display, and a CRT. The display device 11 reads from the storage unit 21 of the server 2 an index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient (for example, sleep), an index for measuring the sociality of the patient (for example, conversation), and the activity of the patient. An indicator for measuring the amount (eg, going out), an indicator for measuring the patient's regular meals (eg, breakfast, lunch, dinner), and an indicator for measuring the amount of meals other than the patient's regular meals (eg, snacks, Midnight), indicators to measure the amount of patient hygiene (eg bathing), information about what happened during the day, information about what happened during the day, and information that could be used in the future. For example, at least one of the index indicating the patient's approach to nursing of the patient is displayed (step S3).

  The display process in step S3 is performed on the screen illustrated in FIGS. 10 and 11, for example.

  Further, the terminal 1 includes an input unit 12 that is an input device such as a touch panel, a keyboard, and a mouse. The input unit 12 includes, for example, an index that measures the amount of rest of the patient, an index that measures the sociality of the patient, an index that measures the amount of activity of the patient, and an index that measures the amount of regular meals of the patient. An index that measures the amount of meals other than the regular meals of the patient, an index that measures the amount of hygiene activities of the patient, information about what happened during the day, information about what happened during the day, and in the future For example, an input by the nurse about at least one of information that can be utilized and an index representing an approach to nursing of the patient by the nurse is accepted (step S1).

  The input process in step S1 is performed, for example, on the first input screen illustrated in FIG. 5, the second input screen illustrated in FIG. 8, and the third input screen illustrated in FIG.

  The server 2 is a computer that provides a nursing record visualization service to the terminal 1. The server 2 includes a storage unit 21. The storage unit 21 measures an index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient, an index for measuring the sociality of the patient, an index for measuring the amount of activity of the patient, and a regular meal amount of the patient, which are input by the input unit 12. An indicator, an indicator that measures the amount of meals other than the regular meals of the patient, an indicator that measures the amount of hygiene of the patient, information about what happened during the day, and information about what happened during the day A data structure composed of at least one of information that can be utilized in the future and an index representing an approach to nursing of the patient by the nurse is stored (step S2).

  The storage process in step S2 is performed when the “save and next” button is clicked on the second input screen illustrated in FIG. 8 when the “save and next” button is clicked on the first input screen illustrated in FIG. This is performed when the “Save and Exit” button is clicked on the third input screen illustrated in FIG.

  The user interface shown in FIGS. 3 to 11 is displayed on the display device 11 of the terminal 1. Each of these user interfaces is described below. Operations such as input, selection, click, touch, and keyboard input in the user interface exemplified in FIGS. 3 to 11 are performed by a nurse using the input unit 12 of the terminal 1.

<About the input screen in FIG. 3>
The nurse logs in to the nursing record visualization system in order to use the nursing record visualization system. FIG. 3 shows an example of the login screen.

  The nurse inputs a nickname and password that are IDs, and clicks a login button. The entered nickname and password are transmitted to the server 2. The server 2 confirms whether or not the received nickname and password are registered in advance, and if it is registered in advance, permits the login.

<About the input screen of FIG. 4>
When login is permitted, the display device 11 displays the screen shown in FIG. FIG.
It is an example of the input screen for inputting the profile of a nurse who is a user and the situation of a patient.

  In the example of FIG. 4, the nurse's gender in the “sex” item, the nurse's occupation in the “your occupation” item, the relationship between the nurse and the patient in the “patient is your” item, “patient The current situation of the patient can be entered in the item "Current situation of". In the example of FIG. 4, each item is a pull-down menu, and appropriate information can be selected from this pull-down menu.

  In addition, by selecting the public or private button on the left side of each item, the information of each item is made public that can be viewed by a third party, or private that cannot be viewed by a third party. You can choose.

  When the “Register” button is clicked, information on each item selected by the user is transmitted to the server 2. The server 2 stores the received information on each item in the storage unit 21.

<About the input screen (first input screen) in FIG. 5>
The “Patient's Today Activity” page illustrated in FIG. 5 includes at least an index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient, an index for measuring the sociality of the patient, an index for measuring the amount of activity of the patient, and the amount of regular meals of the patient. 3 is an example of an input screen for a nurse to input an index for measuring the amount of meal other than the regular meal of the patient and an index for measuring the amount of hygiene activity of the patient. This input screen is also called a first input screen.

  “October 29” which is today's date is automatically selected based on the internal date and time information of the terminal 1. By clicking “Previous Day”, it is possible to access a page for recording patient activities on the day before October 29.

  In the item of sleep, which is an example of an index for measuring the amount of rest of a patient, either “full”, “normal”, “insufficient”, or “unknown” can be selected.

  In the item of sleeping pills, “Yes” or “No” can be selected.

  In the item of conversation, which is an example of an index for measuring the sociality of a patient, one of “large”, “normal”, and “low” can be selected.

  In the item of going out, which is an example of an index for measuring the amount of activity of a patient, either “Yes” or “No” can be selected. In addition, text can be input for time and place.

  In the item of breakfast, which is an example of an index for measuring a patient's regular meal amount, one of “large”, “normal”, “low”, and “none” can be selected.

  In the item of lunch, which is an example of an index for measuring a patient's regular meal amount, one of “large”, “normal”, “low”, and “none” can be selected.

  In the item of dinner, which is an example of an index for measuring a patient's regular meal amount, one of “large”, “normal”, “low”, and “none” can be selected.

  In the snacking item, which is an example of an index for measuring the amount of meal other than the regular meal of the patient, either “present” or “none” can be selected.

  In the item of midnight snack, which is an example of an index for measuring the amount of meal other than the regular meal of the patient, either “present” or “none” can be selected.

  In the item of drinking, either “Yes” or “No” can be selected.

  In the item of bathing, which is an example of an index for measuring the amount of hygiene activity of a patient, either “Yes” or “No” can be selected.

  When the “save and next” button is clicked, information on each item selected or input is transmitted to the server 2. The server 2 stores the received information on each item in the storage unit 21.

  It should be noted that items other than “sleep” may be used as an index for measuring the amount of patient rest. For example, items such as “time to lie down” can be used as an index for measuring the amount of rest of a patient. Further, items other than “conversation” may be used as an index for measuring the sociality of the patient. Moreover, you may use the parameter | index which measures a patient's activity amount for items other than "going out." In addition, items other than “breakfast”, “lunch”, and “dinner” may be used as an index for measuring a patient's regular meal amount. Further, items other than “snacks” and “night meals” may be used as an index for measuring the amount of meals other than the regular meals of the patient. Furthermore, items other than “bathing” may be used as an index for measuring the amount of hygiene activity of the patient.

  Although not shown in FIG. 5, other items such as “weather” may be selected, input, and automatically input for items related to the patient's current activity. For example, the item “weather” may be automatically input based on information acquired from the Internet. Further, at least one of the items in FIG. 5 may be omitted. For example, the item “drinking” may be omitted.

  For example, some patients with depression are taking sleeping pills. For this reason, it is beneficial to record sleep and sleeping pills, which are examples of indices for measuring patient rest.

  For example, in a depressed state, sociality may decline and it may be difficult to interact with people. The amount of conversation decreases even within the family. For this reason, it is useful to record a conversation that is an example of an index for measuring the sociality of a patient.

  For example, if you are depressed, you may not be able to go out because the amount of activity decreases. For this reason, it is useful to record about going out, which is an example of an index for measuring the amount of activity of a patient.

  For example, in a depressed state, the amount of food may increase or decrease extremely to eliminate the leak when stress accumulates. For this reason, it is useful to record breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which are examples of indices for measuring the amount of meals that a patient regularly receives.

  When you feel tired, you may want something sweet, and you may want a snack or midnight snack. For this reason, it is useful to record a snack / snacks, which is an example of an index for measuring the amount of meals other than a regular meal of a patient.

  When stress builds up, many people distract from drinking alcohol. Also, for example, there are side effects with drugs prescribed for depression, and it should have been taught to refrain from drinking, but there are not a few patients who drink. For this reason, it is useful to record about drinking.

  If you feel ill, bathing becomes cumbersome and troublesome, and the days when you don't take a bath will continue. For this reason, it is beneficial to record bathing, which is an example of an indicator for measuring the amount of patient hygiene.

  Many people fall asleep with headaches when the air pressure is low. For this reason, it is useful to record the weather.

<About the input screen of FIG. 6>
The “medicine” page of FIG. 6 is an example of an input screen for inputting information about a patient's medicine. In FIG. 6, the name of each medicine can be selected from a pull-down menu. In addition, the amount of each drug can be selected.

  Clicking the “Add” button allows you to add a block for selecting the name and amount of the medicine. In addition, if a button with a cross in the circle is clicked, a block for selecting the name and amount of the medicine can be deleted.

  Thereby, when a kind and quantity change in the course of treatment, the information can be corrected anytime. Moreover, even when a cold medicine or a sleeping pill is taken temporarily, they can be recorded.

  When the “Register” button is clicked, information on the name and amount of each selected medicine is transmitted to the server 2. The server 2 stores the received information on the name and amount of each medicine in the storage unit 21.

<About the input screen of FIG. 7>
7 is an example of an input screen for selecting or inputting a patient's mood and event. In FIG. 7, “X” of “Patient's mood and event before X hours” is a pull-down menu, and an appropriate numerical value can be input from this pull-down menu.

  Moreover, in FIG. 7, a patient's mood can be selected in 10 steps. In this example, 10 is “good” and 1 is “bad”.

  The patient mood may be selectable in N stages, where N is a positive integer. In addition, the patient's mood may be selected or input as an analog value instead of a digital value.

  Further, in FIG. 7, the event can be input as text. By selecting a public or private button, it is possible to select whether the input text is made public that can be viewed by a third party or private that cannot be viewed by a third party.

  When the “Save” button is clicked, the selected information and the input text are transmitted to the server 2. The server 2 stores the received selected information and the input text in the storage unit 21.

  Recording a sudden event triggers a review of the nurse's reflection and belief. For this reason, for example, in order to promote the reflection of nurses who are family members, a section for entering unexpected events can be provided on the input screen of FIG. 7, and events that are likely to affect mental illness such as depressive symptoms can be recorded. I did it.

<About the input screen (second input screen) in FIG. 8>
The “Event of the Day” page of FIG. 8 includes at least today's events such as information about events that were good for the day, information about events that were bad for the day, and information that could be used in the future. It is an example of the input screen for recording. This input screen is also called a second input screen.

  “October 29”, which is today's date, is automatically selected based on the internal date and time information of the terminal. By clicking “Previous Day”, it is possible to access a page for recording today's events of the patient on the day before October 29.

  In the “good event” text box, you can enter information about what happened during the day.

  In the “bad event” text box, information about the bad event of the day can be entered.

  Information that can be used in the future can be entered in the text box “Used in the future”.

  With these text boxes, it is possible to prevent the recorded contents from being biased to negative events or emotional descriptions. Therefore, by considering the contents to be filled in these three text boxes, it is possible to realize an objective and fair reflection and to obtain a hint to come up with a better way to contact the patient.

  By selecting a public or private button, it is possible to select whether the input text is made public that can be viewed by a third party or private that cannot be viewed by a third party.

  When the “Save and continue” button is clicked, the entered text is transmitted to the server 2. The server 2 stores the received input text in the storage unit 21.

  Clicking the “Back” button will allow you to access the page of FIG.

<About the input screen (third input screen) in FIG. 9>
The “my best” page of FIG. 9 is an example of an input screen for the nurse to input an index representing the patient's approach to patient care. This input screen is also called a third input screen.

  “October 29”, which is today's date, is automatically selected based on the internal date and time information of the terminal. By clicking “Previous Day”, it is possible to access a page for recording today's events of the patient on the day before October 29.

  In FIG. 9, one's own hard work, which is an example of an index indicating an approach to nursing of a patient by a nurse, can be selected in 10 stages. In this example, 10 is “MAX” indicating a very hard state, and 1 is “MIN” indicating the opposite state.

  N may be a positive integer, and an index representing the care of the patient by the nurse may be selected in N stages. In addition, an index representing an approach to patient care by a nurse may be selectable or input as an analog value instead of a digital value.

  When the “save and exit” button is clicked, the selected information is transmitted to the server 2. The server 2 stores the received selected information in the storage unit 21.

  Clicking the “Back” button will allow you to access the page of FIG.

  In mental disorders such as depression, people around you are also likely to get involved. For example, depending on the patient's symptoms (such as a sudden drop in mood or anger), a nurse who is a family member, for example, may have a great deal of stress and, in severe cases, will suffer from depression. By recording “your own hard work”, which is an example of a patient's approach to nursing a patient, it is possible to grasp and manage the relationship with the patient's mood wave, for example, whether a family nurse is involved It becomes like this.

<Screens in FIGS. 10 and 11>
The screen of FIG. 10 shows an index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient (for example, sleep), an index for measuring the sociality of the patient (for example, conversation), and an index for measuring the amount of activity of the patient (for example, going out). And an indicator that measures the patient's regular diet (eg breakfast, lunch, dinner), an indicator that measures the amount of meals other than the patient's regular diet (eg snack, dinner), and the patient's hygiene activities Indicators for measuring volume (eg bathing), information about good events of the day, information about bad events of the day, information that can be utilized in the future, and nursing of patients by nurses It is an example of the screen which displays the parameter | index showing an approach. Not all of the above indicators and information, but at least one of the above indicators and information may be displayed.

  When a nurse who is a user tries to access the page of FIG. 10, the terminal 1 reads from the storage unit 21 of the server 2 an index for measuring the amount of patient rest, an index for measuring the sociality of the patient, Read information displayed in FIG. 10 such as an index for measuring the amount of activity, an index for measuring the patient's regular meal volume, an index for measuring the amount of meals other than the patient's regular meal, an index for measuring the amount of the patient's hygiene activity, etc. The display device 11 of the terminal 1 displays these read information (step S3).

  Access to FIG. 10 can be performed, for example, by clicking a “return” button in the upper right of FIGS. 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9.

  FIG. 10 displays “return” of amy. When it is desired to display the “look back” of another user, it is possible to select a desired user from the pull-down menu at the top of FIG. 10 and click a display button. It should be noted that the item selected to be private cannot be viewed by other users.

  In FIG. 10, in addition to the above-described indicators, items of “mark”, “(date)”, “weather”, “patient's mood / self-work”, “drinking”, and “drug” are displayed. . Thus, the display about items other than said parameter | index may be performed.

  In FIG. 10, check boxes are provided for items of “weather”, “meal”, “sleep”, “conversation”, “going out”, “bathing”, “drinking”, and “drugs”, and only the items selected by the check boxes are displayed. . In this way, only items selected by the user may be displayed.

  In the item “mark” in FIG. 10, the user can change the color of the mark. The user can mark the desired date by changing the color of the mark, and the convenience of the nursing record visualization system and method is improved. For example, by marking the date of going to the hospital or the day of starting taking medicine, the situation before and after that can be compared, and the convenience of the nursing record visualization system and method is improved.

  In the item “patient's mood / my best” in FIG. 10, “patient's mood” is indicated by a black circle and a solid line, and “my best” is indicated by a square and a broken line. “Patient mood” is the 10-stage patient mood selected on the input screen of FIG. “My hard work” is an approach to patient care by the 10-stage nurse selected on the input screen of FIG. In the example of FIG. 10, in the item “patient's mood / my best”, the value decreases as it goes to the left and increases as it goes to the right.

  In the item “sleep” in FIG. 10, “full”, “normal”, “insufficient”, and “unknown” selected on the input screen in FIG. 5 are displayed. △ corresponds to “insufficient” and ○ corresponds to “normal”. The tablet mark on the right side in the item “sleep” in FIG. 10 indicates that the sleeping pill was taken during the sleep on that date.

  In FIG. 10, when the cursor is set to the date, the shape of the cursor changes. If the cursor shape is changed and clicked, “good event”, “bad event”, and “utilizing in the future” on the date are displayed as shown in FIG. These “good event”, “bad event”, and “utilizing in the future” are input on the input screen of FIG.

  Similarly, when the cursor is moved out, the shape of the cursor changes, and when the cursor is changed, the text of the time and place of going out on that date may be displayed. The text of the time and place of going out is input on the input screen of FIG.

  For example, when a nurse who is a family looks back at the charts of FIGS. 10 and 11, the relationship between the indicators, that is, the external situation such as events and weather, his hard work and the patient's mood, etc. You can look down on the relationship between them that day, or you can look down on the date in chronological order, which helps you come up with ways to contact patients.

  In this way, a nurse (for example, a patient's family) uses a tool to keep track of the patient's health and nursing records, so as to grasp the patient's health trends and patterns and find effective nursing methods. Can do. Also, in the recording process, there is an effect of increasing the communication between the family and the depressed patient and improving the human relationship.

[Program and recording medium]
When each process in the terminal 1 or the server 2 is realized by a computer, the processing contents of the functions that the terminal 1 or the server 2 should have are described by a program. Then, by executing this program on a computer, each process is realized on the computer.

  The program describing the processing contents can be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. As the computer-readable recording medium, for example, any recording medium such as a magnetic recording device, an optical disk, a magneto-optical recording medium, and a semiconductor memory may be used.

  Each processing means may be configured by executing a predetermined program on a computer, or at least a part of these processing contents may be realized by hardware.

[Modification]
The processes described above are not only executed in chronological order according to the order of description, but may be executed in parallel or individually as required by the processing capability of the apparatus that executes the processes.

  For example, since there is a general correlation between the mood of a nurse and the mood of a patient, “the patient's mood and events X hours ago” in FIG. 7 and “the nurse's approach to patient care” in FIG. Only one of “index” may be selected or input. For example, in the case of displaying the input screen of “an index indicating the patient's approach to nursing by the nurse” in FIG. 9, the input screen of “patient mood and events before X hours” in FIG. 7 is omitted. Also good.

  Needless to say, other modifications are possible without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

1 Terminal 11 Display Device 12 Input Unit 2 Server 21 Storage Unit

Claims (3)

A display device used by a nurse of a patient with mental illness to record information about the patient and the nurse,
At least an index that measures the amount of rest of the patient, an index that measures the sociality of the patient, an index that measures the amount of activity of the patient, an index that measures the amount of regular meals of the patient, and other than the regular meals of the patient A first input screen for the nurse to input an index for measuring the amount of meal and an index for measuring the amount of hygiene activity of the patient;
At least a second input screen for the nurse to input information about events that were good for the day, information about events that were bad for the day, and information that could be utilized in the future;
A third input screen for the nurse to input an index representing the patient's approach to nursing of the patient;
A display device including a display unit for displaying.   An index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient, an index for measuring the sociality of the patient, an index for measuring the amount of activity of the patient, input by the nurse using the display device according to claim 1, An index that measures the amount of regular meals, an index that measures the amount of meals other than the above-mentioned patient's regular meals, an index that measures the amount of hygiene activities of the patient, information about good events of the day, and the above A data structure including at least information on events that have been bad for the day, information that can be utilized in the future, and an index that represents the nurse's approach to nursing the patient. A nursing record visualization method for displaying information on the patient and the nurse recorded by a nurse of a patient with mental illness,
An input unit, an index that measures the amount of rest of the patient in each period, an index that measures the sociality of the patient, an index that measures the amount of activity of the patient, and an index that measures the amount of regular meals of the patient An input step for receiving input by the nurse about an index for measuring a meal amount other than the regular meal of the patient and an index for measuring the amount of the patient's hygiene activity;
The storage unit inputs the index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient in each period, the index for measuring the sociality of the patient, the index for measuring the amount of activity of the patient, and the regular meal of the patient A storage step for storing an index for measuring the amount, an index for measuring a meal amount other than the regular meal of the patient, and an index for measuring the amount of the hygiene activity of the patient;
The display device reads from the storage unit, the index for measuring the amount of rest of the patient in each period, the index for measuring the sociality of the patient, the index for measuring the amount of activity of the patient, and the periodicity of the patient A display step for displaying an indicator for measuring the amount of meals, an indicator for measuring the amount of meals other than the regular meal of the patient, and an indicator for measuring the amount of hygiene activity of the patient
Nursing record visualization method including.

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