JP2017219893A - Medical information display device, display control method, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To realize a change of layout to a plurality of sub-screens displaying medical information by a simple operation.SOLUTION: When a medical information display device, in which a display screen is divided into a plurality of sub-screens and medical information is displayed for each of the sub-screens, accepts selection of a sub-screen to be operated and specifying of a position on the display screen by operation means for accepting an operation input by an operator, the display device determines operation content to a sub-screen to be operated and an arrangement area of a sub-screen to be operated corresponding to the specified position, and displays the sub-screen to be operated in the determined arrangement area. For example, when a sub-screen b is dragged, a mouse pointer MP is moved to the inside of a right-end region of a sub-screen a, and the sub-screen b is dropped, the sub-screen b is arranged on the right of the sub-screen a of a drop destination.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 10

Description

  The present invention relates to a medical information display device, a display control method, and a program.

  In recent years, computerization of information has progressed also in the medical field, and medical information such as medical chart information and examination images is managed as electronic data. In the display of medical information, for example, the display screen is divided into a plurality of sub-screens, and medical information is displayed for each purpose on each sub-screen. A doctor makes a diagnosis with reference to medical information displayed on a chart creation screen, a medical history screen, an examination image display screen, and the like.

  When a sub-screen to be deleted is specified with multiple sub-screens displayed on the display section, the sub-screen that is scrolled is selected from the sub-screens adjacent to the sub-screen to be deleted, and the selected sub-screen is selected. There has been proposed a display control device that enlarges and displays a display area of a child screen on a display area of a child screen to be deleted (see Patent Document 1).

JP 2010-97469 A

  By the way, when medical information is divided into a plurality of sub-screens and displayed, an easy-to-use layout is different for each patient, each disease, and each medical staff. A medical worker moves or adds a sub-screen on a terminal device used for displaying medical information and changes the layout. At that time, the user freely gives instructions to change the layout of the sub-screen with a simple and easy-to-understand operation. It was difficult.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems in the prior art, and an object of the present invention is to realize a layout change for a plurality of sub-screens displaying medical information with a simple operation.

  In order to solve the above problem, the invention described in claim 1 is a medical information display device that divides a display screen into a plurality of sub-screens and displays medical information for each of the sub-screens. When an operation unit that accepts input, selection of a sub-screen to be operated by the operation unit, and designation of a position on the display screen are accepted, an operation is performed on the sub-screen to be operated according to the designated position. Control means for determining contents and an arrangement area of the operation target child screen and displaying the operation object child screen in the determined arrangement area.

  The invention according to claim 2 is the medical information display device according to claim 1, wherein the operation unit child screen is dragged and dropped on the display screen by the operation unit. And the designation of the position on the display screen are performed.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the medical information display device according to the first or second aspect, the control unit is configured such that the designated position on the display screen is the operation target of the plurality of sub-screens. When it is in the central area of the other child screens other than the child screen, the arrangement area of the operation target child screen and the arrangement area of the other child screen are switched.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the medical information display device according to the third aspect, the position of the control unit on the display screen indicated by the operation unit is within a central region of the other sub-screen. In this case, the color of the other sub-screen area is changed.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the medical information display device according to the first or second aspect, the control unit is configured such that the designated position on the display screen is the operation target of the plurality of sub-screens. If it is inside the edge area of another child screen other than the child screen, the arrangement area of the other child screen is divided into the edge area side divided by a predetermined ratio to the edge area side and the opposite side. The child screen to be operated is arranged.

  The invention according to claim 6 is the medical information display device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein each of the plurality of child screens is adjacent to the child screen and forms a rectangular region with the child screen or Grouped with a set of sub-screens, and the control means is arranged such that the specified position on the display screen is an end region of a sub-screen other than the operation target sub-screen among the plurality of sub-screens. If it is inside, after expanding the sub-screen or a set of sub-screens belonging to the same group as the sub-screen of the operation target to fill the original arrangement area of the sub-screen of the operation target, the other sub-screen The operation target child screen is arranged on the end area side obtained by dividing the arrangement area into the end area side and the opposite side.

  A seventh aspect of the present invention is the medical information display device according to the fifth or sixth aspect, wherein the position of the control unit on the display screen indicated by the operation unit is inside the end region of the other sub-screen. If it is, the color of the border on the edge area side of the other child screen is changed.

  According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in the medical information display device according to the first or second aspect, the control unit is configured such that the designated position on the display screen is the operation target of the plurality of sub-screens. When it is outside the edge area of the other child screens other than the child screen, the operation target is set on the edge area side obtained by dividing the area of the display screen into the edge area side and the opposite side at a predetermined ratio. Place the child screen.

  The invention according to claim 9 is the medical information display device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein each of the plurality of child screens is adjacent to the child screen and forms a rectangular area with the child screen or Grouped with a set of sub-screens, and the control means is arranged such that the specified position on the display screen is an end region of a sub-screen other than the operation target sub-screen among the plurality of sub-screens. If it is outside, the display screen area is expanded after expanding a sub-screen or a set of sub-screens belonging to the same group as the sub-screen of the operation target to fill the original arrangement area of the sub-screen of the operation target Is arranged on the side of the end region divided by a predetermined ratio to the side opposite to the end region side.

  According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, in the medical information display device according to the eighth or ninth aspect, the position of the control unit on the display screen indicated by the operation unit is outside the end region of the other sub-screen. If it is, the color of the border on the end area side of the display screen is changed.

  According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, in the medical information display device according to any one of the first to tenth aspects of the present invention, the control unit is configured to change the plurality of sub-screens before changing the arrangement of the plurality of sub-screens. The prediction screen showing the layout after changing the sub-screen is displayed.

  According to a twelfth aspect of the present invention, in the medical information display device according to any one of the first to eleventh aspects, two or more sub-screens can be selected as the sub-screen to be operated.

  The invention according to claim 13 is a display control method in a medical information display device that divides a display screen into a plurality of sub-screens and displays medical information for each sub-screen, and an operation for accepting an operation input of an operator A step of accepting selection of an operation target child screen and designation of a position on the display screen by means, and according to the designated position, an operation content for the operation subject child screen, and the operation object A step of determining an arrangement region of the sub-screen, and a step of displaying the sub-screen to be operated in the determined arrangement region.

  According to the invention described in claim 14, the display screen is divided into a plurality of sub-screens, and the computer of the medical information display device that displays the medical information for each sub-screen is operated by the operating means that receives the operation input of the operator. A step of accepting the selection of the child screen and the designation of the position on the display screen, the operation content for the child screen to be operated according to the designated position, and the arrangement of the child screen to be operated It is a program for executing a step of determining an area and a step of displaying the operation target child screen in the determined arrangement area.

  According to the present invention, a layout change for a plurality of sub-screens displaying medical information can be realized by a simple operation.

It is a figure which shows the structure of a medical information management system. It is a figure for demonstrating grouping of each subscreen. It is a figure for demonstrating the area | region with respect to a child screen. It is a flowchart which shows a child screen addition process. It is a display example at the time of adding a small screen. It is an example of the group information at the time of adding a small screen. It is a display example at the time of adding a small screen. It is a display example at the time of adding a small screen. It is a flowchart which shows a child screen movement process. It is an example of a display at the time of moving a subscreen. It is an example of the group information at the time of moving a subscreen. It is an example of a display at the time of moving a subscreen. It is an example of the group information at the time of moving a subscreen. It is an example of a display at the time of moving a subscreen. It is an example of the group information at the time of moving a subscreen. It is an example of a display at the time of moving a subscreen. It is an example of the group information at the time of moving a subscreen. It is a flowchart which shows a small screen replacement process. It is an example of a display at the time of replacing a subscreen. It is an example of the group information at the time of replacing a child screen. It is an example of a display at the time of replacing a subscreen. It is an example of the group information at the time of replacing a child screen. It is a flowchart which shows a child screen deletion process. It is an example of a display at the time of deleting a subscreen. It is an example of the group information at the time of deleting a child screen. It is an example of a display at the time of deleting a subscreen. It is an example of the group information at the time of deleting a child screen. It is a figure which shows the example of a prediction screen. It is an example of a display at the time of selecting two or more child screens as a child screen of operation object.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The present invention is not limited to the illustrated example.

FIG. 1 shows the configuration of the medical information management system 100.
As shown in FIG. 1, a medical information management system 100 includes a data management server 10 and a plurality of client devices 20. Each device is a LAN (Local Area Network), a WAN (Wide Area Network), or the like. Data is transmitted and received via a communication network N composed of communication lines.

  The data management server 10 accumulates and manages medical information generated at a medical facility. The medical information is various information related to medical care such as information on a patient's medical condition, test result, treatment / prescription. The medical information includes, for example, medical chart information (medical record), examination images, vital information (blood pressure, body temperature, etc.) and the like.

  The data management server 10 includes a control unit 11, an operation unit 12, a display unit 13, a communication unit 14, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 15, a storage unit 16, and the like, and each unit is connected by a bus 17.

  The control unit 11 is configured by a CPU (Central Processing Unit) or the like, reads a system program and various processing programs stored in the storage unit 16, develops them in a work area formed in the RAM 15, and configures each unit according to the program. Control.

  The operation unit 12 includes a keyboard having cursor keys, character input keys, various function keys, and the like, and a pointing device such as a mouse. The control unit 12 controls an instruction signal input by key operation or mouse operation on the keyboard. 11 is output.

  The display unit 13 includes a monitor such as an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), and displays various screens according to instructions of a display signal input from the control unit 11.

  The communication unit 14 includes a LAN adapter, a router, a TA (Terminal Adapter), and the like, and exchanges data with each device connected to the communication network N.

  The RAM 15 forms a work area that temporarily stores various programs, input or output data, parameters, and the like read from the storage unit 16 in various processes controlled by the control unit 11.

  The storage unit 16 includes a hard disk, a semiconductor nonvolatile memory, or the like. The storage unit 16 stores system programs and various processing programs executed by the control unit 11 and data necessary for executing these programs.

The storage unit 16 stores medical information, layout information, and the like.
The medical information is managed for each patient. For example, a patient ID and medical information are associated with each other and stored in the storage unit 16. The medical information is provided to the client device 20 when child screens such as a chart creation screen, a medical history screen, and an examination image display screen are displayed on the client device 20.
The layout information is information indicating the arrangement of each child screen when displaying medical information in the client device 20. The layout information is managed for each user who uses the medical information management system 100. For example, a user ID and layout information are associated with each other and stored in the storage unit 16. The layout information includes group information and position information (coordinates etc.) of each child screen.

  In response to an acquisition request from the client device 20 via the communication network N, the data management server 10 reads medical information, layout information, and the like from the storage unit 16 and transmits them to the client device 20.

  The client device 20 is a computer device that acquires and displays medical information stored and stored in the data management server 10, and is used when a doctor makes a diagnosis. The client device 20 is a medical information display device that divides a display screen into a plurality of child screens and displays medical information for each child screen.

  The client device 20 includes a control unit 21, an operation unit 22, a display unit 23, a communication unit 24, a RAM 25, a storage unit 26, and the like, and each unit is connected by a bus 27.

  The control unit 21 includes a CPU and the like, reads a system program and various processing programs stored in the storage unit 26, develops them in a work area formed in the RAM 25, and controls each unit according to the program.

  The operation unit 22 includes a keyboard having a cursor key, a character input key, various function keys, and the like, and a pointing device such as a mouse, and controls an instruction signal input by key operation or mouse operation on the keyboard. To 21. The operation unit 22 receives an operation input from the operator. The operation unit 22 may include a touch panel formed so as to cover the display unit 23.

  The display unit 23 is configured by a monitor such as an LCD, and displays various screens, medical images, and the like according to instructions of a display signal input from the control unit 21.

  The communication unit 24 includes a LAN adapter, a router, a TA, and the like, and transmits / receives data to / from each device connected to the communication network N.

  The RAM 25 forms a work area for temporarily storing various programs, input or output data, parameters, and the like read from the storage unit 26 in various processes controlled by the control unit 21.

  The storage unit 26 includes a hard disk, a semiconductor nonvolatile memory, or the like. The storage unit 26 stores system programs and various processing programs executed by the control unit 21 and data necessary for executing these programs.

Here, the concept of “container” will be introduced and grouping of each child screen will be described. Group information included in the layout information is expressed using this container. Containers are handled according to the following rules:
(1) When a child screen is added (moved), a container containing the child screen is created. The container has only a transparent and resizable frame, realizing a free layout.
(2) The container includes two objects as child elements. Containers that violate this rule are deleted.
(3) A container can contain both child screens and containers as child elements.
(4) The child screen has no child elements.

  FIG. 2A shows an example in which a set input screen P1, a chart creation screen P2, and a medical history screen P3 are displayed as a plurality of sub-screens on the display screen 30 of the display unit 23. An example of group information for this layout is shown in FIG. The container C1 stores a container C2 and a set input screen P1. The container C2 stores a chart creation screen P2 and a medical history screen P3. The group information data is assembled in the form of a binary tree with a certain container (container C1 in FIG. 2B) as a root.

  Each of the plurality of sub-screens is grouped with a sub-screen or a set (container) of sub-screens that are adjacent to the sub-screen and form a rectangular area together with the sub-screen. In the example shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the set input screen P1 is adjacent to the set input screen P1 and forms a rectangular area together with the set input screen P1 (the chart creation screen P2 and the medical history). Grouped with screen P3). The chart creation screen P2 is adjacent to the chart creation screen P2, and is grouped with a child screen (medical history screen P3) that forms a rectangular area together with the chart creation screen P2.

  When the control unit 21 receives selection of the operation target child screen and designation of the position on the display screen by the operation unit 22, the operation content on the operation target child screen according to the specified position, and The arrangement area of the operation target child screen is determined, and the operation object child screen is displayed in the determined arrangement area.

  The operator drags and drops the operation target child screen on the display screen by the operation unit 22, thereby selecting the operation target child screen and specifying the position on the display screen. In other words, pressing the left mouse button on a certain sub-screen corresponds to “selecting the sub-screen to be operated”, and dropping the selected sub-screen to be operated is “the position on the display screen. Corresponds to “designation”.

In the operation on the child screen, the operation contents differ depending on which region of the other child screen the drop destination is.
As shown in FIG. 3, as the drop destination, the center area of the child screen, the right end area inside, the left end area inside, the upper end area inside, the lower end area inside, the right end area outside, the left end area outside, the upper end area outside, and the lower end area outside Differentiated. The right end region inner side, the left end region inner side, the upper end region inner side, and the lower end region inner side are collectively referred to as an end region inner side (edge). Further, the right end region outer side, the left end region outer side, the upper end region outer side, and the lower end region outer side are collectively referred to as an end region outer side (outer peripheral part).

When the designated position on the display screen is within the central region of the other child screens other than the operation target child screen among the plurality of child screens, the control unit 21 arranges the operation target child screens. And other sub-screen layout areas.
When a certain child screen is dragged and dropped in the center area of another child screen, the replacement of the child screen is instructed.

  When the position on the display screen indicated by the operation unit 22 (the position of the mouse pointer being dragged) is within the central area of another child screen, the control unit 21 changes the color of the area of the other child screen. Change. For example, the control unit 21 changes the background color and the frame color of other child screens.

When the designated position on the display screen is inside the end region of the other child screen other than the operation target child screen among the plurality of child screens, the control unit 21 sets the arrangement region of the other child screens. A sub-screen to be operated is arranged on the end region side divided at a predetermined ratio between the end region side and the opposite side. In the present embodiment, one-to-one is used as the predetermined ratio.
When an icon corresponding to a certain sub-screen is dragged and dropped inside the end area of another sub-screen, the end of the other sub-screen layout area divided into the end area and the opposite side A certain child screen is inserted (added) on the region side, and the other child screens are reduced to the opposite side.

When the designated position on the display screen is inside the end region of the other child screens other than the operation target child screen among the plurality of child screens, the control unit 21 returns the original of the operation target child screen. After enlarging a subscreen or a set of subscreens that belong to the same group (container) as the operation target subscreen to fill the arrangement area, the arrangement area of the other subscreen is set to a predetermined area on the side opposite to the end area side The child screen to be operated is arranged on the end area side divided by the ratio. In the present embodiment, one-to-one is used as the predetermined ratio.
When a child screen is dragged and dropped inside the end area of another child screen, first, the child contained in the same container as the child screen is filled in to fill the area where the child screen is missing. A set of screens or sub-screens is enlarged. Then, a certain child screen is inserted (moved) on the end region side obtained by dividing the arrangement region of the other child screen into two on the opposite side to the end region side, and the other child screen is reduced on the opposite side. .

  When the position on the display screen (the position of the mouse pointer being dragged) indicated by the operation unit 22 is inside the end region of another sub-screen, the control unit 21 is on the end region side of the other sub-screen. Change the border color. For example, the control unit 21 displays a color line that can be distinguished from the other child screens along the boundary on the end region side of the other child screens.

When the designated position on the display screen is outside the end region of the sub-screen other than the target sub-screen among the plurality of sub-screens, the control unit 21 sets the display screen region to the end region. The child screen to be operated is arranged on the side of the end region divided at a predetermined ratio between the side and the opposite side. In the present embodiment, one-to-one is used as the predetermined ratio.
When an icon corresponding to a certain child screen is dragged and dropped outside the edge area of another child screen, the entire display screen area is divided into two parts, the edge area side and the opposite side of the other child screen. A small screen is inserted (added) on the end region side, and the small screen originally included in the display screen is reduced to the opposite side.

When the designated position on the display screen is outside the end region of the sub-screen other than the operation target sub-screen among the plurality of sub-screens, the control unit 21 controls the original of the operation target sub-screen. After expanding the sub-screen or sub-screen set that belongs to the same group (container) as the operation target sub-screen to fill the arrangement area, the display screen area is divided into the end area side and the opposite side at a predetermined ratio The sub-screen to be operated is placed on the end area side. In the present embodiment, one-to-one is used as the predetermined ratio.
When a child screen is dragged and dropped outside the edge area of another child screen, first, the child contained in the same container as the child screen is filled in to fill the area where the child screen is missing. A set of screens or sub-screens is enlarged. Then, a certain child screen is inserted (moved) on the end region side which is divided into two regions, that is, the end region side and the opposite side of the other child screens, and originally included in the display screen. Sub-screens other than a sub-screen are reduced to the opposite side.

  When the position on the display screen indicated by the operation unit 22 (the position of the mouse pointer being dragged) is outside the end region of another child screen, the control unit 21 determines the boundary of the end region side of the display screen. Change the color. For example, the control unit 21 displays a line of a color that can be distinguished from each sub-screen included in the display screen, along the boundary on the end region side of the display screen, over the entire width of the display screen.

Next, the operation of the present embodiment will be described.
When each process is executed in the client device 20, a login operation to the medical information management system 100 is performed by an operation from the operation unit 22. Specifically, when a user ID and password are input from the operation unit 22, the input information is transmitted to the data management server 10 via the communication unit 24. In the data management server 10, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the combination of the user ID and password registered in advance matches, and performs user authentication.
When displaying the medical information on the client device 20, the control unit 21 acquires the medical information of the patient from the data management server 10 via the communication unit 24. At this time, if the layout information corresponding to the logged-in user ID is registered in the data management server 10, the control unit 21 acquires the layout information from the data management server 10, and displays the layout information in the display unit 23 according to the layout information. Medical information will be displayed.

<Sub-screen addition processing>
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the child screen addition process executed by the client device 20. This process is a process of adding a new child screen to the display screen, and is realized by a software process in cooperation with the program stored in the control unit 21 and the storage unit 26.

  First, the operator selects an icon of a child screen to be added by an operation from the operation unit 22 (step S1), and drags the selected icon to a position to be added on the display screen (step S2). Specifically, the mouse pointer is moved to the position of the icon of the child screen to be added, the left button of the mouse is pressed, and the mouse is moved as it is.

Here, when the icon corresponding to the operation target child screen (the child screen to be added) is dragged to an addable position around another child screen (step S3; YES), the control unit 21 moves to the additional position. A line is displayed (step S4).
Specifically, when the mouse pointer that is dragging the icon is inside the end region of another sub-screen, the control unit 21 changes the color of the border on the end region side of the other sub-screen.
On the other hand, when the mouse pointer that is dragging the icon is outside the edge region of another child screen, the control unit 21 changes the color of the boundary on the edge region side of the display screen.

  In this state, when the icon of the child screen to be added is not dropped by the operation from the operation unit 22 (step S5; NO), the process returns to step S2 and the process is repeated.

In step S5, when the icon of the sub-screen to be added is dropped by the operation from the operation unit 22 while the line indicating the addition position is displayed (step S5; YES), the control unit 21 displays The size and arrangement area of the child screen on the screen are optimized (step S6).
Specifically, when the drop destination is inside the end region of another sub-screen, the control unit 21 sets the arrangement region of the other sub-screen to 2 on the side opposite to the end region (drop position) side. An operation target child screen is arranged on the divided end region side, and the other child screens are reduced to the opposite side.
On the other hand, when the drop destination is outside the end region of another child screen, the control unit 21 divides the display screen region into two on the end region (drop position) side and the opposite side. The sub-screen to be operated is placed on the screen, and the sub-screen originally included in the display screen is reduced to the opposite side.

Next, the control unit 21 adds and displays the operation target child screen at the dropped position (step S7). The control unit 21 displays each child screen based on the size and the arrangement area optimized in step S6.
Next, the control unit 21 sets the added child screen icon in a grayed out state (step S8).
Thus, the child screen addition process ends.

[Additional examples]
FIG. 5A is a display example when the child screen b is displayed on the display screen 30. In the icon area 40, icons 41a to 41f corresponding to the child screens a to f are displayed. Since the child screen b is already displayed on the display screen 30, the icon 41b is grayed out.
FIG. 6A shows group information in the display state shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 5B, when the icon 41e corresponding to the child screen e is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved to the inside of the right end region of the child screen b, a line L1 is displayed at the right end of the child screen b. . That is, the color of the border on the right end side of the child screen b changes. Thereby, if it is dropped in this state, it becomes possible to recognize that the child screen e is added to the right side of the child screen b.

When the icon 41e corresponding to the child screen e is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 5B, as shown in FIG. 5C, the arrangement area of the child screen b is divided into a right region and a left region, The child screen e is arranged in the right area, and the child screen b is reduced and displayed in the left area. By adding the child screen e to the display screen 30, the icon 41e in the icon area 40 is grayed out.
FIG. 6B shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. By adding the child screen e, a new container C11 is created, and the child screens b and e are included in the container C11.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 7A, when the icon 41c corresponding to the child screen c is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved outside the lower end regions of the child screens b and e, a line is formed at the lower end of the display screen 30. L2 is displayed. That is, the color of the border on the lower end side of the display screen 30 (child screens b and e) changes. Thereby, if it is dropped in this state, it becomes possible to recognize that the child screen c is added below the child screens b and e.

When the icon 41c corresponding to the child screen c is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 7A, as shown in FIG. 7B, the area of the display screen 30 is divided into a lower area and an upper area, The child screen c is arranged in the lower area, and the child screens b and e are reduced and displayed in the upper area. By adding the child screen c to the display screen 30, the icon 41c in the icon area 40 is grayed out.
FIG. 6C shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. By adding the child screen c, a new container C12 is created, and the container C11 and the child screen c are included in the container C12.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 8A, when the icon 41a corresponding to the child screen a is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved to the inside of the right end region of the child screen b, the icon 41a is moved to the right end of the arrangement region of the child screen b. Line L3 is displayed. That is, the color of the border on the right end side of the child screen b changes. Thereby, if it is dropped in this state, it becomes possible to recognize that the child screen a is added to the right side of the child screen b.

When the icon 41a corresponding to the child screen “a” is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 8A, the arrangement region of the child screen “b” is divided into a right region and a left region as shown in FIG. The child screen a is arranged in the right area, and the child screen b is reduced and displayed in the left area. By adding the child screen a to the display screen 30, the icon 41a in the icon area 40 is grayed out.
FIG. 6D shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. By adding the child screen a, a new container C13 is created as a child element of the container C11, and the child screens b and a are included in the container C13.

<Sub-screen moving process>
FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a child screen movement process executed by the client device 20. This process is a process of moving the child screen within the display screen, and is realized by a software process in cooperation with the program stored in the control unit 21 and the storage unit 26.

  First, the operator selects a child screen to be moved by an operation from the operation unit 22 (step S11), and drags the selected child screen to a position to be moved on the display screen (step S12). Specifically, the mouse pointer is moved to the position of the child screen to be moved, the left button of the mouse is pressed, and the mouse is moved as it is.

Here, when the operation target child screen (the child screen to be moved) is dragged to a movable position around another child screen (step S13; YES), the control unit 21 displays a line at the movement position. (Step S14).
Specifically, when the mouse pointer that is dragging the operation target child screen is inside the edge region of the other child screen, the control unit 21 sets the color of the boundary on the edge region side of the other child screen. change.
On the other hand, when the mouse pointer being dragged on the operation target child screen is outside the edge region of another child screen, the control unit 21 changes the color of the boundary on the edge region side of the display screen.

  In this state, when the child screen to be moved is not dropped by the operation from the operation unit 22 (step S15; NO), the process returns to step S12 and the process is repeated.

In step S15, when a child screen to be moved is dropped by an operation from the operation unit 22 in a state where a line indicating the movement position is displayed (step S15; YES), the control unit 21 displays the display screen. The size and arrangement area of the upper child screen are optimized (step S16).
Specifically, when the drop destination is inside the end region of another child screen, the control unit 21 uses the same group as the operation target child screen to fill the original arrangement region of the operation target child screen ( A child screen or a set of child screens belonging to the container) is expanded. After that, the control unit 21 arranges the operation target child screen on the end region side obtained by dividing the arrangement region of the other child screen into the end region (drop position) side and the opposite side, and displays the other child screens. Reduce to the other side.
On the other hand, when the drop destination is outside the edge region of another child screen, the control unit 21 sets the same group (container) as that of the operation target child screen to fill the original arrangement region of the operation target child screen. Expand the child screen or set of child screens to which it belongs. Thereafter, the control unit 21 arranges the child screen to be operated on the end region side which is divided into the end region (drop position) side and the side opposite to the end region (drop position) side, and was originally included in the display screen. Shrink the sub-screens other than the target sub-screen to the opposite side.

Next, the control unit 21 moves and displays the operation target child screen at the dropped position (step S17). The control unit 21 displays each child screen based on the size and the arrangement area optimized in step S16.
This completes the child screen movement process.

[Movement example 1]
FIG. 10A is a display example when child screens a, b, c, and e are displayed on the display screen 30.
FIG. 11A shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. Container C21 stores container C22 and child screen c. The container C22 stores a container C23 and a child screen e. In the container C23, child screens b and a are stored.

  As shown in FIG. 10B, when the child screen b is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved to the inside of the right end region of the child screen a, a line L4 is displayed at the right end of the child screen a. That is, the color of the border on the right end side of the child screen a changes. Thereby, if it is dropped in this state, it becomes possible to recognize that the child screen b is moved to the right side of the child screen a.

When the child screen b is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 10B, the child screen a belonging to the same group (container C23) as the child screen b is enlarged to temporarily fill the original arrangement area of the child screen b. That is, the child screen “a” is a range obtained by combining the child screens “a” and “b” shown in FIG. Then, the arrangement area of the drop-destination child screen a is divided into a right region and a left region, and as shown in FIG. 10C, a child screen b is arranged in the right region and a child screen is displayed in the left region. a is reduced and displayed.
FIG.11 (b) is an image figure of the group information at the time of the display state shown in FIG.10 (b). FIG. 11C shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. The child screen b once leaves the container C23 and is stored again in the same container C23 as the child screen a.

[Movement example 2]
FIG. 12A shows a display example when child screens a, b, c, and e are displayed on the display screen 30 (similar to FIG. 10A). The group information in the display state shown in FIG. 12A is the same as that in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 12B, when the child screen b is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved to the inside of the left end region of the child screen e, a line L5 is displayed at the left end of the child screen e. That is, the color of the border on the left end side of the child screen e changes. Thereby, if it is dropped in this state, it becomes possible to recognize that the child screen b is moved to the left side of the child screen e.

When the child screen b is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 12B, as shown in FIG. 12C, it belongs to the same group (container C23) as the child screen b so as to fill the original arrangement area of the child screen b. The child screen a is enlarged, the arrangement area of the drop-destination child screen e is divided into a left region and a right region, a child screen b is arranged in the left region, and the child screen e is reduced in the right region. Is displayed.
FIG. 13A is an image diagram of the group information in the display state shown in FIG. FIG. 13B is an image diagram of the group information when shifting from the display state shown in FIG. 12B to the display state shown in FIG. When the child screen b moves to the same group as the child screen e, a new container C24 is created as a child element of the container C22, and the child screens b and e are included in the container C24. Further, the container C23 having only one child element is deleted. FIG. 13C shows group information in the display state shown in FIG.

[Movement example 3]
FIG. 14A is a display example when child screens a, b, c, and e are displayed on the display screen 30 (similar to FIG. 10A). Further, the group information in the display state shown in FIG. 14A is the same as that in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 14B, when the child screen c is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved to the inside of the upper end region of the child screen e, a line L6 is displayed at the upper end of the child screen e. That is, the color of the border on the upper end side of the child screen e changes. Thereby, if it is dropped in this state, it becomes possible to recognize that the child screen c is moved above the child screen e.

When the child screen c is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 14B, the container C22 belonging to the same group (container C21) as the child screen c (the container C23 belonging to the container C22) is temporarily filled to fill the original arrangement area of the child screen c. The sub-screens a, b, and e included in FIG. Then, the arrangement area of the drop-destination child screen e is divided into an upper area and a lower area, and as shown in FIG. 14C, the child screen c is arranged in the upper area, and the lower area The child screen e is reduced and displayed.
FIG. 15A is an image diagram of the group information in the display state shown in FIG. FIG. 15B is an image diagram of the group information when shifting from the display state shown in FIG. 14B to the display state shown in FIG. When the child screen c moves to the same group as the child screen e, a new container C25 is created as a child element of the container C22, and the child screens c and e are included in the container C25. Further, the container C21 having only one child element is deleted. FIG. 15C shows group information in the display state shown in FIG.

[Movement example 4]
FIG. 16A is a display example when child screens a, b, c, and e are displayed on the display screen 30 (similar to FIG. 10A). Further, the group information in the display state shown in FIG. 16A is the same as that in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 16B, when the child screen c is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved outside the upper end area of the child screens a, b, e, the display screen 30 (child screens b, a, e) A line L7 is displayed at the upper end. That is, the color of the upper boundary of the sub-screens a, b, e changes. Thereby, if it is dropped in this state, it becomes possible to recognize that the child screen c is moved above the child screens a, b, e.

When the child screen c is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 16B, the container C22 belonging to the same group (container C21) as the child screen c (the container C23 belonging to the container C22) is temporarily filled to fill the original arrangement area of the child screen c. The sub-screens a, b, and e included in FIG. Then, as shown in FIG. 16 (c), the area of the display screen 30 is divided into an upper area and a lower area, a child screen c is arranged in the upper area, and the child screens a, b and e are reduced and displayed.
FIG. 17A is an image diagram of group information in the display state shown in FIG. FIG. 17B is an image diagram of the group information when the display state shown in FIG. 16B is changed to the display state shown in FIG. When the child screen c moves to the same group as the container C22, a new container C26 is created, and the child screen c and the container C22 are included in the container C26. Further, the container C21 having only one child element is deleted. FIG. 17C shows group information in the display state shown in FIG.

<Sub-screen replacement process>
FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing a small-screen replacement process executed by the client device 20. This process is a process of switching the sub-screens in the display screen, and is realized by a software process in cooperation with the program stored in the control unit 21 and the storage unit 26.

  First, the operator selects a child screen to be replaced by an operation from the operation unit 22 (step S21), and drags the selected child screen to a replacement child screen on the display screen (step S22). Specifically, the mouse pointer is moved to the position of the sub-screen to be replaced, the left mouse button is pressed, and the mouse is moved as it is.

Here, when the sub-screen to be operated (the sub-screen to be replaced) is dragged to a replaceable position in the center of another sub-screen (step S23; YES), the control unit 21 determines that the sub-screen of the replacement destination The background color is changed (step S24).
Specifically, when the mouse pointer that is dragging the child screen to be operated is within the central region of the other child screen, the control unit 21 changes the background color of the region of the other child screen.

  In this state, when the child screen to be replaced is not dropped by an operation from the operation unit 22 (step S25; NO), the process returns to step S22 and the process is repeated.

In step S25, when the child screen to be replaced is dropped by an operation from the operation unit 22 in a state where the background color of the replacement child screen is changed (step S25; YES), the control unit 21 The placement area of the operation target child screen and the placement destination child screen placement area are switched (step S26).
This completes the sub-screen replacement process.

[Replacement example 1]
FIG. 19A is a display example when child screens a, b, c, and e are displayed on the display screen 30.
FIG. 20A shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. The container C31 stores a container C32 and a child screen c. The container C32 stores a container C33 and a child screen e. The container C33 stores child screens b and a.

  As shown in FIG. 19B, when the child screen c is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved into the central area of the child screen e, the background color of the child screen e is changed. Thereby, if it drops in this state, it will become possible to recognize that the child screen c and the child screen e are switched.

When the child screen c is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 19B, the arrangement area of the operation target child screen c and the arrangement area of the drop destination child screen e are switched as shown in FIG. 19C.
FIG. 20B is an image diagram of the group information in the display state shown in FIG. FIG. 20C shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. The child screen c and the child screen e are interchanged.

[Replacement example 2]
FIG. 21A is a display example when child screens a, b, c, and e are displayed on the display screen 30 (similar to FIG. 19A). The group information in the display state shown in FIG. 21A is the same as that in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 21B, when the child screen b is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved into the central area of the child screen c, the background color of the child screen c is changed. Thereby, if it drops in this state, it will become possible to recognize that the child screen b and the child screen c are switched.

When the child screen b is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 21B, as shown in FIG. 21C, the arrangement area of the operation target child screen b and the arrangement area of the drop destination child screen c are switched.
FIG. 22A is an image diagram of group information in the display state shown in FIG. FIG. 22B shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. The child screen b and the child screen c are interchanged.

<Sub-screen deletion process>
FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing a sub-screen deletion process executed by the client device 20. This process is a process of deleting a child screen in the display screen, and is realized by a software process in cooperation with the program stored in the control unit 21 and the storage unit 26.

  First, the operator selects a child screen to be deleted by an operation from the operation unit 22 (step S31). Specifically, move the mouse pointer to the position of the child screen you want to delete and click the mouse.

  Here, when the close button at the upper right of the selected child screen is pressed by the operation from the operation unit 22 (step S32; YES), the control unit 21 deletes the operation target child screen (step S33). ).

Next, the control unit 21 expands a child screen or a group of child screens belonging to the same group (container) as the child screen to be operated to the deleted area (step S34).
Next, the control unit 21 returns the icon corresponding to the deleted child screen to the active state (step S35).
This completes the child screen deletion process.

  In the sub-screen deletion process, the process of step S31 is omitted, and by pressing the close button on the upper right of the sub-screen to be deleted, the selection of the sub-screen to be deleted and the deletion instruction for the sub-screen are performed simultaneously. Also good.

[Delete Example 1]
FIG. 24A shows a display example when child screens a, b, c, and e are displayed on the display screen 30.
FIG. 25A shows group information in the display state shown in FIG. A container C41 stores a container C42 and a child screen c. The container C42 stores a container C43 and a child screen e. The container C43 stores child screens b and a.

As shown in FIG. 24B, when the mouse pointer MP is set to the close button 51 provided in the upper right area of the child screen a and the close button 51 is pressed, as shown in FIG. While the child screen a is deleted, the child screen b belonging to the same group (container C43) as the operation target child screen a is expanded to the deleted area. In the icon area 40, the icon 41a corresponding to the deleted child screen a is activated.
FIG. 25B is an image diagram of group information when the display state shown in FIG. 24B is changed to the display state shown in FIG. With the deletion of the child screen a, the container C43 having only one child element is deleted. FIG. 25C shows group information in the display state shown in FIG.

[Delete Example 2]
FIG. 26A shows a display example when child screens a, b, c, and e are displayed on the display screen 30 (similar to FIG. 24A). The group information in the display state shown in FIG. 26A is the same as that in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 26B, when the mouse pointer MP is set to the close button 52 provided in the upper right area of the child screen c and the close button 52 is pressed, as shown in FIG. While the child screen c is deleted, the child screens a, b, and e included in the container C42 (including the container C43 belonging to the container C42) belonging to the same group (container C41) as the operation target child screen c are Enlarged to the deleted area. In the icon area 40, the icon 41c corresponding to the deleted child screen c is activated.
Fig.27 (a) is an image figure of the group information at the time of shifting to the display state shown in FIG.26 (c) from the display state shown in FIG.26 (b). With the deletion of the child screen c, the container C41 having only one child element is deleted. FIG. 27B shows group information in the display state shown in FIG.

After the above-described child screen addition processing, child screen movement processing, child screen replacement processing, and child screen deletion processing, the control unit 21 creates layout information (group information, child screens) created along with the layout change of each child screen. Is transmitted to the data management server 10 via the communication unit 24. The position information of the child screen includes, for example, upper left coordinates and lower right coordinates of the child screen area. Further, the position information of each child screen can be finely adjusted by changing the boundary position of the child screen by an operation from the operation unit 22 in a state where the child screen is displayed on the display unit 23 of the client device 20. To do.
In the data management server 10, the control unit 11 stores the layout information received from the client device 20 in the storage unit 16 in association with the user ID of the operator of the client device 20.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the operator only selects the operation target child screen and specifies the position on the display screen. Since the arrangement area of the sub-screen to be operated is determined, a layout change for a plurality of sub-screens displaying medical information can be realized with a simple operation.
For example, an intuitively easy-to-understand operation can be realized by a drag-and-drop operation.

Specifically, by changing the position (drop destination) on the display screen to be designated within the center area of another child screen, the arrangement area of the child screen to be operated and the arrangement area of the other child screen are switched. be able to.
At this time, by changing the color of the area of the other child screen, the child screen that is the replacement destination can be recognized.

In addition, by setting the specified position (drop destination) on the display screen to be inside the edge area of the other child screen, the child screen to be operated is placed on the edge area side of the other child screen placement area. can do.
At this time, the position of the addition destination / movement destination can be recognized by changing the color of the border on the edge region side of the other child screen.

In addition, by specifying the position (drop destination) on the display screen to be outside the edge area of another child screen, the operation target child screen can be arranged on the edge area side obtained by dividing the display screen area. it can.
At this time, by changing the color of the boundary on the end area side of the display screen, the position of the addition destination / movement destination can be recognized.

  In this way, the layout can be instantly changed to suit the operator, patient, and disease with a simple operation, leading to improved medical efficiency, improved medical quality, and reduced patient waiting time. You can increase the number of daily treatments.

  The description in the above embodiment is an example of the medical information display device according to the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to this. The detailed configuration and detailed operation of each part constituting the apparatus can be changed as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

  For example, in the above embodiment, the case where the client device 20 reads and displays the medical information stored in the data management server 10 has been described as an example, but the storage unit, the display unit, A part or all of the control unit that displays the medical information on the child screen may be configured by an integrated device. The arrangement area of each small screen displayed on the client device 20 may be determined on the data management server 10 side.

In the above embodiment, the case where the layout information is managed for each user has been described as an example. However, the layout information is managed for each patient, for each disease, and for each set client device 20. Also good.
In addition, layout information whose settings have been changed by the own device may be stored in the storage unit 26 of the client device 20.

  In the above-described embodiment, the case where the one-to-one ratio is used as the predetermined ratio for dividing the area when the arrangement area of the sub-screen is determined as the sub-screen is added or moved has been described. It is not limited to.

Moreover, in the client apparatus 20, the control part 21 is good also as displaying the prediction screen which shows the arrangement | positioning after a several subscreen change before the arrangement | positioning of a several subscreen is changed.
FIG. 28 shows an example of the prediction screen 61 displayed on the display screen when the child screen is moved. The situation shown in FIG. 28 is the same as FIG. When the child screen b is dragged by the operation from the operation unit 22 and the mouse pointer MP is moved to the inside of the right end region of the child screen a, the control unit 21 displays the line L8 on the right end of the child screen a and The prediction screen 61 similar to 10 (c) is displayed on a small screen.
As a result, the layout of the child screen after the change can be confirmed before the layout of the child screen is changed, and the layout of the child screen after the change can be predicted.

In the client device 20, two or more child screens may be selectable as the operation target child screens. For example, two or more child screens are selected as the operation target child screens by clicking the mouse on each of the plurality of child screens while pressing the control key.
FIG. 29A shows an example in which a child screen group 71 including child screens a and b is selected as a child screen to be operated.

  As shown in FIG. 29B, when the child screen group 71 is dragged and the mouse pointer MP is moved to the inside of the right end region of the child screen c, a line L9 is displayed at the right end of the child screen c. That is, the color of the border on the right end side of the child screen c changes. Thereby, if it is dropped in this state, it becomes possible to recognize that the child screens a and b are moved together on the right side of the child screen c.

When the child screen group 71 is dropped at the position shown in FIG. 29B, as shown in FIG. 29C, the child belonging to the same group as the child screen group 71 is filled to fill the original arrangement area of the child screen group 71. The screen e is enlarged. Then, the arrangement area of the drop-destination child screen c is divided into a right region and a left region, a child screen group 71 (child screens a and b) is disposed in the right region, and the child screen c is present in the left region. It is reduced and displayed.
In this way, the layout can be changed collectively for two or more sub-screens.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Data management server 11 Control part 16 Storage part 20 Client apparatus 21 Control part 22 Operation part 23 Display part 26 Storage part 30 Display screen 61 Prediction screen 71 Child screen group 100 Medical information management system N Communication network af Child screen

Claims (14)

A medical information display device that divides a display screen into a plurality of sub-screens and displays medical information for each sub-screen,
An operation means for accepting an operator's operation input;
When the selection of the operation target child screen and the designation of the position on the display screen are accepted by the operation means, the operation content for the operation subject child screen and the operation object are determined according to the designated position. Control means for determining an arrangement area of the child screen and displaying the operation target child screen in the determined arrangement area;
A medical information display device comprising:   The selection of the operation target child screen and the designation of the position on the display screen are performed by dragging and dropping the operation target child screen on the display screen by the operation means. The medical information display device described.   The control means, when the specified position on the display screen is within a central region of a sub-screen other than the sub-screen of the operation target among the sub-screens, The medical information display apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a placement area of a child screen and a placement area of the other child screen are switched.   The said control means changes the color of the area | region of the said other subscreen, when the position on the said display screen which the said operation means shows exists in the center part area | region of the said other subscreen. Medical information display device.   When the designated position on the display screen is inside the end region of a sub-screen other than the sub-screen to be operated among the plurality of sub-screens, The medical information display device according to claim 1, wherein the child screen to be operated is arranged on the end area side obtained by dividing the arrangement area of the screen into the end area side and the opposite side at a predetermined ratio. Each of the plurality of sub-screens is grouped with a sub-screen or a set of sub-screens adjacent to the sub-screen and forming a rectangular area with the sub-screen,
The control means, when the designated position on the display screen is inside an end region of a sub-screen other than the target sub-screen among the plurality of sub-screens, After enlarging a subscreen or a set of subscreens that belong to the same group as the subscreen to be operated to fill the original arrangement area of the subscreen, the arrangement area of the other subscreen is opposite to the end area side The medical information display device according to claim 1, wherein the operation target child screen is arranged on the side of the end region divided by a predetermined ratio.   When the position on the display screen indicated by the operation means is inside the end region of the other sub-screen, the control unit changes the color of the boundary on the end region side of the other sub-screen. Item 7. The medical information display device according to Item 5 or 6.   When the designated position on the display screen is outside the end region of a sub-screen other than the sub-screen to be operated among the plurality of sub-screens, The medical information display apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the operation target child screen is arranged on the end region side obtained by dividing the region into the end region side and the opposite side at a predetermined ratio. Each of the plurality of sub-screens is grouped with a sub-screen or a set of sub-screens adjacent to the sub-screen and forming a rectangular area with the sub-screen,
The control means, when the designated position on the display screen is outside the end region of the other child screens other than the child screen to be operated among the plurality of child screens, After enlarging a subscreen or a set of subscreens belonging to the same group as the subscreen to be operated to fill the original arrangement area of the subscreen, the display screen area is set to the side opposite to the end area side. The medical information display device according to claim 1, wherein the operation target child screen is arranged on the side of the end region divided at a predetermined ratio.   The said control means changes the color of the boundary by the side of the said edge area of the said display screen, when the position on the said display screen which the said operation means shows exists in the edge area area | region of the said other sub-screen. The medical information display device according to 8 or 9.   The medical device according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the control unit displays a prediction screen indicating an arrangement after the change of the plurality of child screens before the arrangement of the plurality of child screens is changed. Information display device.   The medical information display device according to any one of claims 1 to 11, wherein two or more sub-screens can be selected as the sub-screen to be operated. A display control method in a medical information display device that divides a display screen into a plurality of sub-screens and displays medical information for each sub-screen,
A step of receiving selection of a sub-screen to be operated by an operating means for receiving an operation input of an operator, and designation of a position on the display screen;
In accordance with the designated position, determining the operation content for the operation target child screen, and an arrangement area of the operation target child screen;
Displaying the operation target child screen in the determined arrangement area;
A display control method including: The display screen is divided into a plurality of sub-screens, and the medical information display device computer displays the medical information for each sub-screen.
A step of receiving selection of a sub-screen to be operated by an operating means for receiving an operation input of an operator, and designation of a position on the display screen;
In accordance with the designated position, determining the operation content for the operation target child screen, and an arrangement area of the operation target child screen;
Displaying the operation target child screen in the determined arrangement area;
A program for running