JP2018005718A - Data management system and data management program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To classify care service information open to the public into desired categories and store the classified information in a closed area.SOLUTION: A resource management system 1 comprises: open local resources 121, open care insurance service 122, and closed local resources 123 that have information on the content of care service provided from a predetermined provider associated with identification information for identifying the provider, are classified into predetermined categories, and are stored as care service information; and display control means that, when copying of the care service information is instructed to the closed local resources 123 from the open local resources 121 and open care insurance service 122, selectively displays a category different from a category at the source of copying.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 45

Description

  The present invention relates to a data management system and a data management program.

In recent years, with the development of the Internet, public wireless communication, and the like, systems that can provide various types of information to electronic devices (terminal devices) have been operated.
For example, local residents (supporters who need assistance) have a need to receive life support services and a need to know medical institutions to visit. Therefore, by registering local non-insurance services and home medical information and disclosing them to users via the Internet, the services provided by city halls, medical associations, volunteer centers, etc. can be notified to users. It has been broken. As a result, nursing care portal sites that can quickly find informal services (local resources) that are often overlooked are beginning to spread. Such a portal site specialized in nursing care makes it possible to visualize resources existing in the region and transmit various information that can be utilized in business. It is also possible to share information between approved members.

The facility information providing system described in Patent Document 1 stores map information and facility information including at least facility point information and category information, and controls a user to input a category via an input unit. In this system, based on the stored facility information, the scale of map information in which a predetermined number of facilities corresponding to the input category are included in the display area is calculated as a recommended scale, and the calculated recommended scale is output via the output unit. Can be output.
As described above, in the related art described in Patent Document 1, a facility corresponding to a category is searched for when the user inputs designation of the category. Furthermore, the positions of a predetermined number of facilities are displayed on the map according to the center position information of the map being displayed and the current position information.

JP 2012-163738 A

  With the aging of society in recent years, an extremely large number of nursing care services have been provided, and there are a wide variety of types. The care service information is deleted from the public area after a predetermined public time. Moreover, although these care service information was classified by the category which a system provides, it may be difficult to search because it differs from the category of each service provider.

  An object of the present invention is to classify published care service information into a desired category and store it in a non-public area.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides:
The content information of the nursing care service provided by the predetermined provider is associated with the identification information for identifying the provider and is classified into a predetermined category and stored as nursing service information. A database and a second database;
Display control means for selectively displaying a category different from the category at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database;
A data management system comprising:

  According to the present invention, published care service information can be classified in a desired category and stored in a non-public area.

It is a figure which shows schematic structure of the system in this embodiment. It is a conceptual diagram for demonstrating the sharing relationship of the service information in this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the server apparatus and terminal in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the homepage screen of the local comprehensive care support site of the server apparatus in this embodiment. It is a flowchart shown about the search process by the server apparatus in this embodiment. It is a flowchart shown about the search process by the server apparatus in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the homepage screen after login in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the list display of the list screen of the general public area resource information in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the map display of the list screen of the general public area resource information in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the upper part of the detailed search condition designation | designated screen in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the condition clear button and search button in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the detailed screen of the general public local resource information in this embodiment. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the process which matches and registers general public area resource information for every target person in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the registration destination list | wrist which shows the registration destination of the general public area resource information in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the object person in this embodiment, and the registered public area resource information (clip data). It is a flowchart for demonstrating the process for displaying the clipped general public area resource information in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of my page image in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the my page detailed screen in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows a provider setting content. It is a schematic diagram which shows the provider included in a group. It is an outline transition figure to each screen concerning business enterprise setting. It is a figure which shows an example of the sharing page of service information. It is a figure which shows the menu before application of the shared page of service information. It is a figure which shows the menu after the application of the shared page of service information. It is a figure which shows an example of a provider list screen. It is a figure which shows the transition from a provider list screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a provider detailed screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a provider correction update screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a provider new registration screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a category setting list screen. It is a figure which shows the transition from a category setting list screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a category setting detail screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a major classification and minor classification correction update screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a large classification and small classification new registration screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a service information list screen. It is a figure which shows the transition from a service information list screen. It is FIG. (1) which shows an example of a service information detailed screen / basic information. FIG. 10 is a second diagram illustrating an example of a service information detail screen / basic information. It is a figure which shows an example of a service information detailed screen / comment. It is FIG. (1) which shows an example of a service information correction update screen. It is FIG. (2) which shows an example of a service information correction update screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a service information new registration screen. It is a figure which shows an example of the clipped public area resource list screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a system delivery registration screen. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the process of my page posting. It is a figure which shows an example of a service information search screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a service list printing screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a service list print item setting screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a system publication information list screen. It is a figure which shows the transition from a system posting information list screen. It is FIG. (1) which shows an example of a system posting information detailed screen. It is FIG. (2) which shows an example of a system posting information detailed screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a system posting information correction update screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a system publication information new registration screen.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 to 3 show the configuration of the system.
FIG. 4 to FIG. 18 show a case where the regional comprehensive care support site is browsed from each terminal of the user. This comprehensive community care support site functions as an information search tool specialized in local resources, and can search formal information and informal information. In addition to providing information for care managers, the method of utilizing local resources as an example of the use of informal services, commentary on lectures by experts as information on local nursing seminars, revision of laws and industry trends as information on recent nursing care services Deliver etc.
19 to 54 show a case where the information sharing tool is operated from each terminal of a company administrator or system administrator. This information sharing tool can share information by creating a group between members of the resource management system 1 as a tool useful for the work of care managers and businesses.

<System configuration>
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a resource management system 1 in the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 1, the resource management system 1 (data management system) in the present embodiment includes server devices 3 a and 3 b, a load balancer 11, a relational database 12, and a simple storage device 13. This resource management system 1 is communicably connected to terminals 2a and 2b via a load balancer 11 and the Internet 19. The terminal 2a in FIG. 1 is operated by a manager 281 of a public institution in the municipality. The terminal 2b is operated by a general user 29 (for example, a local resident) who receives a care service.
A server device 39 of each company is connected to the Internet 19. Further, the server apparatuses 3a and 3b of the resource management system 1 are connected to be able to communicate with the terminal 2d of the system manager 20 and the terminal 2c of the manager 281 of the company.
Hereinafter, when the server devices 3a and 3b are not particularly distinguished, they are simply referred to as the server device 3. When the terminals 2a to 2d are not particularly distinguished, they are simply referred to as the terminal 2.

The server device 3 opens a Web site for providing an information search service to the terminal 2 connected via the Internet 19. The server device 3 in the present embodiment opens a local comprehensive care support site that provides information related to care in a region, for example.
This regional comprehensive care support site provides, for example, service provider information (hereinafter sometimes referred to as regional resource information) to support users who are involved in nursing care in each region, and article content related to nursing care Function is provided. This regional comprehensive care support site is further provided with a function for supporting communication (such as a bulletin board and schedule adjustment / questionnaire) between users. Here, the service provider is a private business operator or a public institution.

  Moreover, as a user in a broad sense of this system, for example, a care manager, a care worker, a social worker, a care worker, a care service manager (service provider), a care family member, a care recipient, a local government official, a group official (NPO) , Volunteers), doctors, nurses, pharmacists, rehabilitation, and registered dietitians. NPO (Nonprofit Organization) means a non-profit organization.

Service provider information is classified into a plurality of categories, and further classified into regions based on administrative divisions. The categories of this embodiment are “health / willingness”, “household assistance / accompaniment / assistance”, “caregiver / dementia support”, “emergency call / watching / disaster prevention”, “distribution / delivery”, “transfer / delivery” There are eight types: “welfare equipment”, “subsidy / subsidy”, and “consultation counter / others”.
The load balancer 11 appropriately distributes the request from the terminal 2 to the server devices 3a and 3b.

  The relational database 12 is a server device that stores an online database. The relational database 12 includes a publicly available local resource 121 (part of the first database) in which regional resource information to be provided to the general user 29 through the regional comprehensive care support site is registered, and a publicly disclosed long-term care insurance service 122 (first 1), a non-public area resource 123 (second database) that is managed internally by the business without being disclosed to general users 29, a business database 124, and a category setting database 125 are stored. Is done. Note that the public care insurance service 122 stores care service information to which care insurance is applied. On the other hand, the public service area resource 121 stores care service information to which care insurance is not applied. In these public area resource 121, public long-term care insurance service 122, and non-public area resource 123, the content information of the care service provided by a predetermined provider provides identification for identifying this provider In addition to being associated with information, the information is classified and stored by predetermined region and category.

In the private area resource 123 (second database), a copy of the care service information stored in the public area resource 121 and the public care insurance service 122, care service information newly delivered to the resource management system 1, etc. Is stored. The care service information handed over to the resource management system 1 is stored in the public area resource 121 or the public care insurance service 122 and is released for a predetermined period.
The company database 124 is a database that manages companies that participate in the resource management system 1 and provide various services. In the figure, the database is abbreviated as “DB”.

The category setting database 125 sets a category different from the categories classified in the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122. The private area resource 123 is displayed based on the category of the category setting database 125 customized by each business operator.
The simple storage device 13 is a server device that provides an online storage Web service. The simple storage device 13 stores various contents constituting the Web site.

  The server device 39 opens a home page of each service provider. In the home page established in the server device 39, a URL (uniform resource locator) and a link of the home page included in the service provider information (regional resource information) searched by the regional comprehensive care support site of the server device 3 are set. Has been. Therefore, the homepage established in the server device 39 can be accessed by designating the URL from the search result of the regional comprehensive care support site of the server device 3.

The terminal 2a is used by a city administrator 281. The terminal 2b is used by a general user 29 who is a local resident, for example. These terminals 2a and 2b send and receive data via the Internet 19 by accessing a search site established by the server device 3 and a service provider homepage established by the server device 39. The terminal 2c of the company administrator 281 and the terminal 2d of the system administrator 20 access the server device 3 via a dedicated line. These terminals 2a to 2d are realized by, for example, a personal computer, a tablet computer, a smartphone, a mobile phone, a television with a communication function, a car navigation device, a home game device, or the like.
The Internet 19 is a network realized by connecting computer networks to each other.

FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram for explaining the sharing relationship of service information.
As described with reference to FIG. 1, the operators who operate the terminal 2 form a group 27 with, for example, the operators 28 a and 28 b. The business operators 28a and 28b are branches belonging to the group 27, which is the head office, for example. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and may be administrative organizations belonging to the same administrative region, for example. The business operator 28 c does not belong to the group 27. The system administrator 20 manages the resource management system 1 and can access all of the resource management system 1.

  The resource management system 1 of this embodiment can browse the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122 with any user ID. In FIG. 2, one-way arrows are drawn from the general users 29, the group 27, and the business 28c, which are local residents, to both the public community resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122. But you can see it. Accordingly, the group 27 and the business operator 28c can provide information on various services to the general user 29. Hereinafter, when not distinguishing each provider 28a-28c, it describes as the provider 28. Each business operator 28 includes an administrator 281 and a general member 282.

  Information stored in the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122 (first database) is deleted when the information provision period ends. However, it is meaningful for each business operator 28 to store service information provided in the past. In addition, there is information that is meaningful but confidential within the operator 28, such as trouble information related to services provided in the past. The private area resource 123 (second database) is a database that stores such information.

  The private area resource 123a is created by the business 28a out of the private area resources 123, and can be viewed and edited by the administrator 281 belonging to the business 28a. Further, it can only be browsed by a general member 282 belonging to the business operator 28a. The administrator 281 has administrator authority over the private area resource 123a in order to enable browsing and editing of the private area resource 123a. On the other hand, the general member 282 has general authority over the private area resource 123a. In FIG. 2, a bidirectional arrow indicates that browsing and editing are possible, and a unidirectional arrow indicates that browsing is possible. Similarly, the private area resource 123b is created by the business 28b out of the private area resources 123, and can be viewed and edited by the administrator 281 belonging to the business 28b. Further, it can only be browsed by a general member 282 belonging to the business operator 28b.

The private area resource 123a can only be viewed from the administrator 281 belonging to the business operator 28b. Although not shown, the private area resource 123a can be browsed only by the general member 282. Similarly, the private area resource 123b can only be browsed by the administrator 281 and the general member 282 belonging to the business operator 28a.
The private area resource 123c is created by the business 28c out of the private area resources 123, and can be viewed and edited by the administrator 281 belonging to the business 28c. The private area resource 123c cannot be browsed by users belonging to the group 27 or general users 29. Similarly, the non-public regional resources 123a and 123b of the group 27 cannot be viewed from the administrator 281 and the general member 282 belonging to the business operator 28c and the general users 29 such as local residents.
In this way, group registration can be performed in units of each business office or branch office, and a plurality of business offices or branch offices can be grouped. For example, when the care support section of the city hall and the comprehensive support center in the area are grouped, the registered information can be browsed. This grouping operation is performed by the system administrator 20 on a management screen (not shown).

In addition, the resource management system 1 can browse the private area resources 123a and 123b with user IDs belonging to the group 27. Furthermore, the resource management system 1 enables the private area resource 123a to be browsed / edited by the manager 281 belonging to the operator 28a, and allows the private area resource 123b to be browsed / edited by the administrator 281 belonging to the company 28b. Yes. That is, with the user ID of a general local resident, the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122 can be accessed, but the private area resources 123a to 123c cannot be accessed.
In addition, although FIG. 2 demonstrated with the non-public area | region resource 123, the information database closed within the provider is also possible for the provider database 124 and the category setting database 125 similarly.

  The resource management system 1 provides a service information disclosure function to a business operator for a fee. The system administrator 20 sets the types of business types “administration (government, comprehensive, etc.),“ private ”, and“ volunteer center ”on the series of business management screens shown in FIGS. Set. Further, the system administrator 20 sets a system use permission, a free service period, and a use start date on a business management screen (not shown). When the free period has passed, the resource management system 1 can only browse and delete the input data, and prohibits registration of new data and editing of existing data.

  FIG. 3A is a block diagram showing the server device 3 in the present embodiment. As illustrated in FIG. 3A, the server device 3 includes a processor 31, a memory 32, a storage device 34, an input device 33, a display device 35, and a communication device 36.

  The processor 31 controls the entire server device 3. The processor 31 executes a basic program recorded in the storage device 34 and a search site program recorded in the simple storage device 13 to control each unit of the server device 3.

  The memory 32 temporarily stores various programs including a basic program and a search site program, and various data. The storage device 34 stores a basic program.

  The input device 33 is a keyboard, a pointing device, or the like, and inputs data according to an operation by an administrator of the server device 3 or the like. The display device 35 is an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) device or the like, and displays information according to the processing of the server device 3. The communication device 36 controls communication with the outside.

  FIG. 3B is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the terminal 2 in the present embodiment. As illustrated in FIG. 3B, the terminal 2 includes a processor 21, a memory 22, a storage device 24, an input device 23, a display device 25, and a communication device 26.

  The processor 21 controls the entire terminal 2 and is a circuit for controlling each unit by executing a basic program and various application programs stored in the storage device 24. The processor 21 displays a screen of a search site (page) provided by the server device 3 by executing the browser program, and transmits data input through the screen to the server device 3.

  The memory 22 temporarily stores various programs including a basic program and a browser program, and various data. In addition to the basic program and browser program, the storage device 24 stores regional resource information received through the search site.

  The input device 23 is a keyboard, a pointing device (mouse, touch pad) or the like, and inputs data according to an operation by a user of the terminal 2 or the like. The display device 25 is an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) or the like, and displays information corresponding to the processing of the terminal 2. The communication device 26 is connected to the Internet 19 and controls communication with the server device 3 and the server device 39.

  Next, operation | movement of the server apparatus 3 in this embodiment is demonstrated. The server device 3 implements various processes described below by executing a search site program by the processor 31.

  First, the screen of the search site established by the server device 3 will be described. When the terminal 2 accesses the search site, the server device 3 transmits data of the search site and causes the terminal 2 to display a Web page.

<< Operating the system from each user terminal >>
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a home page of a regional comprehensive care support site (search site) provided by the server device 3 according to the present embodiment. This regional comprehensive care support site is designed with, for example, an orange theme color to indicate that it is intended for publicly available local resources.
This regional comprehensive care support site is a public area resource search site for searching for service providers (public area resources: private businesses, public institutions). The comprehensive community care support site has a condition search menu (keyword search, service type (category) search, area search) and users (care managers, etc.) to search for candidates for publicly available local resource information by specifying conditions. Candidates (map display, list display) of publicly available local resource information narrowed down to a designated area (pre-registration) can be selectively displayed.

  The homepage screen 40 shown in FIG. 4 includes, for example, a guest login button 401, a menu 402, a new public area resource display area 403, a member login button 405, a new registration button 406, a keyword search text box 407, a category. A search button 408 and a general public area search area 409 are provided.

  A guest login button 401 and a new registration button 406 are buttons for a non-member (guest) to input a login instruction. When the login button 401 or the new registration button 406 is selected (mouse click) by operating the input device 23 such as a mouse, a non-member newly inputs a mail address and password as a member ID. Transition to a user registration screen (not shown) for acquiring an account. Non-members can become members of the resource management system 1 by acquiring an account. In order to join the resource management system 1 as a member of a business operator, it is necessary to make a transition to a business registration screen (not shown) and apply for a system-side examination.

  A login button 405 for members is a button for a member such as an administrator 281 or a general member 282 of the general user 29 or the operator 28 to input a login instruction. When the login button 405 is selected (mouse click) by operating the input device 23 such as a mouse while the mail address field and password field above the login button 405 are input, the login is executed. After the administrator 281 or general member 282 of the business operator 28 logs in, the service information sharing screen 50 (see FIG. 22) is displayed based on the viewing authority and editing authority to the private area resource 123 associated with the logged-in account. Transition is possible. In contrast, the general user 29 cannot change to the service information sharing screen 50 (see FIG. 22) even after logging in.

The menu 402 is used to select a function provided by the comprehensive community care support site. For example, “Home”, “Detailed search for publicly available local resources”, “Recommended care article”, “Post”, “Group tool” , "Inquiry" menu item is provided. The menu 402 is a menu that is always displayed regardless of which screen is displayed.
“Home” is a menu item for instructing display of this home page. “Detailed search of public area resources” is a menu item for displaying a detailed search condition designation screen 44 (see FIG. 10) for inputting search conditions for the public area resources 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122. is there. Hereinafter, the information stored in the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122 may be referred to as public area resource information.

The “recommended care article” is a menu item for instructing display of information related to recommended care. “Post” is a menu item for transitioning to a user's post page (not shown) regarding a public area resource.
The “group tool” is a menu item for instructing a function related to a group composed of a plurality of members. The “Group Tool” has submenus “Bulletin Board” and “Meeting Adjustment & Selection Confirmation”. Further, after the login shown in FIG. 7, a “group management” submenu is added to the “group tool”. Details of the processing when the submenus “Bulletin Board”, “Meeting Adjustment & Selection Confirmation”, and “Group Management” are instructed will be described later.

  The newly-opened public area resource display area 403 is an area for displaying newly-opened public area resource information, and the display content scrolls horizontally at regular intervals. The information displayed in the newly-opened public area resource display area 403 is narrowed down to information corresponding to the area (registered area) designated by the member in the member registration after the login shown in FIG.

  The new registration button 406 is a button for instructing new member registration. When the new registration button 406 is selected (clicked), the screen changes to a member registration screen.

  In the home page of the regional comprehensive care support site in the present embodiment, three different functions for searching the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122, that is, a keyword search text box 407, a category search button 408, and a public release are provided. An area search area 409 is provided.

The keyword search text box 407 is for searching for publicly available local resource information using the input text as a keyword. In the keyword search text box 407, for example, a plurality of keywords such as [Minato-ku, pick-up, watching] can be combined and input as keywords. Prior to the login shown in FIG. 4, publicly available regional resource information nationwide is a search target. After the login shown in FIG. 7, the publicly available area resource information in the registered area is the search target.
The category search button 408 is for searching for publicly available area resource information in eight categories. The category search button 408 includes eight categories “health / willingness”, “household assistance / accompaniment / assistance”, “caregiver / dementia support”, “emergency call / watching / disaster prevention”, “distribution / delivery”, “ “Transport / Welfare Equipment”, “Subsidy / Subsidy”, and “Consultation Desk / Others” are listed. In the display of each category shown in FIG. 4, the number of items of publicly available local resource information included in the category is displayed. After the login shown in FIG. 7, the number is updated to the number of public area information in the registered area. When any category is selected (clicked) from the category search button 408, public area resource information included in the category is searched and displayed in a list.

  The public area search area 409 displays a map of Japan and a list of prefectures. This public area search area 409 is for searching for public area resource information from a map. By selecting a prefecture in the public area search area 409, a screen for designating search conditions is displayed. Note that the display form of the public area search area 409 is changed to a map (public area resource map) within the registered area after the login shown in FIG.

  In this way, conditions for searching public area resource information can be specified by a plurality of different methods, so that the user can arbitrarily select a condition specifying method according to the situation (public area resources). Information) can be easily retrieved. For example, it is possible to select a method such as searching based on the name of a facility or service, specifying and searching for a service type, or searching limited to a place close to home.

Next, the process when registering as a member through the regional comprehensive care support site will be described.
When the guest login button 401 or the new registration button 406 is clicked on the home page displayed on the terminal 2, the server device 3 displays screen data for member registration for inputting basic user information in the terminal 2. Send. The member registration screen (not shown) includes, for example, personal information (name, gender, date of birth, job type) of the user who wants to register as a member ID (for example, e-mail address) and password to be registered. An input field for input is provided.

In addition, on the member registration screen, information (location information) indicating an area to be searched for the public area resource information desired by the user is input. For example, the name of a prefecture or city is input as the region. Usually, when the user is a care manager, the city name of the municipality in charge is entered.
In addition, on the member registration screen, for users who are engaged in the care industry, information about the company to which they belong (company number, company name, etc.). Personal information (name, gender, date of birth, degree of care required, etc.) can be entered. Such information can be used for narrowing down information in the search for publicly available local resource information.

  Furthermore, from the member registration screen, it is possible to register a target person who applies the publicly available local resource information searched by the regional comprehensive care support site. For example, when a user is a care manager, a caregiver in charge can be registered as a target person. The user does not need to register the target person, and can arbitrarily register one or more target persons. For the target person registered in advance, for example, by using a clip function to be described later, it is possible to register the public area resource information searched by the search process in association with each other.

  In the case of a business operator, the screen changes from a member registration screen (not shown) to a business operator registration screen, and the member is registered as a business operator. The business operator registers the address of the business location and individual members belonging to the business operator as members. The business operator can register some limited members as the administrator 281 and other members as general members 282. The administrator 281 can store the publicized care service information in the private area resource 123 and can add a comment to the stored care service information. The general member 282 can browse the care service information stored in the private area resource 123 and the comments given to the care service information.

  The server device 3 records the data input through the member registration screen in the storage device 34 as member data. After completing the member registration, the user can log in to the member service on the community comprehensive care support site by selecting the login button 401 on the home page.

Next, search processing for publicly available area resource information by the server device 3 of the present embodiment will be described with reference to the flowcharts shown in FIGS.
When accessed by the terminal 2, the server device 3 displays the home page screen 40 shown in FIG. 4 (step S10). The server device 3 receives the login request when the e-mail address and password are input on the home page screen 40 and the login button 405 is selected by the operation of the user of the terminal 2. If it can be confirmed that the user account is registered as a member by the e-mail address and password, the server device 3 accepts a login request from the user of the terminal 2 (step S11 → Yes). If No in step S11, the process returns to step S10. Next, the server device 3 performs processing for changing the display of the homepage screen 40 in accordance with the logged-in account (steps S12 to S15).
FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 describe a search for publicly available local resource information. Therefore, here, the explanation is based on the assumption that the user logs in with the account of the general user 29.

  First, the server device 3 acquires basic information input by the user who has requested login at the time of member registration from the relational database 12 (step S12), and based on the location information included in the basic information, a publicly available area for each category. Refine resource information. In other words, the server device 3 extracts, for each category, only the public area resource information of the area corresponding to the location information from the public area resources 121 registered nationwide in the public area resources 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122. (Step S13). Hereinafter, the narrowed down public resource information is simply referred to as a candidate for public information.

  Moreover, the server apparatus 3 sets the map information for showing the position applicable to the candidate of the public area resource information extracted based on the user location information. That is, the server device 3 sets a scale of a map that can display on the homepage screen 40a a map including the location information registered by the user as basic information (step S14). In addition, in the detailed search condition setting described later, when location information is added or a plurality of location information is selected, the scale of the map is set so that all the selected location information is included.

The server device 3 updates the number of public area resource information included in each category displayed on the category search button 408 before login to the number of public area resource information candidates narrowed down based on the location information. The server device 3 displays the home page screen 40a shown in FIG. 7 on the terminal 2 (step S15). In the homepage screen 40a of FIG. 7, instead of the public area search area 409, a public area resource map area 409a including a map indicating a position corresponding to a public area resource information candidate is displayed.
That is, when the user logs on, the server device 3 updates the category search button 408 based on the public area resource information candidates narrowed down based on the user location information, and sets the public area resource map area 409a. indicate. Therefore, it is possible to target the public area resource information candidates narrowed down in the subsequent search processing, and it is possible to easily search for the public area resource information required by the user.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the homepage screen 40a after login in the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 7, the category search button 408 is updated with a number indicating the number of public area resource information of each category. Further, a public area resource map area 409a is displayed instead of the public area search area 409 shown in FIG.
In the public area resource map area 409a, a map corresponding to the location information of the user is displayed, and a pin mark is attached to a position corresponding to the public area resource information of this map. The position corresponding to the publicly available local resource information means, for example, an address of a facility that provides a service. Further, when the mouse is moved over the public area resource map area 409a, a list of each public area information (for example, facility name) with a pin mark in the map is displayed together with the pin mark.

  The pin marks attached to the map are displayed in different colors for each category, for example, so that the category (service type) can be easily identified. In addition, as for the pin mark, for the public area information specified as a clip target by the clip function described later, a color different from other public area resources information is used. Thus, the user can easily search for public area resource information required by the user from the public area resource map area 409a.

Returning again to FIG. On the home page screen 40a of FIG. 7, the server device 3 determines the user operation and performs multiple branching (step S16).
Here, in the keyword search text box 407, when a keyword is input and a search execution is instructed (step S16 → keyword), the server device 3 selects from the candidates for publicly available local resource information narrowed down based on the location information. The public area information corresponding to the keyword is extracted (step S17). The server device 3 further displays the extracted public public area resource information in a list on the public public area resource information list screen 42a (see FIG. 8) (step S23 in FIG. 6).

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a publicly available area resource information list screen 42a in the present embodiment. FIG. 8 shows a public area resource information list screen 42a when the category “health / living” of the category search button 408 shown in FIG. 7 is selected, for example. On the general public area resource information list screen 42a, an information list 421 of each general public area resource information candidate included in this category is displayed. The information list 421 is a list of service images (icons, symbols, marks, etc.), service names, providers (company names, stand-alone names, government office names, etc.), paid / free display of services, the number of clips, and the number of useful services. Is displayed. It should be noted that the number of clips is the total number of clips that other members have clipped with respect to the general public area resource information on the detailed screen 46 (see FIG. 12) of the general public area resource information described later. The number of benefits is the total number of useful selections made by other members for the public area resource information on the detailed screen 46 of the public area resource information (see FIG. 12).
Further, the publicly available area resource information list screen 42a is provided with a display mode switching button 422 for switching display methods and a search condition reset button 423 for instructing setting of detailed search conditions.

  Returning to FIG. 5, when the category search button 408 is selected on the homepage screen 40a of FIG. 7 (step S16 → category), the server device 3 extracts publicly available local resource information corresponding to the selected category (step S16). S18). The server device 3 further displays the extracted public public area resource information in a list on the public public area resource information list screen 42a (see FIG. 8) (step S23 in FIG. 6).

  When an operation is performed on the map or list of the publicly available area resource map area 409a on the homepage screen 40a in FIG. 7 (step S16 → map operation), the server device 3 executes a process according to the map operation (step S19). The display of the home page screen 40a in FIG. 7 is continued (step S15). Examples of the operation on the map include a map enlargement / reduction operation and a display reset operation for returning the enlarged / reduced map to the initially displayed map. The server device 3 changes and displays the scale of the map according to the enlargement / reduction operation, and displays a pin mark corresponding to the publicly available local resource information in accordance with the enlarged / reduced map.

  When the pin mark displayed on the map or the pin mark displayed in the list is selected, the server device 3 includes a part of the public area resource information corresponding to the pin mark, for example, the public area resource information. A link button for displaying detailed information of publicly available local resource information is displayed in a pop-up together with the facility name, service type (category), and address. When the link button in the pop-up display is selected, the server device 3 displays a detailed screen 46 of public area resource information described later (see FIG. 12).

  In addition, the homepage screen 40a shown in FIG. 7 is provided with a detailed search button 410 for publicly available local resources that instructs setting of detailed search conditions. When the detailed search button 410 for general public area resources is selected (step S16 → detail search), the server device 3 displays the detailed search condition designation screen 44 (see FIGS. 10 and 11) on the terminal 2 (step S20). ).

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the detailed search condition designation screen 44 in the present embodiment.
The detailed search condition designation screen 44 is a screen for designating a condition for searching for public public area resource information from the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122. On the detailed search condition designation screen 44, a location information check box 441 for selecting location information, an area change button 442 for instructing an area change, a keyword search text box 443 for inputting a keyword, and detailed options for each category are input. A category detail check box 444 is provided. The detailed search condition designation screen 44 further includes a period designation button 445 for designating a period in which public area resource information to be searched is registered, a cost condition selection button 446 for designating a paid / free service condition, and a search target A providing source designation button 447 is provided for designating a providing source that provides general public area resource information. In addition, a clear condition button 448 for canceling a selected condition (an option whose check box is checked) and a search button 449 for instructing execution of a search are provided at the lowest position of the detailed search condition designation screen 44. It has been.

  The detailed search condition designation screen 44 is displayed in a state where the conditions designated by the user at that time are set. For example, in the location information check box 441, the location information (“Minato Ward” in FIG. 10) registered by the user is checked, and the category “health / living” in the category detail check box 444 is checked. On the detailed search condition designation screen 44, the previously set condition can be canceled or the condition can be added / changed arbitrarily. Further, when the area change button 442 is selected, the server device 3 can display a screen similar to the publicly available area resource map area 409a shown in FIG. 7 and arbitrarily select an area (location information).

  If the entire detailed search condition designation screen 44 cannot be displayed on the screen of the display device 25, the server device 3 displays the range in which the condition clear button 448 and the search button 449 are not displayed as shown in FIG. For example, the condition clear button 448a and the search button 449a having functions equivalent to the condition clear button 448 and the search button 449 are temporarily displayed at the lowest position on the screen, for example. The condition clear button 448a and the search button 449a may be displayed not only at the lowest position on the screen but also at a predetermined fixed position on the screen.

  The detailed search condition designation screen 44 displays one of a combination of the condition clear button 448 and the search button 449 and a combination of the condition clear button 448a and the search button 449a. Therefore, the user can instruct condition clearing or search execution regardless of the scroll position of the detailed search condition designation screen 44, and operability is improved.

It should be noted that not only the condition clear button 448 and the search button 449 of the detailed search condition designation screen 44 but also a button having an equivalent function is temporarily displayed when there is a button that is not displayed on the screen even when another screen is displayed. Can be displayed at the bottom of the screen. For example, there are a detailed search button 410 for public area resources on the homepage screen 40a shown in FIG. 7, a search condition reset button 423 on the public area resource information list screen 42a shown in FIG. Thereby, operability can be improved on each screen.

  Returning to FIG. 5 again, the processing will be described. Here, after arbitrary condition designation is input on the detailed search condition designation screen 44, when the search execution is instructed by pressing the search button 449 (search button 449a) (step S21), the server apparatus 3 newly A candidate for publicly available local resource information that meets the set search condition is searched (step S22). Further, the server device 3 displays a publicly available area resource information list screen 42a including candidates for the applicable publicly available area resource information (step S23 in FIG. 6).

Hereinafter, a description will be given with reference to FIG. After this general public area resource information list screen 42a (see FIG. 8) is displayed, the server device 3 determines the user operation and performs multiple branching (step S24).
When “map” of the display form switching button 422 is selected on the general public area resource information list screen 42a (step S24 → map), the server device 3 replaces the display of the information list 421 shown in FIG. It changes to the general public area resource map area | region 425 shown in FIG. 9, and the general public area resource information list screen 42b is displayed (step S25). Thereafter, the server device 3 determines the user operation and performs multiple branching (step S26). The open area resource map area 425 shown in FIG. 9 is the same as the display of the open area resource map area 409b shown in FIG. 7 except that the list on the right side is always displayed.
The public open area resource information list screen 42b shown in FIG. 9 is provided with a display form switching button 422 in the same manner as the open public area resource information list screen 42a shown in FIG. When “list” of the display form switching button 422 is selected (step S26 → list), the display returns to the display of the public area information list screen 42a shown in FIG. 8 (step S23). That is, since the display mode switching button 422 can be operated to easily switch between the display of the information list 421 and the display of the public area resource map area 425, the user can easily select the public area information. The display form can be selected. Therefore, it is possible to facilitate the search for necessary public area resource information.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the public area information list screens 42a and 42b are provided with a search condition reset button 423 for instructing resetting of detailed search conditions. When the search condition reset button 423 is selected in steps S24 and S26, the server device 3 returns to step S20 in FIG. 5 and redisplays the detailed search condition designation screen 44 shown in FIG.

  Further, in step S24, S26, when any one of the general public area resource information shown on the general public area resource information list screen 42a, 42b is selected, the server device 3 details the selected general public area resource information. The detailed screen 46 (see FIG. 12) of the public area resource information for displaying is displayed (step S27). Thereafter, the server device 3 determines a user operation and performs multiple branching (step S28).

  FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of the detailed screen 46 of the public area resource information displayed on the terminal 2 by the server device 3 in step S27 of the present embodiment. The details screen 46 of the public area resource information includes, for example, a service name, a service outline, a service description HP (HomePage), a target area, a service providing place, a target person, a paid / free charge, and a charge standard included in the public area resource information. , Basic information area 461 including application method, contact information (address, telephone number, FAX number, e-mail address), clip button 462, useful button 463, service provider information (name, address, etc.) and service provision A service provider information area 464 including the former HP and a “return to previous page” button 465 are provided.

  By selecting the service description HP or the service provider HP displayed on the detailed screen 46 of the public area resource information, the browser program of the terminal 2 allows the service description or the service provider website indicated by the public area resource information. Display the page. Therefore, the user can easily obtain detailed information published by the service provider through the detailed screen 46 of the publicly available local resource information.

  In this way, the server device 3 causes the terminal 2 to display the detailed screen 46 of the general public area resource information showing the details of the general public area resource information searched by the condition designation. Thereby, the user can confirm the detailed contents of the publicly available local resource information. Here, as a result of checking the public area resource information, for example, when the user determines that the information is useful information, the user registers the public area resource information by operating the clip button 462 and easily reads it later. You can make it out.

Returning again to FIG. When the clip button 462 is selected on the detailed screen 46 (see FIG. 12) of the public area resource information (see step S28), the server device 3 uses the public area information being displayed in detail by the clip function. Registered in association with the person (step S29), and the display of the detailed screen 46 of the publicly available local resource information is continued (step S27).
In addition, when the useful button 463 is selected on the detailed screen 46 of the publicly available area resource information (step S28 → useful), the server device 3 displays the data indicating that the useful selection has been made in detail while displaying the data in detail. Registration is made in association with the public area resource information (step S30), and the display of the detailed screen 46 of the general public area resource information is continued (step S27).

  The server device 3 has clipped the public area information associated with the user in the public area resource map area 409a shown in FIG. 7 or the public area resource map area 425 shown in FIG. In order to clearly indicate, a pin mark of a color different from that of other publicly available local resource information is displayed.

Further, the server device 3 counts the number of times the clip button 462 and the useful button 463 are operated for each publicly available area resource information. The count number is, for example, the number of clips in the information list 421 shown in FIG. Each of them is reflected in the number of services and displayed on the detailed screen 46 of the public area resource information shown in FIG. Thereby, it is possible to inform other users of the evaluation status of each publicly available local resource information. That is, the user can notify other users of useful information by operating the clip button 462 and the useful button 463.
When the “return to previous page” button 465 is selected on the detailed screen 46 of the general public area resource information (step S28 → returns to the previous page), the server device 3 A publicly available local resource information list screen 42a including candidates for local resource information is displayed (step S23).

  In the above description, the public area resource information is registered in association with the user by operating the clip button 462. However, the information is registered in association with the target person registered in advance at the time of member registration. It is also possible to display the general public area resource information registered for each.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart for explaining the process of registering the public area resource information in association with each target person in the present embodiment.
When the clip button 462 is selected (step S40 → Yes), the server device 3 determines a target person to associate the public area resource information being displayed on the detailed area 46 of the public area information (step S41). For example, as illustrated in FIG. 14, the server device 3 displays a registration destination list 466 indicating registration destinations of the public area resource information in the vicinity of the clip button 462. In the registration destination list 466, for example, only oneself (indicating a user), all target persons, and registered target persons # 1 to # 5 are listed. Here, five subjects are registered.
When any one of the registration destination lists 466 is selected by the operation of the input device 23 by the user, the server device 3 registers the selected registration destination in association with the public area resource information being displayed in detail. To do. When all the target persons are selected, they are recorded in association with all the target persons # 1 to # 5 (step S42).

  FIG. 15 is a diagram showing the relationship between the target person and registered public area resource information (clip data) in the present embodiment. For example, the subject person # 1 indicates that clip data # 1, # 3, and # 4 are associated with each other. For the subject person # 2, the clip data # 1 and # 4 are associated with each other. That is, in the clip function according to the present embodiment, publicly available local resource information determined to be useful searched by the user can be registered in association with a plurality of target individuals. For example, if the user is a care manager and there are multiple caregivers (target persons) who are in charge, determine the public area resource information useful for each caregiver, and register the public area resource information for each caregiver. Can be kept.

FIG. 16 is a flowchart for explaining processing for displaying clipped public area resource information in the present embodiment.
When the display of the public area information clipped by the user's operation is instructed (step S50 → Yes), the server device 3 displays a list of clip data (public area information registered by the clip). (Step S51). When the user mouses over the “My Page” in the menu 402a on the home page screen 40a in FIG. 7, the server device 3 causes the terminal 2 to pop up the My Page image 48 shown in FIG. The my page image 48 is provided with, for example, a user basic information button 481, a clipped public area resource button 482, a clipped article button 483, and a user posting button 484 of a public area resource.

  Here, when the clipped public area resource button 482 is selected by the operation of the input device 23 by the user, the server device 3 displays a my page detail screen 49 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of the my page detail screen 49 in the present embodiment. A my page detail screen 49 shown in FIG. 18 shows a display example when the clipped public area button 482 is selected. The my page detail screen 49 is provided with a tab 491 for changing the display target. The tab 491 can be selected from “user basic information”, “clipped public area resource”, “clipped article”, and “user contribution of public area resource”. Resource "is selected. In addition, a target name display area 492 and a public area information list 493 are provided on the screen for displaying the clipped public area resources. In the subject name display area 492, the subject displayed in the registration destination list 466 can be displayed as a list by a button operation, and any one can be arbitrarily selected.

  In the public area resource information list 493, public area resource information associated with the user is listed as an initial state. In the list display, for example, information update date, service name, service provider name, paid / free, and number of clips are displayed in association with each publicly available local resource information.

  Returning to FIG. 16, the processing will be described. Here, when any target person is selected by the operation of the target person name display area 492 in FIG. 18 (step S52 → Yes), the server device 3 displays the public area associated with the selected target person. Only resource information is displayed in a list (step S53). Accordingly, the user can check the regional resource information registered for each target person by easily switching the target person and displaying the list.

When the user basic information button 481 is selected in the My Page image 48 shown in FIG. 17, the basic information of the user is displayed on the My Page details screen 49, and the “User Basic Information” is selected in the tab 491. It becomes.
When the clipped article button 483 is selected in the My Page image 48, a list of articles clipped by the user is displayed on the My Page detail screen 49, and the tab 491 is in a state where “Clipped article” is selected.
When the user posting button 484 for a public area resource is selected in the My Page image 48, a list of user postings for the public area resource is displayed on the My Page details screen 49, and a tab 491 indicates “User posting for a public area resource”. "Is selected.

  In the above description, when the clip button 462 is operated, the registration destination list 466 is displayed and the target person to be associated with the public area resource information is selected. For example, when performing the search process, The target person may be selected in advance. In this case, when the clip button 462 is selected on the detailed screen 46 of the general public area resource information for displaying the general public area resource information searched by the search process, the public area resource information being displayed in detail is displayed. Register in association with the previously selected target person. In this way, by selecting a target person in advance, for example, when searching and registering a plurality of public area resource information collectively for one target person, each time the public area information is clipped Therefore, it is not necessary to select a target person, and operability can be improved.

  In the above description, the case where general public area resource information is clipped is described, but information that can be displayed by selecting the “Recommended Care Article” menu item in the menu 402 is also clipped in the same manner. can do. Information clipped from “article content” and “seminar” can also be registered in association with the target person in the same way as the above-mentioned publicly available local resource information, and can be displayed as a list by operating the clipped article button 483 It is.

  Further, by selecting the user basic information button 481, a list of information input by the user at the time of member registration can be displayed. Here, the registered content can be edited, the location information can be changed, and the target person can be added / deleted. When the homepage screen 40a is subsequently displayed by changing the registered contents, the category search button 408 or the publicly available local resource map is based on the publicly available local resource information narrowed down based on the changed information. A region 409a is displayed.

  In the above description, when a category is selected by the category search button 408 on the homepage screen 40a shown in FIG. 7, the list of public area resource information included in the category is displayed. It can also be linked with the display in the map area 409a. For example, when any category is selected from the category search button 408, only the temporarily corresponding pin mark may be displayed in the map and list of the public area map 409a. Further, when any pin mark is selected in the public area resource map area 409a, it is also possible to display a list of public area resource information included in a category corresponding to this pin mark.

  Thus, in this embodiment, after the login by the server device 3, the category search button 408 and the public area are targeted for the public area resource information candidates narrowed down based on the location information designated in advance by the user. A resource map area 409a is displayed. As a result, the user can select a search method according to need by combining the public area resource information classified by category or a map with a pin mark at a position corresponding to the public area resource information. It is possible to easily search for necessary publicly available local resource information.

<< Operating the system from the terminal of an administrator or system administrator belonging to the operator >>
An administrator 281 or a system administrator 20 (see FIG. 2) belonging to the operator 28 sets a new operator by operating the service information sharing page of the resource management system 1 from each terminal 2, or the operator You can change the settings. As shown in FIG. 2, the setting information of this business operator is not disclosed to general users 29 and other business operators 28. The general member 282 belonging to the business operator 28 can only browse the setting information of this business operator.
The service information sharing screen 50 shown in FIG. 22 and the screen that transitions from here are designed with a blue theme color to indicate that they are targeted for non-public regional resources. The service information sharing page has a function of storing service information shared only by its own members, a function of sharing information closed within the comprehensive center / operator, and a function of data linkage with the first database. Yes.
The resource management system 1 supports a business operator to create a database for a business operator as a function of accumulating service information shared only by its own members. Specifically, there are a registration function for a service provider, a category registration function that can specify a category independently, and a service information registration function.
By accumulating regional service information, it is possible to collect service information that is not grasped in the region and categorize it independently. The information can be used by providing it to local residents. Furthermore, the service provider information and evaluation unique to each member can be created and registered in a closed manner by accumulating information only for the company members. By sharing the information and evaluation as knowledge and know-how, skills among members can be leveled.
Furthermore, the resource management system 1 can register a company for each company / branch and register the plurality of companies as one group. For example, a long-term care insurance section of a city hall and a plurality of regional comprehensive centers can be registered as one group. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 2, the service information registered within the business operator group can be shared.
The resource management system 1 can create a database by copying the resource information of the first public database and copying the data to the service information sharing page of the operator as a function to link data with the first database. And a function of handing over information in the database for business operators to the first database. Hereinafter, this provider setting will be described.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing each item in the operator database 124.
The business operator refers to a person who provides care service information to the user via the resource management system 1. Each item of the provider database 124 is information registered in the resource management system 1 so that the provider can identify itself.

The management number indicates a management number related to this business operator. The name indicates the name of this operator. The name furigana shows the name of this business in katakana.
The status indicates whether the information of the business operator is disclosed to the user or not disclosed. The business operator number indicates a number for identifying the business operator. A homepage URL (Uniform Resource Locator) indicates the URL of the homepage of the operator. The address indicates address information of this business operator. The description shows an explanation about this business operator. The telephone number indicates the telephone number of the contact information of this business operator. The priority indicates the current priority of the operator. The FAX number indicates the fax number of the contact information of this business operator. An e-mail address indicates an e-mail address of a main administrator related to this business operator. The main administrator indicates the name of the main administrator related to this business operator.

  The usage permission setting indicates any of the usage permission is not set, the application is in progress, or the usage permission is set. The type of business indicates whether the business is administrative, private or volunteer. The use start date indicates the date on which this company started using the service. The free period indicates the period during which this business operator can use the system free of charge on a monthly basis.

FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram illustrating operators included in a group.
The resource management system 1 is a service for regional comprehensive centers and private businesses, and can share service information registered within a group of contracted businesses. The resource management system 1 creates an operator group in a CMS (Content management system), and configures the group with the operators registered in the operator management. For example, in FIG. 20, a ΔΔΔ care service AA store, a ΔΔΔ care service BB store, and a ΔΔΔ care service CC store constitute a ΔΔΔ care service group. A system administrator 20 (see FIG. 1) who manages the resource management system 1 can set a group.
By setting the group in this way, the business operators 28 belonging to the group can access service information of the private area resources 123 managed by other business operators 28 belonging to the same group. However, the business operator 28 cannot edit or delete the service information of the private area resource 123 managed by another business operator 28.

FIG. 21 is a schematic transition diagram to each screen related to the provider setting.
The resource management system 1 transitions from the service information sharing screen 50 (see FIG. 22) in mode M50 to modes M61, M71, M81, M91, and the like. Note that this transition diagram is schematic, and the transition to the upper hierarchy is omitted. The service information sharing screen 50 (see FIG. 22) of the mode M50 is displayed by the administrator 281 and the general member 282 belonging to the business operator 28 (see FIG. 2) and the terminal 2 of the system administrator 20.

  The mode M61 is a mode for displaying the provider list screen 61 (see FIG. 25). When editing is selected in the mode M61, the resource management system 1 shifts to the operator modification update screen 63 (see FIG. 28) in the mode M63, and when details are selected, the operator details screen 62 in the mode M62 (see FIG. 27). ), And when new registration is selected, transition is made to the operator new registration screen 64 (see FIG. 29) in mode M64. Further, when editing is selected in the mode M62, the resource management system 1 shifts to the operator modification update screen 63 (see FIG. 28) in the mode M63.

  The mode M71 is a mode for displaying the category setting list screen 71 (see FIG. 30). When editing is selected in the mode M71, the resource management system 1 shifts to the major category / small category correction update screen 73 (see FIG. 33) in the mode M73, and when details are selected, the category detail screen 72 (see FIG. 33) in the mode M72. 32), and when new registration is selected, the screen transits to the large classification / small classification new registration screen 74 (see FIG. 34) of mode M74. Further, when editing is selected in the mode M72, the resource management system 1 shifts to the large classification / small classification correction update screen 73 (see FIG. 33) of the mode M73.

  The mode M81 is a mode for displaying the service information list screen 81 (see FIG. 35). When the details are selected in the mode M81, the resource management system 1 shifts to the service information detail screen 82 (see FIG. 37) in the mode M82, and when the new registration is selected, the service information new registration screen 88 in the mode M88 (see FIG. 42). ). When the list printing is selected in the mode M81, the resource management system 1 shifts to the service list printing screen 86 (see FIG. 47) in the mode M86, and when the detailed search is selected, the service information search screen 84 in the mode M84 (see FIG. 46). ). The resource management system 1 transitions to the print item setting screen 87 (see FIG. 48) of the mode M87 when printing is selected in the mode M86, and prints a list of service information if printing is selected.

  Further, when data deletion is selected in mode M82, the resource management system 1 executes data deletion in mode M821. If comment registration is selected, the resource management system 1 transits to the comment registration screen 89 (see FIG. 39) in mode M89, and delivery is selected. Then, the system transitions to the system delivery registration screen 85 (see FIG. 44) in mode M85. When the detailed printing is selected in the mode M82, the resource management system 1 executes the detailed printing of the service information.

  The mode M91 is a mode for displaying the system posting information list screen 91 (see FIG. 49). When the details are selected in mode M91, the resource management system 1 shifts to the system posting information details screen 92 (see FIG. 51) in mode M92, and when new registration is selected, the system posting information new registration screen 94 in mode M94 (see FIG. 51). 54). Further, when editing is selected in the mode M92, the resource management system 1 shifts to the system posting information correction update screen 93 (see FIG. 53) in the mode M93.

FIG. 22 is a diagram illustrating an example of the service information sharing screen 50.
The service information sharing screen 50 includes a search condition reset button 501, a service information list 502, and a display number menu 503, and further includes a new registration button 504, a list print button 505, and a page move button 506.
A search condition reset button 501 resets the search conditions for information displayed in the service information list 502. By clicking the search condition reset button 501, the screen changes to a search condition reset screen (not shown). The service information list 502 is a list of service information displayed in a table format, and includes a number field, an update date field, a service name field, a service provider name field, a category field, an evaluation field, And “Provided to” column.

The number column indicates the serial number assigned to each service information. The update date column indicates the date and time when each service information was updated. The service name column indicates the name of each service. The service provider name column indicates the name of the provider (operator) of each service. The category column indicates the category assigned to each service. The category column shows the evaluation given by the member to each service. The “provided to system” column indicates whether each service has been provided to the resource management system 1 or not. The display number menu 503 is a menu for selecting the number of cases in which the service information list 502 is displayed simultaneously.
A new registration button 504 is a button for newly registering a service. A list print button 505 is a button for printing the service information list 502. A page move button 506 is a button for moving the display page of the service information list 502.

FIG. 23 is a diagram showing a menu before applying for the service information sharing screen 50.
The service information sharing screen 50 is a top page that transitions to each screen for managing information related to the business operator 28 in addition to sharing of service information stored in the private area resource 123. The service information sharing screen 50 includes a “company service posting” menu 51, a “company advertisement application” menu 52, a “service information sharing page” menu 53, a “company information basic setting” menu 54, and an “inquiry” menu 55. , A “top page” menu 56 is included.
The “in-house service posting” menu 51 includes a “public community resource posting” submenu and a “public care insurance service posting” submenu. The default of the service information sharing screen 50 is a “public public resource posting” submenu.

The “apply for own advertisement” menu 52 includes a “subscribe for job advertisement” submenu and a “subscribe for Web advertisement” submenu.
The “service information sharing page” menu 53 includes a “what is a service information sharing page” submenu and a “use application” submenu. This “use application” submenu can be selected only by those who have administrator authority among the business operators, and cannot select those who have general authority. When a business operator who has general authority selects this “use application” submenu, a message indicating that the operation is impossible is displayed.

  A person with administrator authority can display and register a list for each function of “Public Community Resource Post”, “Public Care Insurance Service Post”, “Application for Job Advertisement”, and “Application for WEB Advertisement” is there. On the other hand, those who have general authority can only display a list and cannot register. Cannot be selected when a person with general authority selects each of the sub-menus “Posting to Public Community Resources”, “Posting to Public Health Insurance Service”, “Application for Job Advertisement”, and “Application for WEB Advertisement” A message to that effect is displayed.

When the “Public Public Resource Post” submenu is selected in the “Company Service Post” menu 51, the Public Public Resource List screen is displayed. When the “Public Public Nursing Care Service Post” submenu is selected, A “public care insurance service posting list” screen (not shown) is displayed.
When the “Application for job advertisement” submenu is selected in the “Application for house advertisement” menu 52, the “Application list for job advertisement” screen not shown is displayed, and the “Application for web advertisement” submenu is selected. Then, a “WEB advertisement application list” screen (not shown) is displayed.

  When the “What is Service Information Sharing Page” submenu is selected in the “Service Information Sharing Page” menu 53, an explanation screen (not shown) of the service information sharing page is displayed, and the “Use Application” submenu is displayed. When selected, a “use application” screen (not shown) is displayed.

  When the “company information basic setting” menu 54 is selected, a detailed page of “operator basic setting” is displayed. When the “inquiry” menu 55 is selected, an “inquiry” page is displayed. When the “top page” menu 56 is selected, the top page of the site is displayed.

FIG. 24 is a diagram showing a menu after applying for the service information sharing screen 50.
The business management page displays the service information list page of “publicly available local resource posting” as the default top page.
Administrator authority for each function of “Public Community Resource Posting”, “Public Care Insurance Service Posting”, “Application for Job Advertisement”, and “Application for WEB Advertising”, as before the service information sharing page application Those who have can display a list and register. On the other hand, those who have general authority can only display a list and cannot register. Cannot be selected when a person with general authority selects each of the sub-menus “Posting to Public Community Resources”, “Posting to Public Health Insurance Service”, “Application for Job Advertisement”, and “Application for WEB Advertisement” A message to that effect appears.

The submenus and functions included in the “in-house service posting” menu 51 are the same as those before application for the “service information sharing page”. The submenus and functions included in the “apply for own advertisement” menu 52 are the same as those before the application for the “service information sharing page”.
When the “service information list” submenu is selected in the “service information sharing page” menu 53, the service information list screen 81 (see FIG. 35) of the mode M81 is displayed, and the “service information new registration” submenu is displayed. When is selected, the service information new registration screen 88 (see FIG. 42) of the mode M88 is displayed. Further, when the “service provider list” submenu is selected, the provider list screen 61 (see FIG. 25) in mode M61 is displayed. When the “category setting” submenu is selected, the category list screen in mode M71 is displayed. When the “system provision list” submenu is selected, the system posting information list screen 91 (see FIG. 49) in mode M91 is displayed.
The “company information basic setting” menu 54, the “inquiry” menu 55, and the “top page” menu 56 transition to the same screen as before the application for the “service information sharing page”.

<Operations related to company information>
With reference to the following FIG. 25 to FIG. 29, the operation related to the provider information will be described. By the operation here, the processing for the operator database 124 (see FIG. 1) is performed.
FIG. 25 is a diagram illustrating an example of the provider list screen 61.
The provider list screen 61 is a top page for managing information related to the provider 28. A home menu 601, service information management menu 602, “own system registration” menu 603, and my page menu 604 are displayed on the business operator list screen 61. Further, a new registration button 610, a search text box 611 and a narrowing down button 612, an item combo box 613, a display order combo box 614, a “sort” button 615, and a business operator list 616 are displayed on the business operator list screen 61. A detail button 617, an edit button 618, and a delete button 619 are displayed in each row of the business operator list 616.
When the new registration button 610 is clicked, a transition is made to the operator new registration screen 64 (see FIG. 29) in mode M64. When the narrow down button 612 is clicked, the operator database 124 (see FIG. 1) is narrowed down by the keyword (input character string) input in the search text box 611, and the search result is displayed in the operator list 616.

“Sort” button 615 sorts “update date” or “number of service information items” specified in item combo box 613 in “ascending order” or “descending order” specified in display order combo box 614 in provider list 616. Button.
The details button 617 is a button for displaying the operator details screen 62 (see FIG. 27) in mode M62. The edit button 618 is a button for displaying the operator update registration screen of mode M63. The delete button 619 is a button for deleting the business operator information.

The business operator list 616 displays a list of numbers, update dates indicating the date of creation or update of business operator information, service provider names indicating the names of business operators, and the number of services provided. In the service provision count, the number of service information linked to the service provider is displayed.
Note that the edit button 618 and the delete button 619 are displayed only when the user has the authority to edit the displayed business operator information. The persons who have the authority to edit the displayed business operator information are the system administrator 20 and the main administrator 281 who created the displayed business operator information.

FIG. 26 is a diagram showing a transition from the business operator list screen 61.
When the edit button 618 is selected in the mode M61 for displaying the provider list screen 61 (see FIG. 25), the resource management system 1 transits to the mode M63 for displaying the provider correction update screen 63 (see FIG. 28), When the detail button 617 is selected, the mode transitions to a mode M62 for displaying the operator details screen 62 (see FIG. 27), and when the new registration button 610 is selected, the mode M64 for displaying the operator new registration screen 64 (see FIG. 29). Transition to. Further, when editing is selected in the mode M62, the resource management system 1 shifts to the mode M63 for displaying the business operator correction update screen 63 (see FIG. 28).

  If update or “return” is selected in the mode M64 for displaying the new business registration screen 64 (see FIG. 29), the resource management system 1 shifts to the mode M61 for displaying the business listing screen 61. The resource management system 1 displays the operator details screen 62 (see FIG. 27) when the update or “return” is selected in the mode M63 that displays the operator correction update screen 63 (see FIG. 28). If “Return” is selected, the mode transitions to the mode M61 for displaying the provider list screen 61.

FIG. 27 is a diagram illustrating an example of the business operator detail screen 62.
The business details screen 62 is a screen for displaying detailed information related to the business 28. On the business details screen 62, a detailed information list 621, a “return” button 622, an edit button 623, and a delete button 624 are displayed. The detailed information list 621 includes a name column and a name reading column indicating the name of the business operator, a business operator number field provided for management, an address field, a telephone number field, a FAX number field, an e-mail address related to the business operator. An address field and a representative field are displayed. The detailed information list 621 further includes a memo column, a creation date / time column, and an update date / time column. The service information column displays the number of pieces of service information associated with this business operator.

The “return” button 622 is a button for making a transition to the operator list screen 61 in mode M61. The edit button 623 is a button for transitioning to the operator modification update screen 63 (see FIG. 28) in mode M63. The delete button 624 is a button for deleting business information being displayed.
Note that the edit button 623 and the delete button 624 are displayed only when the user has the authority to edit the displayed business operator information. The persons who have the authority to edit the displayed business operator information are the system administrator 20 and the main administrator 281 who created the displayed business operator information. The edit button 623 and the delete button 624 are not displayed on the terminal 2 of other members.

FIG. 28 is a diagram illustrating an example of the business operator correction update screen 63.
The business operator correction update screen 63 is a screen for correcting information related to the business operator 28 and reflecting the information in the business enterprise database 124. A detailed information input list 631, a “return” button 632, an update button 633, and a delete button 634 are displayed on the business operator correction update screen 63.
The “return” button 632 is a button for transitioning to the operator details screen 62 that was displayed before the current operator correction update screen 63 is displayed. The update button 633 is a button for transitioning to the operator details screen 62 of the mode M62 after updating the operator information stored in the operator database 124. The delete button 634 is a button for deleting the displayed business operator information from the business operator database 124.

The detailed information input list 631 includes a name text box 651, a name reading text box 652, a company number text box 653, a prefecture combo box 654, a municipality combo box 655, a town name address text box 657, and a building / room number text box. 658, a telephone number text box 659, a FAX number text box 660, and further an E-mail address text box 661, a representative text box 662, and a memo text box 663.
In the name text box 651 and the name reading text box 652, the name of the business operator is input. In the business number text box 653, the management number related to the business is also entered as text.

  As the business address, a prefectural combo box 654 and a municipal combo box 655 are selected, and a desired municipality is input. Further, a detailed town name / address and building / room number are entered in the town name / address text box 657 and the building / room number text box 658, respectively.

  In the telephone number text box 659, the business operator's contact telephone number is entered as text. In the FAX number text box 660, the FAX number of the contact information of the business operator is input as text. Parentheses “()” and hyphens “−” can be input as symbols in the notation format of telephone numbers and FAX numbers. In the e-mail address text box 661, the e-mail address of the contact information of the business operator is input as text.

  In the representative text box 662, the name of the representative of the business operator is input as text. In the memo text box 663, a memo relating to the business operator is input as text. In the memo text box 663, a plurality of lines of text can be input.

FIG. 29 is a diagram illustrating an example of a new business operator registration screen 64.
The business operator correction update screen 63 is a screen for newly creating information related to the business operator 28 and registering it in the business operator database 124. On the new business operator registration screen 64, a detailed information input list 641, a “return” button 642, and a registration button 643 are displayed.
The detailed information input list 641 is configured in the same manner as the detailed information input list 631 shown in FIG.
The “return” button 642 is a button for discarding each data in the detailed information input list 641 and returning (transitioning) to the operator list screen 61 in the mode M61. The registration button 643 is a button for registering each data of the detailed information input list 641 in the business operator database 124.

<Operations related to category settings>
With reference to FIGS. 30 to 34 below, operations related to category setting will be described. This operation is a process in which the user defines a category different from the category provided by the resource management system 1. The category set here is used when the information of the private area resource 123 is displayed in the business. Thus, by setting the category contents independently, the visibility and searchability of data within the company can be improved.

FIG. 30 is a diagram illustrating an example of the category setting list screen 71.
The category setting list screen 71 is a screen that displays the category settings created by the main administrator 281 of the business operator 28 in a list format. The category setting list screen 71 displays a new creation button 711 and a category setting list 712. In each row of the category setting list 712, a detail button 713, an edit button 714, and a delete button 715 are displayed.
The new creation button 711 is a button for transitioning to a new new large classification / small classification registration screen 74 (see FIG. 34) shown in the mode M74. The new creation button 711 is not displayed on the terminal 2 of the general member 282 other than the main administrator 281 of the business operator 28.
The category setting list 712 displays a number field, a management number field, a display name field, a display priority field, a theme color field, a service classification field, and a service information number field. The number of service information linked to this service classification is displayed in the service information number column. In the other fields, the same items as the category list are displayed.
The detail button 713 is a button for changing to the category detail screen 72 (see FIG. 32) of the mode M72. The edit button 714 is a button for transitioning to the major category / minor category correction update screen 73 (see FIG. 33) of the mode M73. The delete button 715 is a button for deleting the corresponding service classification information.
The edit button 714 and the delete button 715 are displayed only when the user has editing authority for the service classification information being displayed. Those who have the authority to edit the service category information being displayed are the system administrator 20 and the administrator 281 who created the service category information being displayed. The edit button 714 and the delete button 715 are not displayed on the terminal 2 of other members.

FIG. 31 is a diagram showing a transition from the category setting list screen 71.
When the edit button 714 is selected in the mode M71 for displaying the category setting list screen 71, the resource management system 1 transits to the mode M73 for displaying the major classification / minor classification correction update screen 73 (see FIG. 33), and the details button When 713 is selected, the mode transitions to a mode M72 for displaying a category detail screen 72 (see FIG. 32). Transition to. Furthermore, when the edit button 723 is selected in the mode M72, the resource management system 1 shifts to the mode M73 that displays the large classification / small classification correction update screen 73 (see FIG. 33).

  The resource management system 1 transitions to the mode M71 for displaying the category setting list screen 71 when update or “return” is selected in the mode M74 for displaying the new large / small category registration screen 74 (see FIG. 34). To do. If the update is selected in the mode M73 for displaying the major category / minor category correction update screen 73 (see FIG. 33), the resource management system 1 transits to the mode M72 for displaying the category setting detail screen, and further returns to “Return”. "" Is selected, the mode transitions to a mode M71 for displaying the category setting list screen 71. The resource management system 1 returns to the mode immediately before the mode M73 if “cancel” is selected in the mode M73 for displaying the large classification / small classification correction update screen 73 (see FIG. 33).

FIG. 32 is a diagram illustrating an example of the category detail screen 72.
The category detail screen 72 is a screen that displays category settings created by the user. The category detail screen 72 displays a category detail 721, a “return” button 722, an edit button 723, and a delete button 724. The category details 721 includes a management number column, a display name column, a display priority column, a theme color column, a service classification column, an update date column, and a posting date column.

The “return” button 722 is a button for transitioning to the category setting list screen 71 of mode M71. The edit button 723 transitions to the major category / minor category correction update screen 73 (see FIG. 33) in mode M73. The delete button 724 is a button for deleting the displayed service classification information.
Note that the edit button 723 and the delete button 724 are displayed only when the user has the authority to edit the currently displayed service classification information. Those who have the authority to edit the service category information being displayed are the system administrator 20 and the administrator 281 who created the service category information being displayed. The edit button 723 and the delete button 724 are not displayed on the other terminal 2 of the member.

FIG. 33 is a diagram illustrating an example of the major classification / minor classification correction update screen 73.
The major category / minor category correction update screen 73 is a screen for modifying settings of major categories and minor categories defined by the user. Thus, when a copy of service information from the public area resource 121 or the public long-term care insurance service 122 to the non-public area resource 123 is instructed, a category different from the category at the copy source can be displayed in a selectable manner. Can do. Furthermore, it is possible to selectably display a large classification different from the large classification at the copy source or a small classification based on a large classification different from the large classification at the copy source.
A category detail input 731, a cancel button 732, and an update button 733 are displayed on the major category / minor category correction update screen 73. The category detail input 731 includes a display name text box 751, a theme color combo box 752, a display priority spin button 753, a service category display name combo box 754, a service category display priority spin button 755, a service category delete button 756, and a service category. An add button 757 is included.
In the display name text box 751, the display name of the service classification is input as text.

The theme color combo box 752 displays the theme colors of this service classification. When the right end is clicked, selectable theme colors are displayed as a menu. In the display priority spin button 753, the display priority of this service classification is input as text.
The service category display name combo box 754 displays the display name of this service category as a menu. The service category display priority spin button 755 displays the display priority of this service category, and the value can be increased or decreased by the up and down buttons at the right end.

The service category deletion button 756 is a button for deleting the selected service category. The service category addition button 757 is a button for newly adding a service category.
The cancel button 732 is a button for discarding the category detail input 731 and transitioning to a screen displayed before displaying the current screen.
The update button 733 is a button for updating this service information with the contents of the category detail input 731. After the update button 733 is pressed, the screen transits to the category setting update screen of mode M72.

FIG. 34 is a diagram showing an example of the new large / small classification registration screen 74.
The new large classification / small classification registration screen 74 is a screen in which the user newly defines settings for major classification and minor classification and registers them in the category setting database 125 (see FIG. 1). The large category / small category new registration screen 74 displays a category detail input 741, a “return” button 742, and a registration button 743. The category detail input 741 is configured in the same manner as the category detail input 731 shown in FIG.
The “return” button 742 is a button for discarding the category detail input 741 and transitioning to the category setting list screen 71 displayed before displaying the current screen.
The registration button 743 is a button for registering the service information with the contents of the category detail input 741. After the registration button 743 is pressed, the screen transitions to the category setting list screen 71 in mode M71.

<Operations related to service information>
The operation related to service information will be described with reference to FIGS. 35 to 48 below. Here, the service information refers to care service information stored in the private area resource 123. In this way, various service information can be registered independently within the company. Furthermore, since the information can be evaluated, it is possible to grasp at a glance the services popular with the members of the company. Furthermore, information that cannot be disclosed to the outside can be shared among members by registering comments only for closed members of the company.
FIG. 35 is a diagram showing an example of the service information list screen 81.
The service information list screen 81 is a screen for displaying service information stored in the private area resource 123 and having access authority in a list format. On the upper side of the service information list screen 81, a home menu 601, a service information management menu 602, a “company system registration” menu 603, and a my page menu 604 are displayed. Further, on the service information list screen 81, a search condition reset button 811, a regional comprehensive center information drop-down list 812, a service information list 813, a new registration button 814, and a list print button 815 are displayed.

  The service information list 813 displays a list of search results for the service information of the private area resource 123. The initial condition of this search is “all”. In this case, all service information stored in the private area resource 123 and having access authority is displayed in a list. As the number of cases where the service information list 813 can be displayed on a single Web page, any one of “20”, “50”, and “100” can be selected. The service information list 813 includes number items, update date items, service name items, service provider name items, category items, evaluation items, and system provided items. Furthermore, the service name item has a hyperlink to detailed information.

In the update date item, the date when the service information is registered or updated is displayed.
In the service name item, the name of the service information is displayed.
In the service provider name item, the name of the provider of the service provider is displayed.
In the category item, a category registered in the detailed information is displayed.
In the evaluation item, an average value of evaluation of service information is displayed. If no evaluation is registered, the evaluation item is not displayed.
The system provided item is displayed with a circle when the managed service information is provided to the resource management system 1.

  The search condition reset button 811 is a button for transitioning to the service information search screen 84 (see FIG. 46) of the mode M84. The new registration button 814 is a button for displaying a new registration screen. The list print button 815 is a button for displaying a service list print screen 86 (see FIG. 47) of mode M86. The new registration button 814 is displayed only on the terminal 2 of the main administrator 281 of the business operator 28 and the terminal 2 of the system administrator 20.

FIG. 36 is a diagram showing a transition from the service information list screen 81.
In the mode M81 in which the service information list screen 81 is displayed, the resource management system 1 transitions to the mode M82 in which the service information detail screen 82 (see FIG. 37) is displayed when a service name hyperlink is selected, and new registration is selected. If it does, it will change to mode M88 which displays the service information new registration screen 88 (refer FIG. 42), and if edit is selected, it will change to mode M83 which displays the service information correction update screen 83 (refer FIG. 40 and FIG. 41).
The resource management system 1 returns to mode M81 when “return” is selected in mode M82, and returns to mode M81 when “registration” or “return” is selected in mode M88.
When “copy from clip” is selected in the mode M88, the resource management system 1 shifts to the mode M80 that displays the clip list screen 80, and when “copy” is selected, the clip information is copied to the mode M88. Return. When “registration” or “return” is selected in the mode M88, the resource management system 1 returns to the mode M81.

When the search condition reset button 811 is selected in the mode M81, the resource management system 1 shifts to the mode M84 that displays the service information search screen 84 (see FIG. 46), and is designated when search is selected in the mode M84. The search is executed and the process returns to the mode M81.
When the list print button 815 is selected in the mode M81, the resource management system 1 shifts to the mode M86 that displays the service list print screen 86 (see FIG. 47), and returns to the mode M81 when “return” is selected in the mode M86. . Further, when “print” is selected in the mode M86, the resource management system 1 shifts to a mode M87 that displays a print item setting screen 87 (see FIG. 48). If “return” is selected in the mode M87, the resource management system 1 changes to the mode M86. Return.

When comment registration is selected in mode M82, the resource management system 1 transitions to mode M89 that displays a comment registration screen 89 (see FIG. 39), and when the basic information tab 821 or the “post” button 893 is selected, the mode is changed. Return to M82. When the “provide to system” button 828 is selected in the mode M82, the resource management system 1 shifts to the mode M85 in which the system delivery registration screen 85 (see FIG. 44) is displayed, and “register in system” or “return” is selected. Then, it returns to mode M82.
The resource management system 1 returns to the mode M82 when “update” is selected in the mode M83, and returns to the mode M81 when “return” is selected in the mode M82.

FIGS. 37 and 38 are diagrams showing an example of the service information detail screen 82 (basic information tab 821).
The service information detail screen 82 is a screen for displaying details of service information of the private area resource 123. On the service information detail screen 82, “distribution service” indicating the service name, “□□ Foods” indicating the service provider name, category, and information update date are displayed. The service information detail screen 82 further displays a comprehensive evaluation and evaluation radio button 820, a basic information tab 821 including service information details 823, and a comment tab 822. In the comprehensive evaluation, the evaluation of each member is reflected in real time, and the average value thereof and the evaluation number of each evaluation are displayed. The evaluation radio button 820 can be selected from “very good (5)”, “good (4)”, “neither” (3), “bad (2)”, and “very bad (1)”.

The basic information tab 821 and the comment tab 822 can be switched and displayed. Here, the basic information tab 821 and the comment tab 822 are switched to the basic information tab 821. When the comment tab 822 is clicked here, the screen shifts to a comment registration screen 89 (see FIG. 39) shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 37, the service information details 823 include a service provider name column, a service provider HP column, a service provider information column, a service name column, a provider segment column, a service category column, an image file upload column, It includes a service description HP column, a target area column, a service providing place column, and a date and time of event. As shown in FIG. 38, the service information details 823 further include a service summary column, a paid free column, a fee guide column, a target person column, an application method column, an inquiry information column, and an application method column.

  The service provider HP column includes a hyperlink for displaying a detailed screen of the service provider (provider information). The service description HP column includes a hyperlink for displaying a service description screen. The target area column and the service providing location column are displayed in a display format including a map, like the public area search area 409 (see FIG. 4) of the home page screen 40. The inquiry information column includes an inquiry destination name, a telephone number, a mobile phone number, a FAX number, and a mail address.

The edit button 824 is a button for making a transition to the service information modification / update screen 83 (see FIGS. 40 and 41) of the mode M83 and enabling editing of the service information. The print button 825 is a button for printing this service information. The delete button 826 is a button for deleting this service information from the database. The “return” button 827 is a button for returning to the service information list screen 81 in mode M81.
The edit button 824 and the delete button 826 are displayed only when the user has the authority to edit the displayed service information. Those who have the authority to edit the displayed service information are the system administrator 20 and the main administrator 281 who created the displayed service information. The edit button 824 and the delete button 826 are not displayed on the terminal 2 of other members.

FIG. 39 is a diagram illustrating an example of the comment registration screen 89.
The comment registration screen 89 is a screen for adding a comment to the service information of the private area resource 123. Since the service information comments include highly confidential information such as customer complaints and subcontractor negative information, they are stored in a private database in this way. The comment registration screen 89 displays a “food distribution service” indicating a service name, a □□ foods indicating a service provider name, a category, and an update date. On the comment registration screen 89, a comprehensive evaluation and evaluation radio button 820, a basic information tab 821 including service information details 823, and a comment tab 822 are displayed.
In the comment tab 822, a comment display field 891, a comment input field 892, and a “post” button 893 are displayed. This comment display field 891 displays a list of contributor names, posting dates, evaluations, and comments by contributors.

  The contributor name is the name of the user basic information if the name is registered, and the system ID (email address or user name) if the name of the user basic information is not registered. Each contributor posts a comment while belonging to the service provider. However, if any contributor leaves the service provider after posting a comment, the contributor name is hidden. Further, when a poster who has been removed from the member changes the ID (mail address) of the user basic information, the comment information is not displayed to a third party. In addition, when the contributor withdraws from the system, the contributor name is hidden. Thereby, a poster's privacy can be maintained.

The posting date is the time when posting.
Evaluation is a character string of an item selected at the time of posting.
A comment by a contributor can display text over a plurality of lines.
In the comment input field 892, a plurality of lines of text can be input. The “post” button 893 is a button for posting the text input in the comment input field 892.

40 and 41 are diagrams showing an example of the service information correction / update screen 83. FIG.
The service information correction / update screen 83 is a screen for correcting the service information of the private area resource 123. On the service information modification / update screen 83, a service information input list 832, a cancel button 833, and an update button 834 are displayed.
The cancel button 833 is a button for transitioning to the service information detail screen 82 that was displayed before the current service information modification / update screen 83 is displayed. The update button 834 is a button for transitioning to the service information detail screen 82 of mode M82.

  The service information input list 832 includes a service provider name combo box 771, a service provider HP column, and a service provider information column. In the service provider name combo box 771, the business operators displayed on the business operator list screen 61 in mode M61 are displayed in a pull-down menu. When the name of the service provider is selected by the service provider name combo box 771, the display contents of the service provider HP column and the service provider information column are switched in conjunction with each other.

  The service information input list 832 includes a provider category combo box 772, an image file upload field 773, and a service name text box 774. By clicking a reference button in the image file upload field 773, an image file stored in the terminal 2 can be selected. The image file is actually uploaded to the resource management system 1 when the information in the service information input list 832 is registered. The cancel button is a button for canceling an image file that has already been hulled.

  The service information input list 832 includes a name text box 775, a prefectural combo box 776, a municipality combo box 777, a town name address text box 778, and a building / room number text box 779 as an input form of a service providing place. . Clicking the service provision location input form addition button 781 adds a new service provision location input form, and clicking the delete button 780 deletes the service provision location input form.

  In the service provision place input form, a name text box 775 is used to input the name of the service provision place as text. A prefectural and municipality combo box 776 and a municipality combo box 777 select a prefecture and a municipality, respectively. Further, a town name address and a building / room number are entered as text in a town name / address text box 778 and a building / room number text box 779, respectively.

Furthermore, the service information input list 832 includes a service description HP text box 782 and a category check box 783.
The display name of the category check box 783 is the content input in the display name text box 751 of the new large / small classification new registration screen 74. The service category of the category check box 783 is the content selected in the service category display name combo box 754 of the new large category / small category registration screen 74. The order of each service category is determined by the display priority set by the service category display priority spin button 755 on the new large category / small category registration screen 74.

  As shown in FIG. 41, the service information input list 832 includes a prefecture combo box 784, a municipality combo box 785, and a district text box 786, which are target area input forms.

  By clicking the target area input form addition button 787, an input form for a new target area can be added. From the target area input form, the prefecture and municipality combo box 785 and the municipality combo box 785 select the prefecture and the municipality, respectively. Further, the district of the target area is entered in the district text box 786 as text.

The service information input list 832 includes a holding date / time text box 788, a service summary text box 789, a paid / free combo box 790, a charge guide text box 791, a target person text box 792, and an application method text box 793.
The service information input list 832 includes input of contact information and a remark text box 799. For the input of contact information, a contact name text box 794, a contact TEL text box 795, a contact mobile text box 796, a contact FAX text box 797, and a contact E-mail text box 798. Is included.

In the date and time text box 788, a plurality of lines of text can be input, and the date and time of service is input. In the paid / free combo box 790, “paid”, “free”, “conditional free”, “other”, and “unknown” are displayed in a menu. In the charge guide text box 791, a plurality of lines of text can be input, and a charge guide is input as a reference value. The target person text box 792 can input a plurality of lines of text, and the target person assumed by the service is input. In the application method text box 793, a plurality of lines of text can be input, and a service application method is input.
In the inquiry destination name text box 794, a text can be input, and an inquiry destination name related to this service is input.
In the inquiry TEL text box 795, text can be input, and the number of the fixed telephone of the inquiry is input. In the inquiry destination mobile text box 796, text can be input, and the number of the inquiry destination mobile phone is input. In the inquiry FAX text box 797, text can be input, and the facsimile number of the inquiry is input. In the inquiry destination TEL text box 795, the inquiry destination mobile text box 796, and the inquiry destination FAX text box 797, “-” (hyphen) that is a symbol of a number notation format can be input.
In the inquiry e-mail text box 798, text can be input, and e-mail address information of the inquiry is input.
In the remarks text box 799, a plurality of lines of text can be input, and “remarks” regarding this service are input.

FIG. 42 is a diagram showing an example of the service information new registration screen 88.
The new service information registration screen 88 is a screen for registering new service information in the private area resource 123. This new service information registration screen 88 includes a service information input list 882 similar to the service information input list 832 shown in FIGS. 40 and 41, and further includes a “copy from clip” button 881, a “return” button 883, and a registration button. 884 and a delete button 885 are included.
The “copy from clip” button 881 is a button for copying data from the public information of the public area resource 121 or the public long-term care insurance service 122 to the private area resource 123 for businesses. When the “copy from clip” button 881 is selected, a transition is made to a clip list screen 80 (see FIG. 43) which will be described later.
The “return” button 883 is a button for transitioning to the service information list screen 81 displayed before the current service information new registration screen 88 is displayed.
The registration button 884 is a button for transitioning to the service information list screen 81 after registering the information of the service information input list 882 in the resource management system 1.
The delete button 885 is a button for transitioning to the service information list screen 81 after deleting (discarding) information in the service information input list 882.

FIG. 43 is a diagram illustrating an example of the clip list screen 80.
The clip list screen 80 is a screen that displays the service information clipped on the detailed screen 46 (see FIG. 12) of the public area resource information in a list format. On the clip list screen 80, a home menu 601, a service information management menu 602, a “own system registration” menu 603, and a my page menu 604 are displayed. In addition, the clip list screen 80 displays a “clipped public area resource” tab 801 and a “clipped public area information” tab 802 in a selectable manner. An information list 803 is included. In this service information list 803, an information update date item, a service name item, a service provider name item, a paid free item, and a clip number item are displayed as a list, and a copy button 804 and a service provider registration button 805 are displayed for each service. Is done. When the service provider is not registered, the copy button 804 is invalid. By clicking the service provider registration button 805, the service provider is registered. Thereafter, the service provider registration button 805 becomes invalid and the copy button 804 becomes valid. In the example of FIG. 43, “senior □□”, “□□ ward social welfare council” and “□□ ward office welfare section” are not yet registered with the user, so the copy button 804 is invalid. Yes, the service provider registration button 805 is valid. Since “□□ Ward Office Environmental Policy Section” is registered by the user, the copy button 804 is valid and the service provider registration button 805 is invalid.

  When the copy button 804 is clicked, the clipped service information is handed over to the private area resource 123 and a transition is made to the service information new registration screen 88. The copied service information is reflected in the service information input list 882 of the new service information registration screen 88 after the transition. However, among the service information, service provider information, comment information not displayed on the clip list screen 80, evaluation information, remark information that is a comment for staff, and contact information (name, telephone number, (Mobile number, FAX number, and e-mail) are not delivered to the private area resource 123. Thereby, the trouble of inputting service information can be saved. In addition, the category information of the service information is converted based on the category setting database 125, and is classified into a major classification different from the major classification at the duplication source or a minor classification based on the major classification different from the major classification at the duplication source. Are displayed on the service information new registration screen 88 in a selectable manner. Thereby, each business operator can classify the non-public service information in a desired category.

  Although the “clipped public area resource” tab 801 has been described here, the “clipped public care information” tab 802 also includes a list of similar service information, and the service information can be selected and copied in the same manner. it can.

FIG. 44 is a diagram showing an example of the system delivery registration screen 85.
On the system delivery registration screen 85, a service information input list 851, a “return” button 852, and a “register with system” button 853 are displayed. In this service information input list 851, information similar to the service information input list 832 and information to be transferred (registered) to the resource management system 1 is input.
The “return” button 852 is a button that does not register the current service information input list 851 in the resource management system 1 but transitions to the service information detail screen 82 that was displayed before the current system delivery registration screen 85 was displayed. is there.
The “register with system” button 853 transitions to the service information detail screen 82 displayed before the current system delivery registration screen 85 is displayed after the current service information input list 851 is registered in the resource management system 1. Button.

FIG. 45 is a conceptual diagram showing processing of posting my page.
The relational database 12 (see FIG. 1) of the resource management system 1 stores a public area resource 121, a public long-term care insurance service 122, and a private area resource 123.

  The general public area resource 121 is a database of local resource information that the resource management system 1 discloses to general users 29 (see FIG. 2). The general public long-term care insurance service 122 is a database of long-term care service information that is disclosed to general users 29 by the system. The private area resource 123 is a database of resource information stored internally by the business operator 28 and is not disclosed to anyone other than the business operator 28 or the group 27 to which the business operator 28 belongs. Through the processing in step S61, the resource information stored in the non-public area resource 123 is handed over according to the posting format of the general public area resource (resource contribution). When the “register with system” button 853 is clicked on the system delivery registration screen 85 in FIG. 44, the server apparatus 3 executes the process of step S61. At this time, “public area resources” and “public long-term care insurance service” are not specified. The resource management system 1 determines and stores whether the registered regional resource information is “public public regional resource” or “public public long-term care insurance service”.

The data of the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122 are clipped by, for example, the administrator 281. The clipped regional resource data and nursing care service data are transferred to the common data format of the resource management system 1 without distinguishing between “publicly available regional resources” and “publicly disclosed nursing care insurance services” by the processing of step S60. It is stored in the resource 123. More specifically, if the service provider registration button 805 and the copy button 804 are clicked on the clip list screen 80 in FIG. 43, the regional resource information transferred to the common data format is registered as new service information in FIG. It is reflected in the service information on the screen 88 and stored in the private area resource 123.
That is, an original database can be constructed by copying the data of the publicly available local resources 121 and the publicly available long-term care insurance service 122 of the publicly available resource management system 1 to the service information sharing page. Also, the care service information created on the service information sharing page can be posted to the public area resource 121 or the public care insurance service 122 of the resource management system 1.

FIG. 46 is a diagram showing an example of the service information search screen 84.
The service information search screen 84 is a screen for searching for desired service information from the private area resource 123. The service information search screen 84 includes a “search by business operator” combo box 841, a “search by keyword” text box 842, a search condition list 843, a “clear condition” button 848, and a search button 849. The search condition list 843 includes a category check box 844, a period radio button 845, a cost check box 846, and a provider check box 847.

A “search by business operator” combo box 841 displays a menu so that registered business operators can be selected. A “search by keyword” text box 842 allows a keyword for searching for a text item to be input by text. The display name of the category check box 844 of the search condition list 843 is the content input in the display name text box 751 of the new new large classification / small classification registration screen 74. The period radio button 845 is used to select one of “all periods”, “information within one year”, and “information within three months”. The cost check box 846 is used to select “all costs”, “paid”, and “free”. The period radio button 845 and the expense check box 846 are the same as the search conditions on the detailed search condition designation screen 44 on the user page.
The provider check box 847 selects “all providers”, “administration”, “private”, and “NPO / volunteer”.
The “clear condition” button 848 is a button for clearing all the search conditions set in the service information search screen 84. The search button 849 is a button for executing a search with the search conditions set in the service information search screen 84 and transitioning to the service information list screen 81.

FIG. 47 is a diagram showing an example of the service list print screen 86.
The service list printing screen 86 is a screen for printing accessible service information stored in the private area resource 123 in a list format. The service list print screen 86 has a print preview button 861 and a “print” button 862 at the top, and a print range 863 and a “return” button 864 at the bottom.
The print preview button 861 is a button for displaying a print preview screen of the browser. The “print” button 862 is a button for transitioning to the print item setting screen 87 (see FIG. 48).

The print range 863 displays a service classification column, a service name column, a service provider name column, and an inquiry destination column in a list format. In the service category column, only one of the plurality of service categories having the highest priority in the order is displayed. A telephone number is displayed in the contact field.
The “return” button 864 is a button for closing the service list printing screen 86 and returning to the original screen.

FIG. 48 is a diagram illustrating an example of the print item setting screen 87.
This print item setting screen 87 is a screen for selecting and printing an item of service information stored in the private area resource 123 and accessible. In the print item setting screen 87, a print preview button 871 and a “print” button 872 are arranged at the top, and a print item setting 873 and a “return” button 874 are arranged below the print preview button 871.
The print preview button 871 is a button for displaying a print preview screen of the browser. The “print” button 872 is a button for displaying a print dialog of the browser.

  The print item setting 873 includes a service name item, a service classification item, a service provider information item, a service provider HP item, a service overview item, a service description HP item, a target area item, a service provider location item, a target user item, and a charge-free service. It includes items, fee standard items, application method items, and contact information items. Among the above items, the service name item, the service classification item, and the service provider information item are essential print items and are not provided with a check box. Service provider HP item, service overview item, service description HP item, target area item, service provision location item, target user item, paid free item, fee guide item, application method item, contact information item, print item Check box is arranged. These items with a check in the print item check box are to be printed, and items without a check are not to be printed. In the initial state, all print item check boxes are checked.

When the service provider HP item and the service description HP item are checked, the browser decomposes the hyperlink display character string and the URL and prints them.
When the target area item is checked, the browser prints the contents including the map. When the service providing location item is checked, the browser prints its contents.
A “return” button 874 is a button for closing the print item setting screen 87 and returning to the original screen.

<Operations related to system posting information>
With reference to the following FIG. 49 to FIG. 54, an operation related to system posting information will be described. This operation is to update the regional resource data which has been handed over to the resource management system 1 and made public to the public, and then post to the resource management system 1 again.
FIG. 49 is a diagram showing an example of the system posting information list screen 91.
The system publication information list screen 91 is a screen that displays information posted on the user page of the resource management system 1, that is, service information stored in the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122 in a list format. is there. On the system posting information list screen 91, a home menu 601, service information management menu 602, “own system registration” menu 603, and my page menu 604 are displayed on the upper side. Further, on the system posting information list screen 91, a search condition reset button 911, a service provider setting combo box 912, a system posting information list 913, a new registration button 914, and a list print button 915 are displayed.

The search condition reset button 911 is a button for transitioning to a screen for resetting a search condition for information displayed in the system posting information list 913.
The service provider setting combo box 912 displays a menu so that a service provider related to information displayed in the system posting information list 913 can be selected.
The system posting information list 913 displays a list of system posting information searched according to the current search conditions. The system posting information list 913 includes a number column, an update date column, a service name column, a service provider column, a category column, an evaluation column, and a system provision completed column. The service name of the system posting information list 913 has a hyperlink to the corresponding information. When a hyperlink to the corresponding information is selected, the screen transits to a system posting information details screen 92 (see FIGS. 51 and 52).
The new registration button 914 is a button for transitioning to the system posting information new registration screen 94 (see FIG. 54). The list print button 915 is a button for printing the system posting information displayed in the system posting information list 913 in a list format.

FIG. 50 is a diagram showing a transition from the system posting information list screen 91.
The resource management system 1 displays the system posting information detail screen 92 (see FIGS. 51 and 52) when the link of the corresponding information is selected in the mode M91 for displaying the system posting information list screen 91 (see FIG. 49). When the process proceeds to M92 and new registration is selected, the process proceeds to a mode M94 for displaying a system posting information new registration screen 94 (see FIG. 54). Furthermore, when the edit button 923 is selected in the mode M92, the resource management system 1 shifts to the mode M93 that displays the system posting information correction update screen 93 (see FIG. 53).

  When “provide to system” or “return” is selected in the mode M94 for displaying the system posting information new registration screen 94 (see FIG. 54), the resource management system 1 displays the system posting information list screen 91 (see FIG. 49). ) To display mode M91. If “provide to system” or “return” is selected in the mode M93 for displaying the system posting information correction update screen 93 (see FIG. 53), the resource management system 1 transits to the mode M92 and further “to system”. If “provide” or “return” is selected, the system transitions to a mode M91 in which a system posting information list screen 91 (see FIG. 49) is displayed.

51 and 52 are diagrams showing an example of the system posting information detail screen 92. FIG.
This system posting information detail screen 92 is a screen that displays information posted on the user page of the resource management system 1, that is, details of service information stored in the public area resource 121 and the public long-term care insurance service 122. . The system posting information detail screen 92 displays “food distribution service” indicating a service name, “□□ Foods” indicating a service provider name, a category, and an information update date. On the system posting information detail screen 92, the comprehensive evaluation and the system posting information details 922 are further displayed, and an edit button 923, a “return” button 924, and a “provide to system” button 925 are displayed therebelow. In the comprehensive evaluation, the evaluation of each member is reflected in real time, and the average value and the evaluation number of each evaluation are displayed.

The contents displayed in the system posting information details 922 are the same as the service information details 823 shown in FIGS.
The edit button 923 is a button for making a transition to the system posting information correction / updating screen 93 in mode M93 and editing the system posting information. The “return” button 924 is a button for discarding the system posting information and returning to the system posting information list screen 91 in mode M91. The “provide to system” button 925 is to provide and post to the resource management system 1 the content displayed in the system posting information details 922 again.

FIG. 53 is a diagram showing an example of the system posting information correction / update screen 93.
This system posting information correction update screen 93 is a screen for correcting information posted in the resource management system 1, that is, service information stored in the general public area resource 121 and the general public long-term care insurance service 122. On the system posting information correction update screen 93, a system posting information input list 931 similar to the service information input list 851 shown in FIG. 44, a “return” button 932, and a “provide to system” button 933 are displayed. Information to be transferred (registered) to the resource management system 1 is input to the system posting information input list 931.
The “return” button 932 does not register the current system posting information input list 931 in the resource management system 1, but displays the system posting information list screen 91 ( 49).
The “provide to system” button 933 is a system posting information detail screen that is displayed before the current system posting information correction update screen 93 is displayed after the current system posting information input list 931 is registered in the resource management system 1. It is a button for transitioning to 92 (see FIGS. 51 and 52).

FIG. 54 is a diagram showing an example of the system posting information new registration screen 94.
On this system posting information new registration screen 94, a system posting information input list 941 similar to the service information input list 851 shown in FIG. 44, a “return” button 942, and a “provide to system” button 943 are displayed. Information delivered (registered) to the resource management system 1 is input to the system posting information input list 941.
The “return” button 942 does not register the current system posting information input list 941 in the resource management system 1 but displays the system posting information list screen 91 (displayed before the current system posting information new registration screen 94 is displayed). 49).
The “provide to system” button 943 is a button for transitioning to the system posting information list screen 91 (see FIG. 49) after registering the current system posting information input list 941 in the resource management system 1.

The service information sharing page enables businesses and their managers to share know-how with young employees by preventing the outflow of know-how when employees retire, and evaluating only within the business. Furthermore, since the service information sharing page can be browsed from outside with a smartphone or the like, it is possible to improve customer satisfaction by immediate response, and since it is not managed by a flyer, know-how information can be secured even in the event of a disaster.
Further, the service information sharing page enables the administration to collect regional service information in units of regional comprehensive centers and share service information between the regional comprehensive centers in accordance with the promotion of the comprehensive business. That is, the service information sharing page can visualize services that are lacking in each regional comprehensive center.
The service information sharing page enables closed know-how sharing to the regional comprehensive center. Furthermore, since the service information sharing page can be browsed from outside with a smartphone or the like, it is possible to improve customer satisfaction by immediate response, and since it is not managed by a flyer, know-how information can be secured even in the event of a disaster.

  In the above description, an example of the resource management system 1 that handles information related to the care service has been described. However, the present invention can be applied to a system that handles other information. In the above description, the processing by the server device 3 is described. However, the processing by the terminal 2 can also be realized. In this case, the processor 21 of the terminal 2 executes an application program similar to the search program described above, and receives data necessary for necessary processing from the server device 3, thereby having the same function as the server device 3 described above. Realize. In the above description, the information search service is provided by one server device 3, but a plurality of server devices 3 may cooperate to provide the information search service.

  Further, the method described in the embodiment, that is, each method such as the processing shown in each flowchart is a program that can be executed by a computer, such as a memory card (ROM card, RAM card, etc.), magnetic disk (flexible disk, hard disk, etc.). ), An optical disc (CD-ROM, DVD, etc.), a storage medium such as a semiconductor memory, and the like can be distributed. Then, the computer reads the program recorded on the external recording medium, and the operation is controlled by this program, thereby realizing processing similar to the function described in the embodiment.

  Further, program data for realizing each method can be transmitted on a network (Internet) as a form of program code, and program data can be transmitted from a computer (server device or the like) connected to the network (Internet). It is also possible to implement the same function as the above-described embodiment.

  Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and can be variously modified without departing from the scope of the invention in the implementation stage. Further, the embodiments include inventions at various stages, and various inventions can be extracted by appropriately combining a plurality of disclosed constituent elements. For example, even if some constituent requirements are deleted from all the constituent requirements shown in the embodiment or some constituent features are combined, the problem described in the column of the problem to be solved by the invention can be solved. When the effect described in the column of effect is obtained, a configuration in which this constituent requirement is deleted or combined can be extracted as an invention.

The invention described in the scope of claims attached to the application of this application will be added below. The item numbers of the claims described in the appendix are as set forth in the claims attached to the application of this application.
[Appendix]
<Claim 1>
The content information of the nursing care service provided by the predetermined provider is associated with the identification information for identifying the provider and is classified into a predetermined category and stored as nursing service information. A database and a second database;
Display control means for selectively displaying a category different from the category at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database;
A data management system comprising:
<Claim 2>
The content information of the care service provided by the predetermined provider is associated with the identification information for identifying the provider and is classified into categories based on the predetermined category classification and stored as the care service information. A first database and a second database,
Display control means for selectively displaying a category based on a category classification different from the category classification at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database When,
A data management system comprising:
<Claim 3>
On the computer,
A procedure for associating content information of a care service provided by a predetermined provider with identification information for identifying the provider and classifying the information into a predetermined category;
Storing the content information of the care service in the first database and the second database as care service information;
A procedure for selectively displaying a category different from the category at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database;
Data management program to execute.
<Claim 4>
On the computer,
The content information of the nursing care service provided by the predetermined provider is associated with the identification information for identifying the provider, and is classified into a category based on the predetermined category classification, and the first nursing care service information is provided. Storing in the second database and the second database;
A procedure for selectively displaying a category based on a category classification different from the category classification at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database;
Data management program to execute.

1 Resource management system (data management system)
11 Load Balancer 12 Relational Database 121 Publicly Available Local Resources (First Database)
122 Public Nursing Care Insurance Service (First Database)
123, 123a-123c Undisclosed local resources (second database)
124 Business entity database 125 Category setting database 2 Terminals 3a and 3b Server devices 40 and 40a Homepage screens 42a and 42b General public area resource information list screen 44 Detailed search condition designation screen 46 General public area resource information detailed screen 49 My page detailed screen 50 Service Information Sharing Screen 61 Company List Screen 62 Company Details Screen 64 Company New Registration Screen 71 Category Setting List Screen 73 Major Category / Small Category Correction Update Screen 74 Major Category / Small Category New Registration Screen 80 Clip List Screen 81 Service information list screen 82 Service information detail screen 83 Service information modification / update screen 84 Service information search screen 85 System delivery registration screen 86 Service list print screen 87 Print item setting screen 88 Service information new registration screen 89 Comment registration screen 91 System posting Information list screen 92 system published information details screen 93 system published information modification update the screen 94 system published information new registration screen

Claims (4)

The content information of the nursing care service provided by the predetermined provider is associated with the identification information for identifying the provider and is classified into a predetermined category and stored as nursing service information. A database and a second database;
Display control means for selectively displaying a category different from the category at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database;
A data management system comprising: The content information of the care service provided by the predetermined provider is associated with the identification information for identifying the provider and is classified into categories based on the predetermined category classification and stored as the care service information. A first database and a second database,
Display control means for selectively displaying a category based on a category classification different from the category classification at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database When,
A data management system comprising: On the computer,
A procedure for associating content information of a care service provided by a predetermined provider with identification information for identifying the provider and classifying the information into a predetermined category;
Storing the content information of the care service in the first database and the second database as care service information;
A procedure for selectively displaying a category different from the category at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database;
Data management program to execute. On the computer,
The content information of the nursing care service provided by the predetermined provider is associated with the identification information for identifying the provider, and is classified into a category based on the predetermined category classification, and the first nursing care service information is provided. Storing in the second database and the second database;
A procedure for selectively displaying a category based on a category classification different from the category classification at the copy source when an instruction is given to copy the care service information from the first database to the second database;
Data management program to execute.

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