JP2020086917A - Health management system - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a health management system that can improve quality of information on children which is provided to guardians or staffs of a children facility, and that can lead to ease or reduction of burdens of the guardians or the staffs of the children facility.SOLUTION: A health management system 1 comprises: a thermometer 100; an information terminal 300; and a server 400. The server comprises: an acquisition section that acquires body temperature of a child from each device; a storage section that stores the body temperature acquired by the acquisition section; and a transmission section that transmits the body temperature stored in the storage section with variation of the previously acquired body temperature for each day or for each hour to the information terminal. The information terminal has a display section that displays the body temperature received from the server to be able to compare with variation of biological information for each day or for each hour.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a health care system for children.

Children, especially infants, who are enrolled in educational facilities or day care facilities are prone to sudden physical changes due to their weak constitution. If the child is placed in a facility with abnormal symptoms, it is necessary to notify the guardian immediately before he/she feels ill.

For example, Patent Document 1 below discloses a daycare monitor system that enables parents to know biological information such as the body temperature of a child enrolled in a daycare facility from the outside.

JP, 2005-39508, A

The nursery monitor system described in Patent Document 1 provides a parent with biometric information regarding a child entrusted by the parent. However, biological information such as a child's body temperature changes depending on the time of day. Therefore, it is difficult for a guardian or a person in charge of a child's facility to judge whether or not an abnormality has occurred in the child's symptoms based on only the current biometric information of the deposited child.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and makes the information about a child provided to a guardian or a person in charge of a child's facility higher quality, and the guardian or the child's facility is in charge. It is an object of the present invention to provide a health management system that can contribute to the relief and reduction of burden on persons.

A health management system according to the present invention to achieve the above object, a thermometer for measuring the body temperature of the subject, an information terminal capable of displaying information, a server connected to the thermometer and the information terminal via a network, Prepare The server includes an acquisition unit that acquires the body temperature of the subject from the thermometer and the information terminal, a storage unit that stores the body temperature acquired by the acquisition unit, and the body temperature stored in the storage unit. And a transmitter for transmitting to the information terminal together with a daily or hourly variation of the body temperature acquired in advance. The information terminal includes a display unit that displays the body temperature received from the server in a manner that can be compared with daily or hourly changes in the body temperature.

According to the health management system configured as described above, the information about the child provided to the guardian or the person in charge of the children's facility will be of higher quality, and the guardian or the person in charge of the child's facility will be relieved and burdened. Can be linked to the reduction of

It is a schematic diagram of a health-care system concerning this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware constitutions of the information terminal which concerns on this embodiment. It is a schematic diagram of an information terminal concerning this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware constitutions of the server which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the biometric information which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the biometric information which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the biometric information which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the biometric information which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the environmental information which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the infectious disease information which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the infectious disease information which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the infectious disease information which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the control method of the health-care system which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the control method of the health-care system which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the control method of the health-care system which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the control method of the health-care system which concerns on this embodiment.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Note that the following description does not limit the technical scope or the meaning of terms used in the claims. Further, the dimensional ratios in the drawings are exaggerated for convenience of description, and may differ from the actual ratios.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a health management system 1 according to the present embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 1, the health management system 1 is a system for managing the health of children in a plurality of children's facilities. The health management system 1 includes a thermometer 100, an activity meter 200, an information terminal 300, and a server 400.

Here, in the present specification, the thermometer 100, the activity meter 200, the information terminal 300, and the server 400 are connected to each other via a network. Each device connected to the network includes a communication interface such as a NIC (Network Interface Card) or a wireless communication module. The network includes, for example, a wireless base station, a Wi-Fi access point, a communication line, a provider, the Internet and the like. Note that it is not necessary that all combinations of these constituent elements can communicate with each other, and the network may include a partially local network.

"Children's facilities" includes homes, licensed or unlicensed nurseries, licensed or unlicensed kindergartens, school facilities, children's facilities, learning schools, special needs schools, elementary schools, junior high schools, high schools, technical colleges, universities and the like.

“Child” means a person under the age of 19 using a facility for children. “Child” includes, for example, children such as infants and toddlers, students such as elementary schools and junior high schools, and college students. In the present embodiment, the child that the guardian P has entrusted to the child facility is the target person Q who is the target of health management by the health management system 1.

(Thermometer 100)
The thermometer 100 measures the body temperature of the subject Q. The thermometer 100 displays the measured body temperature on a display unit such as a liquid crystal screen. The thermometer 100 has a communication function capable of communicating with the server 400 via wireless communication, and sends the measured body temperature to the server 400. The thermometer 100 may not have the communication function. In this case, the measurer can access the server 400 from the information terminal 300 and manually input the measured value.

As the type of the thermometer 100, either a non-contact type or a contact type may be used. In the case of a non-contact thermometer, the measurer can keep his eyes on the subject Q for a long time by reducing the time and effort required for measurement. In the case of the contact thermometer, more reliable measurement can be performed than in the non-contact thermometer.

(Activity meter 200)
The activity meter 200 measures the activity amount of the target person Q. The activity meter 200 has, for example, an IC tag in which identification information of the target person Q and the like are stored, and an activity amount detection unit such as an acceleration sensor and a GPS data reception unit. The IC tag is incorporated in the property of the target person Q, such as a name tag, shoes, and a hat. By incorporating the IC tag into the property of the target person Q, it is possible to avoid the risk that the target person Q loses the activity meter 200 or forgets to perform the measurement by the activity meter 200. Further, the GPS data receiving unit acquires position information based on radio waves from GPS satellites, and can also calculate the moving speed of the target person Q by receiving the position information a plurality of times.

The activity meter 200 has a communication function of transmitting the identification information of the target person Q acquired from the IC tag and the activity amount data acquired from the activity amount detection unit to the information terminal 300, the server 400, etc. via the network. .. The activity meter 200 does not have to have a communication function. In this case, the measurer can access the server 400 from the information terminal 300 and manually input the measured value.

(Information terminal 300)
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of the information terminal 300 according to this embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the information terminal 300 according to the present embodiment.

The information terminal 300 is, for example, a PC, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or the like. As shown in FIG. 1, the information terminal 300 includes an information terminal 300A owned by a guardian P and an information terminal 300B owned by a person R in charge of a child facility. Since each of the guardian P and the person in charge R owns the information terminal 300A and the information terminal 300B, both the guardian P and the person in charge R receive the biometric information including the state of the target person Q on their respective information terminals 300. It is possible to input and display the information on each information terminal 300. Further, both the guardian P and the person in charge R can exchange images and moving images in addition to the biometric information of the target person Q via the information terminals 300A and 300B. Thereby, the person Q can serve as a contact book.

Here, the “biological information” refers to the child's body temperature measured by the thermometer 100 and the activity meter 200, the activity amount, and the state of the subject Q input to the information terminal 300, which are associated with each other. The activity amount refers to the amount of exercise, the amount of sweat, the heart rate, the meal time, the sleeping time such as a nap, and the like. The state of the subject Q refers to fever, diarrhea, vomiting, sweating, sleeping and eating.

As shown in FIG. 2, the information terminal 300 includes a CPU 310, a storage unit 320, a communication unit 330, a display unit 340, an operation reception unit 350, and a notification unit 360, which are buses for exchanging signals. Are connected to each other via.

The CPU 310 controls each of the above units and performs various arithmetic processes according to a program recorded in the storage unit 320.

The storage unit 320 is a ROM (Read Only Memory) that stores various programs and various data in advance, a RAM (Random Access Memory) that temporarily stores the programs and various data as a work area, and a hard disk that stores various programs and various data. Equipped with.

The communication unit 330 includes an interface for communicating with the thermometer 100, the activity meter 200, the server 400, and the like via a network.

As shown in FIG. 3, the display unit 340 includes an LCD (liquid crystal display), an organic EL display, and the like, and displays various information regarding the subject Q, cautions, and warnings. The display unit 340 displays, for example, the event and biometric information regarding the target person Q received from the server 400 in a manner that can be compared with the daily or hourly variation of the biometric information. Here, the “event” regarding the target person Q is the living behavior of the target person Q, and includes, for example, going to the park, leaving the school, going to and from school, exercising, eating, taking a nap, and working. Note that warnings are more urgent than cautions. Further, the warning and the caution differ in the urgent level regarding the target person Q and the method of displaying various information regarding the target person Q.

The operation receiving unit 350 includes operation buttons (see FIG. 3), a touch sensor, and the like, and receives various operations of the guardian P and the person R who are users of the information terminal 300. The user can also input various information regarding the target person Q via the operation reception unit 350. Note that the display unit 340 and the operation receiving unit 350 may form a touch panel by superimposing a touch sensor as the operation receiving unit 350 on a display surface as the display unit 340.

The notification unit 360 is, for example, a speaker. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, an output hole corresponding to a speaker is formed on the side surface of the information terminal 300. As a result, the caution or warning received from the server 400 is output from the notification unit 360 as a voice, a notification sound, or the like, and is emitted to the outside through the output hole. In addition, the notification unit 360 may further include a vibration actuator inside the information terminal 300. Accordingly, the notification unit 360 can notify the user of a caution or warning as a vibration by vibrating the information terminal 300 by the vibration actuator when the caution or warning is received from the server 400.

For example, when the information terminal 300 is a PC, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or a smartwatch, the dedicated application A (see FIG. 3) is installed in the information terminal 300 to perform data communication with the server 400. When the dedicated application A is installed, the CPU 310 executes the dedicated application A and controls each unit of the information terminal 300. As a result, each function of the information terminal 300 is realized. By configuring the information terminal 300 in this way, the information terminal 300 can be realized by utilizing a general-purpose terminal such as a smartphone that the user originally has. Therefore, the user does not need to carry the dedicated terminal, and can easily carry the information terminal 300.

The information terminal 300 may include components other than the above components, or may not include some of the above components. The information terminal 300 may include, for example, the display unit 340, the operation reception unit 350, and the notification unit 360 while omitting the CPU 310, the storage unit 320, and the communication unit 330. For example, when the information terminal 300 is a smart watch, the operation reception unit 350 may not be provided. Accordingly, the user can receive various information, cautions and warnings regarding the target person Q by the display unit 340 and the notification unit 360.

(Server 400)
FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of the server 400 according to this embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 4, the server 400 includes an acquisition unit 410, an identification unit 420, a storage unit 430, a determination unit 440, a transmission unit 450, and a correction unit 460. The server 400 may be provided in a children's facility, or may be provided in a remote place and connectable via a network. For example, the server 400 may be a cloud server virtually constructed by a plurality of servers arranged on a network such as the Internet. The respective components are connected by a bus so that they can communicate with each other.

The acquisition unit 410 acquires, from the thermometer 100, the activity meter 200, and the information terminal 300, body temperatures, activity amounts, states, and environmental information of a plurality of children including the subject Q.

The “environmental information” includes environmental temperature inside or outside the child facility, environmental humidity inside or outside the child facility, weather information, infectious disease information in the vicinity of the child facility, and the like.

The information on the environmental temperature, the environmental humidity, and the weather is acquired by the acquisition unit 410, for example, by communicating with the home network in the child facility. The home network can be connected to an air conditioner, an outdoor unit of an air conditioner, a thermometer, a hygrometer, etc. via wireless communication. Environmental information can be obtained from the sensor of the connected device. As the environmental information, data manually input to the information terminal 300A possessed by the guardian P or the information terminal 300B possessed by the person R in charge is transmitted from the communication unit 330 of the information terminal 300A or the information terminal 300B to the server 400. Good.

“Infectious disease information” includes information such as the number of infected persons in each child's facility, the ratio of infected persons, and the prediction of the number of infected persons in the infectious disease. The “infectious disease” is, for example, influenza, chicken pox, measles, rubella or the like. The infectious disease information may be acquired by the biometric information of a plurality of children other than the target person Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410, and may be acquired via the Internet from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, health research institutes and insurance offices of each prefecture, and city/ward. It may be obtained from the website of the municipal office.

The identification unit 420 identifies an event related to the target person Q based on the activity amount of the target person Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410.

The storage unit 430 stores the biometric information of the target person Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410 and the event related to the target person Q specified by the specifying unit 420.

The determination unit 440 compares the threshold of the biometric information with the biometric information of the target person Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410 to determine whether the target person Q is in an abnormal state. Details of the threshold value of biometric information will be described later.

The transmission unit 450 transmits data, cautions, and warnings to the information terminal 300 registered in the server 400. The transmitting unit 450 sets the event and the biometric information of the target person Q stored in the storage unit 430 together with the daily or hourly variation of the biometric information of the target person Q previously acquired by the acquiring unit 410. It is transmitted to the terminal 300B. In addition, when the determination unit 440 determines that the target person Q is in an abnormal state, the transmission unit 450 transmits a caution or warning to the information terminal 300A or the information terminal 300B.

The correction unit 460 generates biometric information that is corrected from the biometric information acquired by the acquisition unit 410 according to each measurement principle of the thermometer 100. As a result, each measured value can be used as an index without distinguishing the model of the thermometer 100. Therefore, the guardian P or the person in charge R can easily grasp the change in the biometric information of the target person Q more accurately.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 5 to 8, a description will be given of a method of displaying various information regarding the target person Q displayed on the display unit 340 of the information terminal 300A owned by the guardian P. The display unit 340 of the information terminal 300B owned by the person in charge R may display the same information as the display unit 340 of the information terminal 300A owned by the guardian P. In this case, the operation performed by the guardian P using the information terminal 300A may be performed by the person in charge R using the information terminal 300B.

5 to 8 are diagrams for explaining the method for displaying biometric information according to the present embodiment.

As illustrated in FIG. 5, the display unit 340 displays the past data of the daily or hourly variation of the biometric information of the subject Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410 in a line graph format. The past data may be an average value of the daily or hourly variation of the biometric information of the subject Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410 during a certain period. Further, the line graph in the past data may be displayed by superimposing all the data, or may display the average value, the upper limit value, and the lower limit value. Furthermore, the display unit 340 may display the current biometric information, the event, and the state of the subject Q in a balloon format so as to correspond to the respective measurement points on the line graph showing the past data. Thereby, the guardian P or the person in charge R can compare the current biometric information of the target person Q with the past biometric information and grasp the biometric information of the target person Q from multiple directions.

Further, since the thermometer 100 and the activity meter 200 are used at different dates and times and at a plurality of places, the display unit 340 identifies and displays the type of acquired data. For example, even if the index is the same, it is distinguished by the type of line, the symbol, the color, the presence or absence of a pop-up display, etc. depending on the measurement date and time, the measurement location, the type of the thermometer 100 or the activity meter 200, and the measurement environment condition of the measurer or the like. .. Thereby, in the measuring devices such as the thermometer 100 and the activity meter 200, it is possible to distinguish the contact device or the non-contact device, or the model such as the high precision device or the simple device. In addition, the difference caused by the measurer can be taken into consideration.

The contents displayed in the balloon format on the line graph showing the past data can be variously modified. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, in addition to the current biometric information, event, and state of the target person Q, the measurer or measurement model may be displayed.

Also, the display method can be modified in various ways. For example, in the case of displaying in a pop-up format, when the guardian P or the person in charge R taps each measurement time point on the line graph showing the past data, as shown in FIG. 6, the target person Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410 is shown. The biometric information, event, and state of can be displayed on the display unit 340 together with the acquired date and time.

As shown in FIG. 7, the display unit 340 associates the biometric information and state of the target person Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410 with the event acquired by the identification unit 420 and displays them in a list format. Thereby, the guardian P or the person in charge R can grasp the change in the biological information of the target person Q in association with the event.

According to the method of displaying biometric information by the health management system 1 as described above, the biometric information of the subject Q in which the body temperature, the amount of activity, and the state of the subject Q are associated with each other is obtained every day of the previously obtained biometric information. Or it is provided to the guardian P or the person in charge R together with the change with time, and the guardian P or the person in charge R can judge the abnormal symptom of the subject Q or the urgency of the symptom based on a plurality of judgment indexes. As a result, the guardian P or the person in charge R can be relieved and the burden can be reduced.

As shown in FIG. 8, the display unit 340 displays the biometric information of the plurality of children including the target person Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410 in association with the map information. For example, the biological information illustrated in FIG. 8 is the average body temperature of a plurality of children including the subject Q who attends a plurality of children's facilities as of 13:00 on Friday, July 6, 2018. As a result, the guardian P or the person in charge R can use the biometric information of a plurality of children, including the target person Q, who go to a nearby child's facility as an index for determining the abnormal state of the biometric information of the target person Q. it can.

FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining a method of displaying environmental information according to this embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 9, the display unit 340 displays the environment information acquired by the acquisition unit 410 in association with the map information. Accordingly, the guardian P or the person in charge R can use the neighboring environment information as an index for determining the abnormal state of the biological information of the subject Q.

According to the method for displaying biometric information by the health management system 1 as described above, it is difficult to adjust the body temperature based on the environmental information acquired in advance, and the abnormal symptom or urgency of the symptom of the child who is easily affected by the environmental temperature. Can be judged. As a result, the guardian P or the person in charge R can be relieved and the burden can be reduced.

10 to 12 are diagrams for explaining a method of displaying infectious disease information according to the present embodiment.

The display unit 340 displays the biometric information of a plurality of children including the subject Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410, particularly the infectious disease information in each child facility. If the child's facility has a grade or class, display it for each unit. As a result, it is possible to predict the route of infection such as mobile infection and infection between siblings. The guardian P and the person in charge R can take measures in anticipation of the number of infected persons in the future before the class to which the target person Q attends is closed.

In addition, especially infants are prone to serious injuries when they are infected with a virus because they have no immunity in their bodies. Therefore, the guardian P or the person in charge R promptly obtains the infectious disease information of the nearby child's facility from the information terminal 300A or the information terminal 300B, and makes the subject Q refrain from going out. It is important to take the initiative such as going to pick up Q.

As shown in FIG. 10, the display unit 340 displays the number of infected persons in each child facility, the proportion of infected persons, and the infected persons acquired by the acquisition unit 410 from the biometric information of a plurality of children including the target person Q. Number predictions are displayed in tabular form. As a result, the guardian P or the person in charge R can know the transition of the ratio of infected persons in a nearby child's facility. The method of displaying the table and its contents can be modified in various ways. For example, as shown in FIG. 10, when a certain number of people or a certain number of people are exceeded, attention can be given by highlighting the relevant part.

As shown in FIG. 11, the display unit 340 displays the number of infected persons in each child's facility acquired by the acquisition unit 410 from the biometric information of a plurality of children including the target person Q as map information in a bar graph format. Display in association with each other. As a result, the guardian P or the person in charge R can know the number of infected persons in a nearby child's facility. Further, the guardian P or the person in charge R can more visually grasp the infectious disease information shown in FIG. 10 in a bar graph format, and thus can quickly grasp the infectious disease information.

As illustrated in FIG. 12, the display unit 340 displays the infectious disease information in each child facility acquired by the acquisition unit 410 from the biometric information of the plurality of children including the target person Q in association with the map information. .. Thereby, the guardian P or the person in charge R can obtain the infectious disease information in a wide area. The display method and its contents can be modified in various ways. In FIG. 12, the number of infected persons in the facilities for children in each prefecture is shown by color. For example, an infectious disease is obtained by using a front line connecting points where a certain number of infected persons have occurred on a map. It may indicate information.

The display format can be modified in various ways. Examples include bubble charts, pie charts, band charts, and histograms.

Although the display method of various infectious disease information has been described with reference to FIGS. 10 to 12, the identifying unit 420 is based on the biometric information of the plurality of children including the subject Q acquired by the acquisition unit 410. It is also possible to specify a neighborhood area where many children are determined to be in an abnormal state by the determination unit 440 within a certain period and send a warning to the information terminal 300A or 300B in the neighborhood area identified by the identification unit 420.

According to the method for displaying infectious disease information by the health management system 1 as described above, the guardian P or the person in charge R can identify the infectious disease based on the biometric information of the plurality of children acquired by the acquisition unit 410. It is possible to judge the infected area, infection status, and urgency. Thereby, the guardian P or the person in charge R can promptly obtain the infectious disease information of the nearby children's facility and prevent the subject Q from going out. In addition, the guardian P can take the initiative such as going to pick up the target person Q at the child's facility early. Therefore, the guardian P or the person in charge R can try to prevent the infectious disease of the subject Q.

Next, the operation of the health management system 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 13 to 16.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a control method of the health management system 1 according to this embodiment.

The determination unit 440 presets the first threshold value T1, the second threshold value T2, and the third threshold value T3 regarding the body temperature in the biological information.

The first threshold T1 is a general body temperature value at which the child is considered to have a fever. In the present embodiment, the first threshold value T1 is 37.5°C.

The child's body temperature will vary depending on the event performed. For example, a child's body temperature tends to be high after exercise or after eating. On the contrary, after taking a nap, the temperature of the child tends to be low. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the second threshold value T2 and the third threshold value T3 are set in consideration of the event performed by the child.

The second threshold value T2 is a value higher than the first threshold value T1, and is set from the past amount of exercise, the amount of sweat, and the average heat data for each heartbeat when the subject Q is after exercise or after eating. In the present embodiment, the second threshold value T2 is 38.0°C.

The third threshold value T3 is a value lower than the first threshold value T1 and is set from the past amount of exercise, the amount of sweating, and the normal heat data for each heartbeat when the subject Q is after taking a nap. In the present embodiment, the third threshold value T3 is 37.0°C.

(Step S101)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the body temperature from the biological information of the subject Q.

(Step S102)
When the body temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the first threshold value T1 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S103. If the body temperature of the subject Q is lower than the first threshold value T1 (NO), the process proceeds to step S108.

(Step S103)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the activity amount from the biological information of the target person Q. The identification unit 420 identifies an event (exercise, meal, nap, etc.) regarding the subject Q immediately before the body temperature acquired by the acquisition unit 410 is measured based on the activity amount.

(Step S104)
If the subject Q is after exercise or after eating (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S106. If the subject Q is not after exercise or after eating (NO), the process proceeds to step S105.

(Step S105)
The determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the subject Q is abnormal, the transmission unit 450 transmits a warning to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

(Step S106)
When the body temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the second threshold value T2 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S107. If the body temperature of the subject Q is lower than the second threshold value T2 (NO), the process proceeds to step S108.

(Step S107)
The determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the subject Q is abnormal, the transmission unit 450 transmits a warning to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

(Step S108)
The determination unit 440 determines that it is necessary to pay attention to the biometric information of the subject Q, the transmission unit 450 transmits the attention to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

(Step S109)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the activity amount from the biological information of the target person Q. The identification unit 420 identifies an event (exercise, meal, nap, etc.) regarding the subject Q immediately before the body temperature acquired by the acquisition unit 410 is measured based on the activity amount.

(Step S110)
When the subject Q is after taking a nap (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S111. When the target person Q is not after the nap (NO), it is determined that the biological information of the target person Q is not abnormal, and the process ends (end).

(Step S111)
When the biometric information of the target person Q is equal to or larger than the third threshold value T3 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S112. When the biometric information of the target person Q is lower than the third threshold value T3 (NO), the determination unit 440 determines that the biometric information of the target person Q is not abnormal, and ends the process (END).

(Step S112)
The determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the subject Q is abnormal, the transmission unit 450 transmits a warning to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

As described above, according to the control method by the health management system 1 shown in FIG. 13, the setting is made based on the first threshold value T1 which is a general body temperature value which is considered that the child has a fever and the normal temperature data for each event. Either one of the determined second threshold value T2 and the third threshold value T3 is used as an index for determining the abnormal body temperature of the subject Q. Therefore, the abnormal symptom of the child easily affected by the event can be determined based on the plurality of determination indexes.

The second threshold T2 and the third threshold T3 are not limited to be set based on the event. For example, the second threshold T2 and the third threshold T3 may be determined from the heart rate of the activity amount acquired by the acquisition unit 410. Good. The body temperature of a child tends to be higher as the heart rate is higher, and lower as the heart rate is lower. Therefore, the second threshold value T2 may be set based on the normal temperature data when the heart rate is high, and the third threshold value T3 may be set based on the normal temperature data when the heart rate is low.

FIG. 14: is a figure which shows the control method of the health management system 1 concerning this embodiment.

The body temperature of a child varies depending on the environmental temperature. When the environmental temperature is high, the child's body temperature tends to be high, and conversely, when the environment temperature is low, the child's body temperature tends to be low. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the fourth threshold value T4 and the fifth threshold value T5 are set in consideration of the environmental temperature.

The fourth threshold value T4 is a value higher than the first threshold value T1 and is set when the environmental temperature is 25 degrees or higher. In the present embodiment, the fourth threshold value T4 is set to 38.0°C.

The fifth threshold value T5 is a value lower than the first threshold value T1 and is set when the environmental temperature is 20 degrees or lower. In the present embodiment, the fifth threshold value T5 is set to 37.0°C.

(Step S201)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the body temperature from the biological information of the subject Q.

(Step S202)
When the temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the first threshold value T1 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S203. When the body temperature of the subject Q is lower than the first threshold T1 (NO), the process proceeds to step S208.

(Step S203)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the environmental temperature from the environmental information. The acquisition unit 410 acquires the indoor temperature as the environmental temperature when the target person Q is active indoors in the child facility, and acquires the outdoor temperature as the environmental temperature when active outside the child facility.

(Step S204)
If the environmental temperature is 25° C. or higher (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S206. If the environmental temperature is lower than 25° C. (NO), the process proceeds to step S205. Note that the lower limit value of the environmental temperature is not limited to 25° C., and can be appropriately changed according to the season and the region. For example, in winter or cold areas, the temperature may be set to 22°C to 24°C.

(Step S205)
The determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the subject Q is abnormal, the transmission unit 450 transmits a warning to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

(Step S206)
When the body temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the fourth threshold value T4 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S207. When the body temperature of the subject Q is lower than the fourth threshold value T4 (NO), the process proceeds to step S208.

(Step S207)
The determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the subject Q is abnormal, the transmission unit 450 transmits a warning to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

(Step S208)
The determination unit 440 determines that it is necessary to pay attention to the biometric information of the target person Q, the transmission unit 450 transmits the attention to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

(Step S209)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the environmental temperature from the environmental information. The acquisition unit 410 acquires the indoor temperature as the environmental temperature when the target person Q is active indoors in the child facility, and acquires the outdoor temperature as the environmental temperature when active outside the child facility.

(Step S210)
If the environmental temperature is 20° C. or lower (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S211. When the environmental temperature is higher than 20° C. (NO), the determination unit 440 determines that there is no abnormality in the biological information of the subject Q, and ends the process (END).

(Step S211)
When the body temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the fifth threshold value T5 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S212. When the body temperature of the target person Q is lower than the fifth threshold value T5 (NO), the determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the target person Q is not abnormal, and ends the process (END).

(Step S212)
The determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the subject Q is abnormal, the transmission unit 450 transmits a warning to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

As described above, according to the control method by the health management system 1 shown in FIG. 14, the first threshold value T1 that is a value of the general body temperature that is considered that the child has a fever and the first threshold value T1 set based on the environmental information. Either one of the 4th threshold value T4 and the 5th threshold value T5 is used as an index for determining an abnormal body temperature of the subject Q. Therefore, the abnormal symptom of the child easily affected by the environment can be determined based on the plurality of determination indexes.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a control method of the health management system 1 according to the present embodiment.

The determination unit 440 sets the sixth threshold value T6 for the body temperature in the biological information during the flow process. Details will be described later.

(Step S301)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the body temperature from the biological information of the subject Q.

(Step S302)
When the body temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the first threshold T1 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S303. When the body temperature of the target person Q is lower than the first threshold value T1 (NO), the determination unit 440 determines that the biometric information of the target person Q is not abnormal, and ends the process (END).

(Step S303)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the normal heat data of one or more children other than the subject Q who have the same grade and class of the facility for children as the subject Q from the biometric information of the plurality of children.

(Step S304)
The determination unit 440 sets the sixth threshold value T6. The sixth threshold value T6 is a value higher than the first threshold value T1, and is set from the normal heat data of one or more children other than the target person Q who have the same grade and class of the facility for children as the target person Q. .. In the present embodiment, the sixth threshold value T6 is set to 38.0°C. In addition, "one or more children other than the target person Q" is not limited to the same grade and class of the facility for children as the target person Q, for example, another grade (preferably one year older or one year). You may select one or more children from the (younger) and other children's facilities.

(Step S305)
When the body temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the sixth threshold value T6 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S306. If the body temperature of the target person Q is lower than the sixth threshold value T6 (NO), the process proceeds to step S307.

(Step S306)
The determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the subject Q is abnormal, the transmission unit 450 transmits a warning to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

(Step S307)
The determination unit 440 determines that it is necessary to pay attention to the biometric information of the target person Q, the transmission unit 450 transmits the attention to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

As described above, according to the control method by the health management system 1 shown in FIG. 15, the first threshold value T1 which is a value of the general body temperature that is considered to be the fever of the child and one or more persons other than the subject Q The sixth threshold value T6 set by the normal heat data of the child is used as an index for judging the abnormal body temperature of the subject Q. Therefore, the abnormal symptom of the subject Q can be determined based on the data of one or more children other than the subject Q.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a control method of the health management system 1 according to the present embodiment.

The determination unit 440 sets the seventh threshold value T7 for the body temperature in the biological information during the flow process. Details will be described later.

(Step S401)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires the body temperature from the biological information of the subject Q.

(Step S402)
When the body temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the first threshold T1 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S403. If the body temperature of the subject Q is lower than the first threshold value T1 (NO), the process ends (END).

(Step S403)
The acquisition unit 410 acquires changes in past normal heat data of the subject Q (see FIG. 5).

(Step S404)
The determination unit 440 sets the seventh threshold value T7. The seventh threshold value T7 is a value higher than the first threshold value T1 and is set from the fluctuation of the past normal heating data of the subject Q. In the present embodiment, the seventh threshold value T7 is set to 38.0°C.

(Step S405)
When the body temperature of the subject Q is equal to or higher than the seventh threshold value T7 (YES), the determination unit 440 advances the process to step S406. If the body temperature of the target person Q is lower than the seventh threshold value T7 (NO), the process proceeds to step S407.

(Step S406)
The determination unit 440 determines that the biological information of the subject Q is abnormal, the transmission unit 450 transmits a warning to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

(Step S407)
The determination unit 440 determines that it is necessary to pay attention to the biometric information of the subject Q, the transmission unit 450 transmits the attention to the information terminal 300, and ends the process (END).

As described above, according to the control method by the health management system 1 shown in FIG. 16, the first threshold value T1 that is a general body temperature value that is considered to cause fever in the child and the past normal temperature data of the subject Q. The seventh threshold value T7 set by the fluctuation is used as an index for judging the abnormal body temperature of the subject Q. Therefore, the guardian P or the person in charge R can judge the abnormal symptom of the subject Q based on the past data.

As described above, the health management system 1 includes the thermometer 100, the information terminal 300, and the server 400. The server 400 acquires the body temperature of the subject Q from each device of the health management system 1, the storage unit 430 that stores the body temperature acquired by the acquisition unit 410, and the body temperature stored in the storage unit 430. The transmission unit 450 that transmits to the information terminal 300 together with the daily or hourly variation of the biometric information acquired in advance. The information terminal 300 has a display unit 340 that displays the body temperature received from the server 400 so as to be able to compare it with the daily or hourly variation of the biological information.

According to the health management system 1 according to the present embodiment described above, the server 400 can transmit the body temperature acquired in advance to the information terminal 300. Therefore, the person R in charge of the child's facility and the guardian P of the target person Q can accurately grasp the state of the target person Q in association with the past body temperature. As a result, the information about the child who is the target person Q provided to the guardian P or the person in charge R can be made higher in quality, which can lead to the relief and the burden on the guardian P or the person in charge R.

The health management system 1 may also include an activity meter 200 that measures the activity amount of the subject Q. In this case, the server 400 further includes an identifying unit 420 that identifies an event related to the subject Q based on the activity amount, and the display unit 340 of the information terminal 300 receives the body temperature and activity of the subject Q received from the server 400. The biometric information and the event of the subject Q in which the quantity and the state are associated with each other are displayed in a manner that can be compared with the daily or hourly variation of the biometric information.

According to the health management system 1 according to the present embodiment described above, in the server 400, the identifying unit 420 automatically identifies an event (living activity) related to the target person Q based on the acquired activity amount, and then the information is transmitted to the information terminal 300. Can be sent. Therefore, the person R in charge of the children's facility and the guardian P of the target person Q can save the trouble of recording the event regarding the target person Q in association with the biometric information. In this way, by automating the recording of information relating to the target person Q, the facility for children can improve work.

Further, since the biometric information of the target person Q who is a child varies depending on the event, the guardian P or the person in charge R can accurately grasp the state of the target person Q by displaying the event in association with the biometric information. You can Furthermore, the guardian P or the person in charge R possesses the information terminal 300 that displays the biometric information and the event in a manner that can be compared with the daily or hourly fluctuations in the biometric information. The abnormal symptom of the subject Q and the urgency of the symptom can be determined based on the determination index. As a result, the information about the child who is the target person Q provided to the guardian P or the person in charge R can be made higher in quality, which can lead to the relief and the burden on the guardian P or the person in charge R.

The acquisition unit 410 includes at least one of environmental temperature inside or outside the plurality of children's facilities, environmental humidity inside or outside the plurality of children's facilities, and infectious disease information in the vicinity of the plurality of children's facilities. The environmental information may be further acquired and displayed on the display unit 340 of the information terminal 300. Thereby, the guardian P or the person R can judge the abnormal symptom or the urgency of the symptom of the target person Q whose body temperature is difficult to adjust and is easily affected by the environmental temperature, based on the environmental information. Further, the guardian P or the person in charge R can also try to prevent the infectious disease of the subject Q based on the environmental information.

The server 400 may further include a determination unit 440 that compares the threshold of the biometric information with the biometric information of the subject Q to determine whether the subject Q is in an abnormal state. When the determination unit 440 determines that the target person Q is in an abnormal state, the transmission unit 450 transmits a caution or warning to the information terminal 300. The information terminal 300 may further include a notification unit 360 that notifies the caution or warning received from the server 400. Thereby, the guardian P or the person in charge R can judge the abnormal symptom of the subject Q or the urgency of the symptom based on the plurality of determination indexes based on the threshold value of the biological information. Further, the guardian P or the person in charge R can notice the warning promptly by the notification unit 360.

In addition, the threshold value of the biometric information may be determined based on at least one of the daily or hourly variation of the biometric information of the target person Q and the biometric information of the target person Q at the event. Therefore, the guardian P or the person in charge R can judge the abnormal symptom of the subject Q based on the past biometric data.

The threshold of the biometric information may be determined based on at least one of the event information and the environment information. For example, the determination unit 440 sets the threshold value, which is a general body temperature value that is considered to be a fever of the child, and the threshold value that is set based on at least one of the event or environment information, as the body temperature of the subject Q. It is used as an index to judge abnormalities. As a result, the guardian P or the person in charge R can judge the abnormal symptom of the child who is easily influenced by the environmental temperature because it is difficult to adjust the body temperature and is easily influenced by the event based on a plurality of judgment indexes. it can.

In addition, the threshold value of the biometric information may be determined based on the biometric information of one or more children other than the child who is the target person Q. For example, the determination unit 440 sets the threshold value, which is a general body temperature value that is considered to be the fever of the child, and the threshold value set by the normal temperature data of a plurality of children other than the subject Q, to the abnormal body temperature of the subject Q. Is used as an index to judge. Thereby, the guardian P or the person in charge R can judge the abnormal symptom of the subject Q based on the data of a plurality of children.

Furthermore, the acquisition unit 410 acquires biometric information of a plurality of children including the target person Q, and the identification unit 420 determines the determination unit within a certain period based on the biometric information of the plurality of children acquired by the acquisition unit 410. The transmission unit 450 may transmit a warning to the information terminal 300 in the neighborhood region identified by the identification unit 420, by identifying the neighborhood region in which 440 is determined to be in an abnormal state and having many children. This makes it possible to determine the infected area, the infection status, and the urgency of the infectious disease based on the biometric information of the plurality of children acquired by the acquisition unit 410. As a result, the guardian P or the person in charge R can promptly obtain the infectious disease information of the nearby children's facility and prevent the subject Q from going out. Moreover, the guardian P can take the initiative such as going to pick up the target person Q at the child's facility early.

The server 400 may further include a correction unit 460 that generates biological information by adding corrections according to each of the measurement principles to the measurement values of the plurality of thermometers 100 having different measurement principles acquired from the acquisition unit 410. As a result, each measured value can be used as an index without distinguishing the model of the thermometer. Therefore, the guardian P or the person in charge R can easily grasp the change in the biometric information of the target person Q.

The activity meter 200 may include an IC tag, such as a name tag, shoes, and a hat, which is owned by the subject Q and has identification information recorded therein. As a result, it is possible to avoid the risk that the subject Q loses the activity meter 200 and forgets to perform the measurement with the activity meter 200.

The health management system 1 has been described above through the embodiments, but the present invention is not limited to the configurations described in the embodiments, and can be modified as appropriate based on the claims. For example, in the present embodiment, the health management system 1 may not include the activity meter 200. In this case, the event regarding the target person Q is judged by the guardian P and the person in charge R looking at the target person Q, and is manually input from the information terminal 300A or 300B.

Further, a part of the plurality of information terminals may be held by a medical staff. As a result, the biometric information of the child, which is acquired by the acquisition unit 410 of the server 400 and which correlates the body temperature, the amount of activity, and the state of the child, can be shared with the medical personnel. Parents and children's care providers can share information about their children with healthcare professionals to discuss issues with their healthcare professionals and receive support. For example, a clinical psychologist can be provided with support for child's mental anxiety, the degree of development in listening to a child's words, and medical treatment and training including a developmental screening test. In addition, occupational therapists can receive support for physical and mental health and occupational therapy including diet, play and sports.

In recent years, there is a problem that it is difficult to accept people with mild developmental disabilities in educational facilities for children. For example, in the case of a nursery school, there is an additional payment system that parents can apply by applying to the local government, but the application method is complicated and it is possible to be added to a nursery teacher who does not have knowledge or experience for people with mild developmental disabilities. There is also a nature. Therefore, the additional payment system is a major concern for both parents and children. In such a case, by having the medical person carry the information terminal as described above, it is possible to reduce the security and burden on the guardian and the person in charge of the facility for children. As a result, children's facilities can improve the quality of distribution. As described above, the use of the health management system 1 not only leads to the improvement of the work of the facility for children, the relief of the guardian or the person in charge, and the reduction of the burden, but also contributes to society.

1 health management system,
100 thermometer,
200 activity meter,
300 information terminals,
310 CPU,
320 storage unit,
330 Communication unit,
340 display,
350 Operation reception unit,
360 notification section,
400 servers,
410 Acquisition unit,
420 Specific part,
430 storage unit,
440 Judgment section,
450 transmitter,
460 correction unit,
A dedicated app,
P Parent,
Q Target person,
R person in charge.

Claims (10)

A health management system for managing the health of a target child in a facility for children,
A thermometer for measuring the body temperature of the subject,
An information terminal capable of displaying the information of the target person,
A server connected to the thermometer and the information terminal via a network,
The server is
From the thermometer and the information terminal, an acquisition unit that acquires the body temperature of the subject,
A storage unit that stores the body temperature acquired by the acquisition unit,
The body temperature stored in the storage unit, together with the daily or hourly variation of the body temperature previously acquired, a transmission unit for transmitting to the information terminal,
The information terminal,
A health management system comprising: a display unit that displays the body temperature received from the server so as to be able to compare with the daily or hourly variation in the body temperature. Having an activity meter for measuring the activity amount of the target person,
The server further includes a specifying unit that specifies an event related to the subject based on the activity amount,
The display unit of the information terminal displays the biometric information and the event of the subject, which are received from the server, and which correlate the body temperature, the activity amount, and the state of the subject, for each day or hour of the biometric information. The health care system according to claim 1, which is displayed so as to be able to be compared with the change. The acquisition unit of the server stores the environmental temperature inside or outside the plurality of children's facilities, the environmental humidity inside or outside the plurality of children's facilities, and the infectious disease information in the vicinity of the plurality of children's facilities. More environmental information including at least one of them,
The health management system according to claim 2, wherein the display unit of the information terminal further displays the environmental information. The server further includes a determination unit that determines whether the target person is in an abnormal state by comparing the threshold value of the biometric information with the biometric information of the target person,
The transmission unit of the server transmits a warning to the information terminal when the determination unit determines that the target person is in an abnormal state,
The health management system according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the information terminal further includes a notification unit that notifies the warning received from the server. The threshold of the biometric information is determined based on at least one of the biometric information of the subject in the event and the daily or hourly variation of the biometric information of the subject. Health management system described in. The health management system according to claim 4, wherein the threshold value of the biological information is determined based on at least one of the event information and the environmental information. The health management system according to any one of claims 4 to 6, wherein the threshold value of the biometric information is determined based on the biometric information of one or more children other than the target child. .. In the server,
The acquisition unit acquires the biometric information of a plurality of children including the target person,
The identifying unit, based on the biometric information of the plurality of children acquired by the acquisition unit, identifies a neighborhood area with many children that the determination unit has determined to be in an abnormal state within a certain period,
The health management system according to any one of claims 4 to 7, wherein the transmitting unit transmits the warning to the information terminal in the neighboring area specified by the specifying unit. The server is
The claim|item 2 to claim 8 which further has a correction part which produces|generates the said biometric information which added the correction|amendment according to each of the said measurement principle to the measured value of several said thermometer with which the measurement principle acquired from the said acquisition part differs. The health management system according to any one of 1. The health management system according to any one of claims 2 to 9, wherein the activity meter includes an IC tag in which identification information is recorded, which is incorporated in a property of a child who is the target person.