JP2022063064A - Medical resource management device - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a medical resource management device that manages medical resources by the region.SOLUTION: A medical resource management system includes a medical resource management device, a doctor-side terminal, a co-medical-side terminal, a patient-side terminal, an electronic medical chart system, a map server, a medical supplies server, and a management server, and is communicatively connected to an external network via a LAN. A processing circuit of a medical resource management device 1 has an acquisition function, a calculation function, and a display control function. The acquisition function acquires regional information about a region, patient information about patients existing in the region, and medical resource information about medical resources existing in the region. The calculation function calculates the ratio of the number of medical resources included in the medical resource information to the number of patients included in the patient information in the range of the region included in the regional information. The display control function displays the ratio in association with the region.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

The embodiments disclosed in this specification and drawings relate to a medical resource management device.

With the progress of the aging society in recent years, the number of elderly people who need medical care has increased, and soaring medical expenses have become a serious social problem. In order to curb the increase in medical expenses, the movement to promote early discharge of patients and home medical care is accelerating. In particular, regarding home medical care, medical staff such as doctors and nurses and medical resources including medical supplies such as medical equipment and medicines are delivered to patients, and the medical staff can provide medical care such as treatment and nursing locally. It is possible to carry out actions, and it is expected that the delivery of medical services will further advance in the future.

In order to facilitate the delivery of medical services, it is necessary to deal with patients with more severe and diverse diseases than they are today, in other words, more advanced for patients with more diverse symptoms. Need to provide medical practice. Therefore, it is necessary to manage medical resources by region.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2018-405668

One of the challenges that the embodiments disclosed in this specification and drawings seek to solve is the management of medical resources by region. However, the problems to be solved by the embodiments disclosed in the present specification and the drawings are not limited to the above problems. The problem corresponding to each effect by each configuration shown in the embodiment described later can be positioned as another problem.

The medical resource management device according to the present embodiment includes an acquisition unit, a calculation unit, and a display control unit. The acquisition unit acquires regional information regarding the region, patient information regarding patients existing in the region, and medical resource information regarding medical resources existing in the region. The calculation unit calculates the ratio of the number of the medical resources included in the medical resource information to the number of the patients included in the patient information in the range of the region included in the regional information. The display control unit displays the ratio in association with the area.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a medical resource management system according to the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the medical resource management device according to the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an operation example of the medical resource management device according to the first embodiment. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a first display example of the medical resource management screen. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a first display example of the medical resource management screen. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a second display example of the medical resource management screen. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the medical resource management device according to the second embodiment. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an operation example of the medical resource management device according to the second embodiment. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the calculation logic of health risk. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a logic for determining the necessity of hospitalization and discharge. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of displaying the necessity of hospitalization and discharge. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the medical resource management device according to the third embodiment. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an operation example of the medical resource management device according to the third embodiment. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a display example of the matching management screen. FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a display example of the allocation priority. FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a display example of the allocation calendar. FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a display example of a matching management screen in an emergency. FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an operation example of a medical resource management system including the medical resource management device according to the third embodiment.

Hereinafter, the medical resource management device according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following embodiments, the parts with the same reference numerals perform the same operation, and duplicate description will be omitted as appropriate.

(First Embodiment)
A configuration example of the medical resource management system according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
The medical resource management system 100 includes a medical resource management device 1, a doctor-side terminal 2, a comedic-side terminal 3, a patient-side terminal 4, an electronic medical record system 5, a map server 6, a medical supplies server 7, and a management center 8. The medical resource management system 100 has a medical resource management device 1 as a functional center, a doctor side terminal 2, a comedic side terminal 3, a patient side terminal 4, an electronic medical record system 5, a map server 6, a medical material server 7, and management. It is a system that exchanges various information with the center 8 and provides business support related to out-of-hospital medical care. The medical resource management device 1 is communicably connected to the doctor side terminal 2, the comedic side terminal 3, and the patient side terminal 4 via a LAN (Local Area Network). Further, the medical resource management device 1 is also communicably connected to an external network via a LAN. For example, an electronic medical record system 5, a map server 6, and a medical supplies server 7 are connected to the external network. Further, the medical resource management device 1 is also communicably connected to the management center 8 that manages the device. A proxy server may be installed between the LAN and the external network.

The medical resource management device 1 is the functional center of the medical resource management system 100, and each entity (doctor side terminal 2, comedical side terminal 3, patient side terminal 4, etc.) communicably connected to the medical resource management device 1. It is a device that exchanges various information with the electronic medical record system 5, the map server 6, the medical supplies server 7, and the management center 8) to provide business support related to out-of-hospital medical care. As business support, for example, the medical resource management device 1 is (first embodiment) management of medical resources by region, (second embodiment) indication of the need for hospitalization and discharge of a patient, (third embodiment) co. We support matching between medical and patients. The medical resource management device 1 may be implemented in the form of hardware or software. The medical resource management device 1 is implemented by, for example, a single server or a plurality of servers (server group).

The doctor-side terminal 2 is a user terminal operated by a doctor. The doctor-side terminal 2 communicates with the electronic medical record system 5 by accessing the external network via the LAN. The doctor-side terminal 2 registers patient information regarding a plurality of patients acquired from the electronic medical record system 5 in the medical resource management device 1. The medical resource management device 1 may acquire patient information directly from the electronic medical record system 5.

The patient information includes patient personal information which is personal information about each of a plurality of patients and patient medical information which is medical information about each of the plurality of patients. Patient personal information includes, for example, the patient's name, address, contact information, age, gender, height, weight, blood type, allergies, and medical history. Patient medical information includes, for example, the name of the disease, the risk of recurrence, the severity, the course to date, and the content of treatment currently required for the disease currently being affected and being treated.

The comedic side terminal 3 is a user terminal operated by the comedic. The comedic side terminal 3 accesses the medical resource management device 1 via the LAN, and registers the comedical information about a plurality of comedics in the medical resource management device 1. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the comedy-side terminal 3 is owned by each of the plurality of comedics, and each comedy registers the comedy information via its own comedy-side terminal 3. A comedic is a healthcare professional who works with a doctor to perform medical procedures, such as nurses, midwives, public health nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, radiologists, clinical laboratory technicians, speech therapists, and nutritionists. include. In the present embodiment, as a doctor who does not use the doctor-side terminal 2 at the time of processing by the medical resource management device 1, a part-time doctor or the like who is not in the hospital and is at home owns the comedic-side terminal 3. May be good. That is, a part-time physician may be included in the definition of comedic according to this embodiment.

The comedic information includes comedic personal information which is personal information about each of a plurality of comedics and comedic skill information which is skill information about each of the plurality of comedics. Comedic personal information includes, for example, the name, address, and contact information of the comedic. Comedic skill information includes, for example, medical qualifications and skills owned by comedical, work experience to date, and available times and places.

The patient-side terminal 4 is a user terminal operated by the patient. The patient-side terminal 4 accesses the medical resource management device 1 via the LAN to register patient health information regarding a plurality of patients in the medical resource management device 1. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the patient-side terminal 4 is owned by each of the plurality of patients, and each patient registers the patient health information in the medical resource management device 1 via his / her own patient-side terminal 4. Patients include, for example, home patients who wish to deliver medical services to an address at home (ie, home care).

The patient health information is information on the health of the patient, and includes information on vital signs such as blood pressure and pulse. The patient health information is periodically registered in the medical resource management device 1 at any timing (after waking up, before meals, after meals, before going to bed, etc.) in the patient's daily life. Patient health information is included in the patient information.

In addition, each user terminal (doctor side terminal 2, comedic side terminal 3, patient side terminal 4) may be, for example, a portable terminal or a terminal placed at their own home. Each user terminal may include, for example, a processing circuit, a memory, a display device, an input interface, and a communication interface, and may have a configuration capable of various information processing.

The electronic medical record system 5 is a system that manages patient information regarding a plurality of patients. In the present embodiment, the electronic medical record system 5 is accessed by the doctor-side terminal 2 and provides patient information in response to a request from the doctor-side terminal 2. The electronic medical record system 5 is installed in, for example, a medical institution (hospital, clinic, etc.) to which a doctor who uses a doctor's terminal 2 belongs. The electronic medical record system 5 may be directly accessed by the medical resource management device 1 and may provide patient information in response to a request from the medical resource management device 1.

The map server 6 is a server that manages area information regarding an arbitrary area. Regional information is information that expresses geographical features related to a certain area with letters and symbols. Specifically, natural objects (mountains, rivers, seas, plants, etc.) and artificial objects (railways, roads, bridges, buildings, etc.) ) Is information about the position and range of features. In the present embodiment, the map server 6 is accessed by the medical resource management device 1 and provides regional information in response to a request from the medical resource management device 1. The map server 6 is installed in, for example, a company that provides a map, a cloud server, or the like.

The medical supplies server 7 is a server that manages medical supplies information related to medical supplies including medical devices and pharmaceuticals. The medical material information is, for example, information on the name, type, quantity, and storage location of the medical material. In the present embodiment, the medical material server 7 is accessed by the medical resource management device 1 and provides medical material information in response to a request from the medical resource management device 1. The medical supplies server 7 is installed, for example, in a medical institution that stores medical supplies or a transportation company that is outsourced to deliver medical supplies by the medical institution.

The management center 8 is a facility that manages various information registered in the medical resource management device 1. Specifically, the staff of the management center 8 can access the medical resource management device 1 to obtain regional information, patient information (patient personal information, patient medical care information, patient health information), and comedical information (comedical individual). Information, comedical skill information) and medical supplies information are centrally managed. Since comedical and medical supplies are medical resources, comedic information and medical supplies information are included in the medical resource information. In addition, the staff of the management center 8 operates the medical resource management device 1 to manage medical resources by region (first embodiment), display the necessity of hospitalization and discharge of patients (second embodiment), and (2nd embodiment). Third embodiment) The medical resource management device 1 is made to execute various processes including matching support between the comedical and the patient.

In the medical resource management system 100, the medical resource management device 1 may be installed inside or outside the management center 8. Further, in the medical resource management system 100, the management center 8 may include the configuration of the medical material server 7 without providing the medical material server 7.

A configuration example of the medical resource management device according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the medical resource management device 1 is a single device, and a detailed configuration will be described below.

The medical resource management device 1 includes a processing circuit 11, a memory 12, a regional information DB 13, a patient information DB 14, a medical resource information DB 15, a display device 16, an input interface 17, and a communication interface 18. Each component is communicably connected to each other via a bus. It should be noted that each component does not have to be implemented by individual hardware. For example, at least two of each component may be incorporated and implemented in one piece of hardware.

The processing circuit 11 controls the operation of the medical resource management device 1. The processing circuit 11 has processors such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), an MPU (Micro Processing Unit), a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), and an FPU (Floating Point Unit) as hardware. By executing each program expanded in the memory 12 via the processor, the processing circuit 11 has each function (acquisition function 111, synthesis function 112, setting function 113, calculation function 114, display control function) corresponding to each program. 115) is realized. Each function is implemented by, for example, a processing circuit 11 composed of a single processor or a processing circuit 11 composed of a plurality of processors (processor groups).

The acquisition function 111 acquires regional information regarding the region, patient information regarding patients existing in the region, and medical resource information regarding medical resources existing in the region.
The synthesis function 112 synthesizes patient information and medical resource information with regional information.
The setting function 113 sets a calculation condition of the ratio of the number of medical resources included in the medical resource information to the number of patients included in the patient information in the range of the area included in the regional information.
The calculation function 114 calculates the ratio of the number of medical resources included in the medical resource information to the number of patients included in the patient information in the range of the region included in the regional information.
The display control function 115 displays the ratio in association with the area.

The memory 12 stores information such as data and programs used by the processing circuit 11. The memory 12 has a semiconductor memory element such as a RAM (Random Access Memory) as hardware. The memory 12 includes a magnetic disk (floppy (registered trademark) disk, hard disk), a magneto-optical disk (MO), an optical disk (CD, DVD, Blu-ray (registered trademark)), and a flash memory (USB flash memory, memory). It may be a drive device for reading and writing information to and from an external storage device such as a card, SSD) or magnetic tape. The storage area of the memory 12 may be inside the medical resource management device 1 or may be located inside the external storage device.

The area information DB 13 is a database in which the area information acquired from the map server 6 is stored.
The patient information DB 14 is a database in which patient information acquired from the doctor-side terminal 2 (electronic medical record system 5) and the patient-side terminal 4 is stored.
The medical resource information DB 15 is a database in which medical resource information acquired from the comedic side terminal 3 and the medical material server 7 is stored. The regional information DB 13, the patient information DB 14, and the medical resource information DB 15 may be stored in different storage areas on the same memory 12.

The display device 16 displays information such as data generated by the processing circuit 11 and data stored in the memory 12. The display device 16 includes, for example, a cathode ray tube (CRT) display, a liquid crystal display (LCD), a plasma display, an organic EL display (OELD), and an arbitrary display including a tablet terminal. Can be used.

The input interface 17 receives an input from a user who operates the medical resource management device 1, converts the received input into an electric signal, and outputs the received input to the processing circuit 11. As the input interface 17, physical operation parts such as a mouse, a keyboard, a trackball, a switch, a button, a joystick, a touch pad, and a touch panel display can be used. The input interface 17 may be a device that receives an input from an external input device that is separate from the medical resource management device 1, converts the received input into an electric signal, and outputs the received input to the processing circuit 11. The user is, for example, an employee of the management center 8.

The communication interface 18 is a main body (doctor side terminal 2, comedic side terminal 3, patient side terminal 4, electronic medical record system 5, map server 6, medical supplies server 7, etc., which are communicably connected to the medical resource management device 1. Exchange various information with the management center 8). Any communication standard can be used between the communication interface 18 and each entity. For example, HL7 (Health Level 7) can be used for communication related to medical character information, and DICOM (Digital Imaging and COmmunications in Medicine) can be used for communication related to medical image information. The communication method may be either wired or wireless.

An operation example of the medical resource management device according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
In this flow, the medical resource management device 1 manages medical resources for each region.

In step S101, the medical resource management device 1 acquires regional information, patient information, and medical resource information by executing the acquisition function 111. Specifically, the medical resource management device 1 acquires area information from the map server 6 via the communication interface 18, and acquires patient information from the doctor side terminal 2 (electronic medical record system 5) and the patient side terminal 4. Medical resource information is acquired from the medical material terminal 3 and the medical material server 7. The various acquired information is stored in a dedicated database (regional information DB 13, patient information DB 14, medical resource information DB 15), respectively. At this time, at least within the range of the area included in the acquired area information, the patient information regarding the patient existing in the area and the medical resource information regarding the medical resource existing in the area may be acquired.

In step S102, the medical resource management device 1 synthesizes patient information and medical resource information with regional information by executing the synthesis function 112. Specifically, the medical resource management device 1 is located on a certain range of areas included in the acquired area information, the positions of each of a plurality of patients based on the acquired patient information and the medical resource information, and each of the plurality of medical resources. Identify the location. For specifying the position, for example, a geographic coordinate system (longitudinal coordinate system or the like) may be used, and the specific coordinates in the area may be associated with the position of the patient or the position of the medical resource. Subsequently, the medical resource management device 1 manages patient information and medical resource information in association with the specified position. As a result, the medical resource management device 1 can centrally manage patient information and medical resource information in association with regional information.

In step S103, the medical resource management device 1 sets the calculation condition of the patient-to-medical resource ratio by executing the setting function 113. The patient-to-medical resource ratio is the ratio of the number of medical resources to the number of patients existing in a certain region, and is an index for determining the amount of medical resources to the number of patients in each region. For example, areas with a higher patient-to-medical resource ratio indicate that medical resources are abundant with respect to the number of patients, and areas with a lower patient-to-medical resource ratio are short of medical resources with respect to the number of patients. Show that it is. The medical resource management device 1 may set calculation conditions according to an instruction input by the user via the input interface 17, or may set default calculation conditions stored in the memory 12 in advance. .. The calculation conditions include a range of areas to be calculated (calculation target range), a disease to be calculated (calculation target disease), and a calculation target time (calculation target time).

The calculation target range is a parameter that can be set within a range that does not exceed the area included in the acquired area information. For example, if the acquired area information is a map relating to the entire area of a specific prefecture, the calculation target range can be set within the range in the prefecture where the area information exists. Of course, the calculation target range may be set to be the same as the range of the area included in the acquired area information, or may be set to the range of each of the plurality of subdivisions obtained by dividing the range of the area into a plurality of areas. That is, if the acquired area is "○○ prefecture", the entire prefecture may be set as the calculation target range, or the calculation target range may be set for each municipality, which is an administrative division smaller than "○○ prefecture". The calculation target range may be set by any geometric figure including a polygon (triangle, quadrangle, etc.) and a circle (round circle, ellipse, etc.).

The disease to be calculated is a parameter that can set any type of disease. Since the acquired patient information includes patient information for each of a plurality of patients, it is assumed that there are patients with various diseases even within the same calculation target range. Therefore, the medical resource management device 1 sets a specific disease as a calculation target disease, and the ratio of the number of medical resources that can be treated for the specific disease to the number of patients having the specific disease is patient-to-medical. Calculate as a resource ratio. When the calculation target disease is not set, "general" may be set instead of the specific disease. When "General" is set, the ratio of all medical resources to all patients in the same calculation range, regardless of the type of disease, is calculated as the patient-to-medical resource ratio. The disease to be calculated may be further subdivided and set according to the symptom and severity of the disease in addition to the type of the disease. For example, a specific disease and the severity of the disease may be set at the same time, such as “acute kidney injury / severe” as the disease to be calculated. Thus, even for the same disease, a more detailed patient-to-medical resource ratio may be calculated in consideration of the fact that the symptoms and severity of the disease differ from patient to patient.

The calculation target time is a parameter in which an arbitrary time can be set. Since the acquired medical resource information includes the time that the comedic can respond, it is assumed that the comedic cannot respond to the patient depending on the time even within the same calculation target range. Therefore, the medical resource management device 1 sets a specific time as the calculation target time, and calculates the patient-to-medical resource ratio in consideration of whether or not the comedic can be dealt with at the specific time. For example, any date or time zone can be set as the calculation target time. In the calculation conditions, at least the calculation target range may be included as the calculation conditions, and the calculation target disease and the calculation target time do not necessarily have to be considered.

In step S104, the medical resource management device 1 calculates the patient-to-medical resource ratio by executing the calculation function 114. Specifically, the medical resource management device 1 calculates the patient-to-medical resource ratio based on the set calculation conditions (calculation target range, calculation target disease, calculation target time). The calculated patient-to-medical resource ratio is stored in memory 12.

In step S105, the medical resource management device 1 displays the patient-to-medical resource ratio by executing the display control function 115. Specifically, the medical resource management device 1 displays the calculated patient-to-medical resource ratio on the display device 16 in association with the area set as the calculation target range. At this time, the medical resource management device 1 may display the range of the area in a color corresponding to the ratio.

Since steps S101 and S102 are preliminary operations for calculating and displaying the patient-to-medical resource ratio in the subsequent steps, it is sufficient to execute the steps S101 and S102 at least once when the medical resource management device 1 is started for the first time. Is. Further, a series of steps S103 to S105 may be executed each time the calculation conditions are changed. An example of the medical resource management screen displayed on the display device 16 as a result of executing this flow will be described below.

A first display example of the medical resource management screen will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.
The medical resource management screen 200 is a screen that displays the patient-to-medical resource ratio for each region. The display of the medical resource management screen 200 can be appropriately changed according to various operations via the input interface 17 from the user. The medical resource management screen 200 includes a calculation condition area 21 and a medical resource management area 22.

The calculation condition area 21 is an area in which the set calculation conditions are displayed. Specifically, the calculation target range is "X-chome, O city, T prefecture-Y-chome, O city, T prefecture", the calculation target disease is "acute kidney injury", and the calculation target time is "October x day △ o'clock to □ o'clock". Is displayed. The calculation target range corresponds to the range of the map displayed in the medical resource management area 22. In this display example, since the patient-to-medical resource ratio is calculated including the calculation target disease and the calculation target time as the calculation conditions, the calculation conditions are narrowed down by the calculation target disease and the calculation target time within the set calculation target range. The patient-to-medical resource ratio calculated in 1 is displayed in the medical resource management area 22.

The medical resource management area 22 is an area in which the calculated patient-to-medical resource ratio is displayed. Here, as an example of the patient-to-medical resource ratio, the ratio of the number of medical resources that can be treated to "acute kidney injury" to the number of patients with "acute kidney injury" is divided into mesh 220 regions. It is calculated and displayed. Specifically, a square mesh 220 consisting of 3 vertical × 4 horizontal mesh 220 is arranged on the map, and the patient-to-medical resource ratio calculated for each mesh 220 is displayed by the color of each mesh 220. Has been done. Each color is represented in FIGS. 4 and 5 by four levels of gray shading. The correspondence between each color and the shade level is as follows: blue is the lightest gray, yellow is the lightest gray, red is the slightly darker gray, and gray is the darkest gray. For example, mesh 220 with sufficient medical resources for the number of patients is blue, mesh 220 with insufficient medical resources for the number of patients is yellow, and mesh 220 with no medical resources for the number of patients is red. , The mesh 220 in which no patient is present is displayed in gray. The transparency of the mesh 220 may be set so that the map at the bottom can be visually recognized when the mesh 220 is superimposed and arranged on the map. Further, the roughness of the mesh 220 may be automatically changed as the map is enlarged or reduced by the user operation.

The color of the mesh 220 is color-coded by the ratio of the number of medical resources that can be treated for the disease to the number of patients with the disease. The correspondence between the ratio and each color is expressed as follows, for example. First, if there are 5 patients with acute kidney injury in a certain area, 5 or more nurses who can manage dialysis, and 5 or more dialysis machines, the number of medical resources will be higher than the number of patients. Judging that it is sufficient, the area is displayed as a blue area 221 (low risk area). Second, if there are 5 patients with acute kidney injury in a certain area, 1 nurse who can manage dialysis, and 5 or more dialysis machines, the number of medical resources is not sufficient for the number of patients. Judging that it is sufficient, the area concerned is displayed as a yellow area 222 (medium risk area). Similarly, if there are 5 patients with acute kidney injury in a certain area, 5 or more nurses who can manage dialysis, and 1 dialysis machine, the number of medical resources is insufficient for the number of patients. The area is displayed as a yellow area 222 (medium risk area). Third, if there are 5 patients with acute kidney injury in an area and at least one of the nurses and dialysis machines capable of dialysis management is not present, then there is no medical resource for the number of patients. Judgment is made and the area is displayed as a red area 223 (high risk area). Fourth, if there are no patients with acute kidney injury in an area, that area is labeled as gray area 224.

In the above example, since there are two types of medical resources, "nurse" and "dialysis machine", there are two types of patient-to-medical resource ratios. That is, the first patient-to-medical resource ratio is the ratio of the number of "nurses" to the number of "patients", and the second patient-to-medical resource ratio is the number of "patients" of the "dialyzer". The ratio of numbers. The medical resource management device 1 determines whether the number of medical resources is sufficient or insufficient with respect to the number of patients in each region based on these two types of patient-to-medical resource ratios. For example, when the number of "nurses" and the number of "dialysis machines", which are medical resources, are the same or larger than the number of patients, it is determined that the medical resources are sufficient. As a criterion, the number of medical staff required per patient or the number of medical supplies required per patient can be arbitrarily determined by the user for each type of disease, or for each symptom or severity of the disease. It may be set to the value of. The medical resource management device 1 may determine whether the number of medical resources is sufficient or insufficient with respect to the number of patients for each region based on these set determination criteria.

Further, in the above example, the case where the calculation target disease is the “disease type” has been described, but when the calculation target disease further includes the “disease symptom and severity” in addition to the “disease type”. , The patient-to-medical resource ratio may be calculated according to the "symptoms and severity of the disease". For example, suppose that out of 10 patients with acute kidney injury existing in a certain area, 2 are severely ill and 8 are mildly ill. Further, it is assumed that the medical resources are sufficient when the number of medical resources "dialysis machines" existing in the same area is 5 and the number of medical resources is equal to or exceeds the number of patients. Here, assuming that the user applies one dialyzer to each patient regardless of the severity of the disease, and specifies "acute kidney injury" as the "disease type" as the calculation target disease. , The patient-to-medical resource ratio is 10: 5, and it is determined that there is a shortage of medical resources in the area. On the other hand, assuming that the user applies one dialyzer to each severely ill person, and specifying "acute renal injury / severe" including "symptoms and severity of the disease" as the disease to be calculated, the patient pair The medical resource ratio is 2: 5, and it is judged that the medical resources are sufficient in the area.

Further, when a pointer such as a mouse cursor is placed on a specific mesh 220, the numerical value of the patient-to-medical resource ratio in the mesh 220 may be displayed in the vicinity of the pointer by pop-up or the like. Further, when the pointer is placed on the red area 223, which of the number of medical resources and the number of medical supplies does not exist may be displayed by a pop-up or the like with respect to the number of patients.

Further, when a specific mesh 220 is selected by the pointer, the selected mesh 220 may be divided into a plurality of subsections as shown in FIG. Thus, for each of the divided subdivisions, the patient-to-medical resource ratio may be indicated by the color of the mesh 220. Specifically, when one of the plurality of yellow areas 222 is selected in FIG. 4, the selected yellow area 222 is divided into four square subdivisions, and the calculation conditions are set for each subdivision as the calculation target range. The patient-to-medical resource ratio is calculated below and displayed as shown in FIG. Looking at FIG. 5, it can be seen that the selected yellow region 222 specifically includes one blue region 221, two yellow regions 222, and one red region 223. By subdividing the selected mesh in this way, the patient-to-medical resource ratio in a more detailed region may be displayed.

A second display example of the medical resource management screen will be described with reference to FIG.
On the medical resource management screen 200 shown in the first display example, the patient-to-medical resource ratio of each region is displayed by the color of the mesh 220 superimposed on the map. On the medical resource management screen 201 shown in the second display example, the patient-to-medical resource ratio of each region is displayed in a table format without using a map.

On the medical resource management screen 201, the area where the patient-to-medical resource ratio is calculated is represented in the “administrative division”. There may be a plurality of administrative divisions, for example, there may be a large administrative division (large division) and a plurality of small administrative divisions (small divisions) included in the administrative division. For example, the medical resource management screen 201 includes "administrative division 1", "administrative division 2", and "administrative division 3" in the order of major division to minor division. Furthermore, the number of "patients", the number of "nurses", and the number of "medicines" are displayed in association with each region. In addition, the patient-to-medical resource ratio for each region is displayed by coloring the cells of the "administrative division" with each color. In FIG. 6, each color is represented by four levels of gray shading similar to FIGS. 4 and 5. When multiple sub-categories are included in the same major segment, even if the patient-to-medical resource ratio of the major segment is represented by the color corresponding to the average value of the patient-to-medical resource ratio of the plurality of sub-categories. good.

For example, in U city, T prefecture, there are 30 nurses and 100 medicines for 50 patients, so it is judged that the number of nurses, which is a medical resource, is insufficient for the number of patients, and "administrative division 2". Cell is shown in yellow. On the other hand, in N-ku, K-shi, K prefecture, there are 25 nurses and 30 medicines for 20 patients, so it is judged that medical resources are sufficient for the number of patients, and the cell of "administrative division 3" Is shown in blue.

According to the first embodiment described above, the medical resource management device 1 calculates the patient-to-medical resource ratio for each region, and displays the calculated patient-to-medical resource ratio on the medical resource management screens 200 and 201. By checking the medical resource management screens 200 and 201, the user can easily determine in which area the medical resources are sufficient or insufficient. Specifically, by displaying the patient-to-medical resource ratio in each region in the color of each region, the user can easily determine the shortage of medical resources for the number of patients in each region. In addition, by displaying the calculation condition of the patient-to-medical resource ratio incidentally, the user can simultaneously determine the details regarding the patient-to-medical resource ratio currently displayed.

The medical resource management device 1 according to the first embodiment has been described above. In the first embodiment, the medical resource management device 1 calculates and displays the ratio of the number of medical resources to the number of patients in each region. In the second embodiment, the medical resource management device 1 displays the need for hospitalization or discharge regarding whether the patient should be hospitalized or discharged based on the ratio for each region and the health risk for each patient.

(Second embodiment)
A configuration example of the medical resource management device according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 7.
In the second embodiment, the medical resource management device 1 includes the determination function 116 in the processing circuit 11. Other configurations are the same as those in the first embodiment.

The determination function 116 determines the necessity of hospitalization and discharge.

An operation example of the medical resource management device according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
In this flow, the medical resource management device 1 displays the necessity of hospitalization and discharge of the patient. In the second embodiment, an additional flow is performed following the series of flows (steps S101 to S105) of the first embodiment.

In step S201, the medical resource management device 1 calculates the health risk of the patient by executing the calculation function 114. Health risk is a patient's health risk and is an index for indicating the need for hospitalization and discharge for each patient. Specifically, the medical resource management device 1 calculates the health risk for each patient by using the recurrence risk and severity of the disease currently affected and being treated, which are included in the acquired patient information.

The health risk is specifically calculated according to the calculation logic 300 shown in FIG. For example, health risk is divided into three stages of recurrence risk and severity (low, medium, and high), and the level is "1" to "5" depending on the combination of the degree of recurrence risk and the degree of severity. It is calculated discretely in 5 steps. For example, if the combination of (risk of recurrence, severity) is (low, low), the health risk is "1", if (low, medium) or (medium, low), the health risk is "2", (low, high), Health risk "3" if (medium, medium) or (high, low), health risk "4" if (medium, high) or (high, medium), health risk "5" if (high, high) Is calculated as. The health risk may be one risk category by combining the health risks "1" and "2", and the remaining health risks "3" to "5" may be defined in four stages, and how the health risk is calculated. You may.

In step S202, the medical resource management device 1 determines the necessity of hospitalization / discharge by executing the determination function 116. The need for hospitalization is determined based on the patient-to-medical resource ratio in the area where the patient's address is located and the patient's health risk. The risk assessment regarding the patient-to-medical resource ratio in the region (blue region 221, yellow region 222, red region 223) is also referred to as regional risk.

The necessity of hospitalization and discharge is specifically determined according to the determination logic 400 shown in FIG. The medical resource management device 1 determines the necessity of hospitalization / discharge based on the combination of health risk and community risk. For example, if the health risk is "1" or "2", the necessity of hospitalization / discharge is determined to be "discharge" regardless of the regional risk. If the health risk is "3", the need for hospitalization and discharge is determined to be "discharged" in the blue area 221 and the yellow area 222, and "hospitalized" in the red area 223. If the health risk is "4", the need for hospitalization and discharge is determined to be "discharge" in the blue area 221 and "hospitalization" in the yellow area 222 and the red area 223. If the health risk is "5", the necessity of hospitalization and discharge is judged to be "hospitalization" regardless of the regional risk.

If the patient for whom hospitalization / discharge necessity is determined is a home-based patient, the “hospitalization” and “discharge” of the hospitalization / discharge necessity indicate that the home-based patient should be hospitalized and that the home-based patient must be hospitalized, respectively. It means that there is no such thing. On the other hand, if the patient for whom hospitalization / discharge necessity is determined is an inpatient, the "hospitalization" and "discharge" of the hospitalization / discharge necessity indicate that the inpatient should continue to be hospitalized, and that the inpatient is discharged. It means that it should be done. In addition, due to the nature of the determination logic 400, the need for hospitalization and discharge is such that the lower the patient-to-medical resource ratio and the higher the health risk, the more the patient is encouraged to be hospitalized or the patient is encouraged to continue hospitalization. It can be said that the higher the resource ratio and the lower the health risk, the more the information encourages the patient to be discharged or the patient to be prevented from being hospitalized.

In step S203, the medical resource management device 1 displays the necessity of hospitalization / discharge by executing the display control function 115. Specifically, the medical resource management device 1 displays the hospitalization / discharge necessity determined for each patient on the display device 16.

The operation of the medical resource management device 1 according to the second embodiment has been described above. The hospitalization / discharge necessity table 500 displayed on the display device 16 as a result of executing this flow is described below. The hospitalization / discharge necessity table 500 may be displayed on the display device 16 together with the medical resource management screens 200 and 201.

An example of displaying the necessity of hospitalization and discharge will be described with reference to FIG.
In the hospitalization / discharge necessity table 500, “patient name”, “health risk”, “regional risk”, and “hospitalization / discharge necessity” are displayed in association with each patient. For example, it can be seen that the health risk of the patient name "patient A" is "1", the regional risk is "blue region", and the necessity of hospitalization and discharge is "discharge". Comparing "Patient C" and "Patient D", the need for hospitalization and discharge is "Discharge" and "Discharge" for "Patient C" because the regional risks are different even though the health risk is "3". It can be seen that "patient D" is different like "hospitalization". Looking at "Patient E", it can be seen that the need for hospitalization and discharge is "hospitalization" even if the regional risk is "blue area" because the health risk is "5".

According to the second embodiment described above, the medical resource management device 1 calculates the health risk from the recurrence risk and severity of the patient's disease, and the calculated health risk and the patient's address are paired with the patient in the area. The necessity of hospitalization and discharge is determined based on the ratio of medical resources, and the determined necessity of hospitalization and discharge is displayed. By confirming the displayed hospitalization / discharge necessity, the user can easily determine which patient needs to be hospitalized.

The medical resource management device 1 according to the second embodiment has been described above. In addition, the medical resource management device 1 may perform the following operations as a response to an area where the patient-to-medical resource ratio is low, that is, an area where medical resources are insufficient with respect to the number of patients.
First, the medical resource management device 1 is qualified to treat patients among the comedics existing in the area where the patient-to-medical resource ratio is lower than the threshold, based on the comedic skill information included in the medical resource information. And may display non-skilled comedics. For example, the position of a comedic who does not have the qualification and skill may be displayed by a mark or the like on the mesh 220 (for example, yellow area 222, red area 223) in an area where the patient-to-medical resource ratio is low. In addition, the displayed comedic may be informed of the eligibility and skills to treat the patient. In addition, it may be recommended to improve the skills of the displayed comedics through training or the like.

Second, the medical resource management device 1 treats a patient among the comedics existing in the surrounding area where the patient-to-medical resource ratio is lower than the threshold, based on the comedic skill information included in the medical resource information. You may display comedics with possible qualifications and skills. For example, the position of a comedic with the qualification and skill existing in the blue area 221 or the yellow area 222 around the red area 223 may be displayed by a mark or the like on the blue area 221 or the yellow area 222. .. In addition, the displayed comedic may be informed of incentives for expanding patient coverage. The information is information that encourages the comedic to expand the coverage range, for example, "If the coverage range is expanded, the allowance will be paid according to the expanded range".

Thirdly, the medical resource management device 1 can treat a patient among medical supplies existing in the surrounding area where the patient-to-medical resource ratio is lower than the threshold, based on the medical material information included in the medical resource information. Medical supplies may be displayed. In addition, health care workers may be notified to distribute surplus medical supplies present in the surrounding area to areas where medical resources are scarce. For example, the medical staff may be notified to distribute the dialysis machine from the patrol car in the area A where the number of patients with renal disorder is small to the patrol car in the area B where the number of patients with renal disorder is large.

(Third embodiment)
A configuration example of the medical resource management device according to the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
In the third embodiment, the medical resource management device 1 includes an extraction function 117, a determination function 118, and a notification function 119 in the processing circuit 11. Other configurations are the same as those in the first embodiment.

The extraction function 117 extracts the comedic around the target patient.
The determination function 118 determines the allocation priority of the comedic.
The notification function 119 notifies the comedic and the target patient.

An operation example of the medical resource management device according to the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
In this flow, the medical resource management device 1 supports matching between the comedic and the patient.

Steps S301 and S302 are the same as steps S101 and S102 in the first embodiment, respectively. In the third embodiment, at least the comedic information may be acquired from the medical resource information including the comedical information and the medical material information.

In step S303, the medical resource management device 1 sets the matching target patient by executing the setting function 113. The target patient is a patient to be matched with the comedical, and any patient can be set from a plurality of patients existing in the range of the region included in the acquired regional information. The target patient may be one or more patients set by the user via the input interface 17, for example.

In step S304, the medical resource management device 1 extracts a comedic around the target patient by executing the extraction function 117. Specifically, the medical resource management device 1 extracts the comedics existing in the vicinity of the set target patient from among the plurality of comedics existing in the range of the area included in the acquired area information. For example, the medical resource management device 1 may extract a comedic existing in a circle having an arbitrary radius centered on the target patient. Further, not only the straight line distance to the target patient but also the comedic whose road distance along the road is within the threshold value may be extracted. That is, the comedic may be extracted by any method.

In step S305, the medical resource management device 1 calculates the applicable range of the extracted comedic by executing the calculation function 114. For example, the medical resource management device 1 may calculate the coverage range of the comedic in consideration of public transportation (railway, bus, etc.) included in the acquired regional information. Specifically, the range that can be handled may be wide along the railway line. Of course, the range within a circle having an arbitrary radius centered on the comedical may be set. Further, the medical resource management device 1 may calculate the available range based on the available time and place of the comedic included in the comedic information.

In step S306, the medical resource management device 1 determines the allocation priority of the extracted comedic by executing the determination function 118. For example, the medical resource management device 1 is extracted based on at least one of a calculated coverage, skill information on qualifications and skills possessed by the comedic, a comedic response time, and a comprehensive evaluation of the comedic. Determine the allocation priority of the comedics that have been made. The allocation priority is, for example, a numerical value given to each of a plurality of comedics, and the higher the allocation priority is, the more the comedic should be assigned to the target patient. The comprehensive evaluation of the comedic may be a value calculated based on the available range, skill information, and available time.

Various criteria are assumed in determining the allocation priority. For example, a comedic closer to the target patient's address may have a higher allocation priority. In addition, the allocation priority of the comedic whose coverage does not include the address of the target patient may be lowered. In addition, the allocation priority of a comedy having a skill capable of treating a disease of a target patient may be higher than the allocation priority of a comedical having no such skill.

In step S307, the medical resource management device 1 executes the display control function 115 to display the available range of the comedical and the allocation priority. Specifically, the medical resource management device 1 displays the available range and allocation priority of the extracted comedic on the display device 16 in association with the target patient.

In step S308, the medical resource management device 1 notifies the comedic and the target patient by executing the notification function 119. For example, the medical resource management device 1 notifies the target patient of the calculated comedic having the highest allocation priority among the extracted plurality of comedics. Of the plurality of extracted comedics, the user may notify any of the selected comedics by looking at the allocation priority displayed on the display device 16, or all of the extracted plurality of comedics. May be notified to. The notification is, for example, a notification indicating that matching has been performed, and is notified to the comedy-side terminal 3 owned by the matched comedic and the patient-side terminal 4 owned by the target patient.

When the extracted comedics for the same target patient make the second and subsequent visits, the medical resource management device 1 is used for the comedic in which the target patients are extracted in the visits before the second and subsequent visits. The allocation priority of the extracted comedic may be determined based on the evaluation given to the patient. Further, the allocation priority of the comedic with a high evaluation may be determined to be higher than the allocation priority of the comedical with a low evaluation.

Further, in the third embodiment, the comedic evaluation information for the comedy from the patient who received the medical treatment from the comedic may be included in the comedic information. When a patient receives home medical care by a comedic, the comedic evaluation information is provided to the medical resource management device 1 by each patient via his / her own patient-side terminal 4 regarding the treatment content and the quality of the response performed by the comedic. Information to be registered. The comedic evaluation information is information related to the evaluation of the comedic, and includes, for example, an evaluation point of 1 to 5 points. The comedic evaluation information is registered in the medical resource management device 1 at the timing when the home medical care by the comedic is completed. The comedical evaluation information is included in the comedical information.

The operation of the medical resource management device according to the third embodiment has been described above. Further, a series of steps S303 to S308 may be repeatedly executed each time the matching target patient is changed. An example of the matching management screen displayed on the display device 16 as a result of executing this flow will be described below.

A display example of the matching management screen will be described with reference to FIG.
The matching management screen 600 is a screen for displaying the comedics to be assigned to the target patient. The display of the matching management screen 600 can be appropriately changed according to various operations via the input interface 17 from the user. The matching management screen 600 includes a matching management area 61.

The matching management area 61 is an area on which the set position of the matching target patient, the position of the comedic existing around the target patient, and the applicable range 613 are displayed on the acquired map. Here, the target patient is displayed by the icon 611 of the house (home), and the comedic is displayed by the icon 612 of the flag (flag). The applicable range 613 for each comedical is a perfect circle or an ellipse. In addition, among a plurality of comedics, the coverage range 613 of the comedy having a specific skill that can treat the target patient is highlighted in a different color from the coverage range 613 of the comedy that does not have the skill. To.

In addition, patient information about the target patient is displayed by the balloon 614. Specifically, in the balloon 614, the patient name of the target patient: "A", the disease name: "acute renal injury", the course: "during acute blood purification therapy", and the treatment content: "dialysis management" are displayed. There is. The user can confirm the patient information other than the position of the target patient by looking at the balloon 614.

A display example of the allocation priority will be described with reference to FIG.
The allocation priority table 700 is a table showing the allocation priority of each of the plurality of comedics extracted for the target patient. In the allocation priority table 700, a plurality of comedics are listed from top to bottom in descending order of allocation priority. The allocation priority table 700 includes "comedical name", "comprehensive evaluation score", and "target patient evaluation score". The allocation priority table 700 may be displayed together with the matching management area 61 on the matching management screen 600. Further, in order to understand the correspondence between the comedic name of the allocation priority table 700 and the comedical on the matching management area 61, for example, the corresponding co-medical in the vicinity of the icon 612 of each comedical in the allocation priority table 700. The medical name may be displayed.

For example, in the allocation priority table 700, "comedical A", "comedical B", and "comedical D" are displayed in descending order of evaluation points from the target patients regardless of the overall evaluation points. Next, "Comedical E" and "Comedical C" are displayed in descending order of the overall evaluation score.

Further, the user may transition to the reservation calendar 800 shown in FIG. 16 by clicking the allocation priority table 700. In the reservation calendar 800, the work schedule of a specific date and time corresponding to each of the plurality of comedics displayed in the allocation priority table 700 is displayed. Specifically, "2020 XX month YY day" is displayed as the date on which the comedic is scheduled to be assigned, and the schedule of the work schedule on the same day of each comedical is displayed.

A display example of the matching management screen in an emergency will be described with reference to FIG.
For example, when the medical resource management device 1 detects an abnormal value from the patient health information periodically transmitted from the patient side terminal 4, or when there is an urgent call from the patient side terminal 4, FIG. 17 shows. The matching management screen 600 is displayed.

On the matching management screen 600, an icon 611 indicating a patient in which an abnormal value is detected is displayed. In addition, an icon 612 representing a comedic existing around the patient and a comedic coverage range 613 are displayed. In addition, patient information about the patient is displayed in the balloon 614. For example, in the balloon 614, the information "pulse abnormality" indicating that an abnormality has occurred in the vital signs is highlighted in bold.

Further, the medical resource management device 1 notifies the management center 8 of the information of the patient in which the abnormal value appears and the vital data. Subsequently, the staff of the management center 8 confirms the situation and makes emergency arrangements, and at the same time, issues an urgent request to the comedics existing in the vicinity of the patient all at once. After that, among the requested comedics, the comedics that can respond urgently notify the management center 8 that they are going to the patient via their own comedy-side terminal 3, and notify the site. Head.

The operation of the medical resource management system including the medical resource management device according to the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
In step S401, the medical resource management device 1 performs matching between the comedic and the patient. Step S401 corresponds to steps S301 to S307.

In step S402, the medical resource management device 1 notifies the comedic side terminal 3 and the patient side terminal 4. Step S402 corresponds to step S308.

In step S403, the comedic side terminal 3 registers the start of business with the medical resource management device 1. Here, the medical resource management device 1 sends an alert to the comedy if the medical practice is not started at the scheduled time. At the same time, the staff of the management center 8 confirms the situation. After registration, the comedical will provide medical care to the patient.

In step S404, the comedic side terminal 3 registers a business record with the medical resource management device 1. Specifically, the comedical registers various measurement results, test results, work contents, patient's health condition, etc. for the patient as business records. The business record will also be used for the next person in charge to send a medical treatment to the patient.

In step S405, the comedic side terminal 3 makes a reservation for the next visit to the medical resource management device 1. This step can be omitted if the comedical does not book.

In step S406, the patient-side terminal 4 registers feedback with the medical resource management device 1. Feedback includes, for example, comments and ratings on the quality of medical practice performed by comedics. The evaluation points correspond to the evaluation points of the target patients, and the higher the evaluation points, the higher the allocation priority in the comedic matching. Further, the management center 8 may take measures such as providing necessary education for the comedic and increasing the reward in response to the feedback from the patient.

According to the third embodiment described above, the medical resource management device 1 displays the comedics to be assigned to the target patients in the order of allocation priority. By looking at the displayed allocation priority, the user can easily determine which comedical is suitable for the target patient. In addition, it is possible to match the medical practice required for each patient with a comedic having the necessary skills for the medical practice, and provide appropriate medical care.

The medical resource management device according to the third embodiment has been described above. In addition, the medical resource management device 1 may perform the following operations.

First, the medical resource management device 1 may arrange to deliver the medical supplies to the site at the timing when the comedic starts the medical practice locally. At this time, the delivery source and delivery route may be determined according to the reservation of the visit of the comedical.

Secondly, the medical resource management device 1 may provide electronic learning materials (e-learning) to the comedic before or during the visit to the home patient. There may be some comedics that need to be confirmed for basic work due to the blank period of work. By providing knowledge about work to such comedics through electronic learning materials and the like, it is possible to support the return of comedics with a blank period. In addition, by providing electronic learning materials to comedics who are continuously engaged in business, it is possible to have comedics reconfirm their knowledge of business. In addition, the electronic learning materials may be automatically updated to the latest version. Further, when the comedical visits the patient at home for the first time, a plurality of persons including the instructor of the comedical may be dispatched.

According to at least one embodiment described above, medical resources can be managed by region.

Although some embodiments have been described, these embodiments are presented as examples and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These embodiments can be implemented in various other embodiments, and various omissions, replacements, changes, and combinations of embodiments can be made without departing from the gist of the invention. These embodiments and variations thereof are included in the scope of the invention described in the claims and the equivalent scope thereof, as are included in the scope and gist of the invention.

1 Medical resource management device 2 Doctor side terminal 3 Medical side terminal 4 Patient side terminal 5 Electronic medical record system 6 Map server 7 Medical supplies server 8 Management center 11 Processing circuit 12 Memory 13 Regional information DB
14 Patient information DB
15 Medical resource information DB
16 Display device 17 Input interface 18 Communication interface 21 Calculation condition area 22 Medical resource management area 61 Matching management area 100 Medical resource management system 111 Acquisition function 112 Synthesis function 113 Setting function 114 Calculation function 115 Display control function 116 Judgment function 117 Extraction function 118 Decision function 119 Notification function 200,201 Medical resource management screen 220 Mesh 221 Blue area 222 Yellow area 223 Red area 224 Gray area 300 Calculation logic 400 Judgment logic 500 Admission / discharge necessity table 600 Matching management screen 611, 612 Icon 613 Correspondence range 614 Blowout 700 Allocation Priority Table 800 Reservation Calendar

Claims (14)

The acquisition department that acquires regional information about the area, patient information about patients existing in the area, and medical resource information about medical resources existing in the area,
A calculation unit that calculates the ratio of the number of the medical resources included in the medical resource information to the number of the patients included in the patient information in the range of the region included in the regional information.
A display control unit that displays the ratio in association with the area,
Medical resource management device equipped with. The display control unit colors and displays the range of the area with a color corresponding to the ratio.
The medical resource management device according to claim 1. The acquisition unit acquires a map showing the area as the area information, and obtains the map.
The calculation unit calculates the ratio within the range of the map, and the calculation unit calculates the ratio.
The display control unit colors and displays the mesh corresponding to the range of the map with the color corresponding to the ratio.
The medical resource management device according to claim 1 or 2. The acquisition unit acquires a map showing the area as the area information, and obtains the map.
The calculation unit calculates the ratio in the range of each of the plurality of subdivisions obtained by dividing the range of the map.
The display control unit colors and displays each mesh corresponding to the range of each of the plurality of subdivisions with a color corresponding to the ratio.
The medical resource management device according to claim 1 or 2. The calculation unit calculates the health risk of the patient using the recurrence risk and severity of the disease included in the patient information.
The display control unit displays the need for hospitalization or discharge regarding whether or not the patient should be hospitalized or discharged based on the ratio of the area where the patient's address is located and the health risk of the patient.
The medical resource management device according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The lower the ratio and the higher the health risk, the more the patient is encouraged to be hospitalized or the patient is continued to be hospitalized, and the higher the ratio is, the higher the health risk is. The lower the value, the more information is used to encourage the patient to be discharged or to prevent the patient from being hospitalized.
The medical resource management device according to claim 5. The medical resource information includes skill information on qualifications and skills possessed by the comedic.
Based on the skill information, the display control unit displays the comedics having no qualification and skill to treat the patient among the comedics existing in the area where the ratio is lower than the threshold value.
The medical resource management device according to any one of claims 1 to 6. A notification unit that notifies the displayed comedic of information regarding qualifications and skills that can treat the patient.
The medical resource management device according to claim 7, further comprising. The medical resource information includes skill information on qualifications and skills possessed by the comedic.
Based on the skill information, the display control unit displays the comedics having the qualifications and skills capable of treating the patient among the comedics existing in the surrounding area in the area where the ratio is lower than the threshold value.
The medical resource management device according to any one of claims 1 to 6. A notification unit that notifies the displayed comedic of information indicating an incentive for expanding the range of coverage for the patient.
9. The medical resource management device according to claim 9. The acquisition department that acquires regional information about the region, patient information about patients existing in the region, and comedic information about the comedy existing in the region,
In the range of the area included in the area information, among the patients included in the patient information, a setting unit for setting a target patient and a setting unit.
An extraction unit for extracting comedics existing in the vicinity of the target patient among the comedics included in the comedic information within the range of the region included in the regional information.
A calculation unit that calculates the applicable range of the extracted comedic based on the regional information, and
Of the extracted comedic based on at least one of the calculated coverage, skill information about the qualifications and skills possessed by the comedy, the available time of the comedy, and the overall rating of the comedy. The decision-making part that determines the allocation priority, and
A display unit that displays the applicable range and the allocation priority of the extracted comedic in association with the target patient.
Medical resource management device equipped with. When the extracted comedic makes a second and subsequent visits to the target patient, the determination unit refers to the extracted comedic by the target patient in a visit prior to the second and subsequent visits. Further, based on the evaluation given in the above, the allocation priority of the extracted comedic is determined.
The medical resource management device according to claim 11. The determination unit determines the allocation priority of the high-rated comedic to a higher value than the allocation priority of the low-rated comedic.
The medical resource management device according to claim 12. Among the extracted comedics, the comedic having the highest determined allocation priority, the notification unit for notifying the target patient, and the notification unit.
The medical resource management device according to any one of claims 11 to 13, further comprising.

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