JP2023052973A - Central processing device, control method, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a central processing device configured to suppress increase of care-record creation time due to descriptions in a free description field, a control method, and a program.

SOLUTION: Disclosed is a central processing device of a care assistance system for assisting creation of a care record. The central processing device stores, in association with one another, fixed-form phrases and index words to be used in a description in a free description field included in a care record, and when a newly created fixed-form phrase and index word are received from a terminal device, saves, in association with one another, the received newly created fixed-form phrase and index word.

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COPYRIGHT: (C)2023,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a central processing unit, a control method, and a program used in a care support system that supports a caregiver who cares for a care recipient.

In recent years, with the advent of a super-aged society, research and development have been made on care support systems that support caregivers who care for people who are cared for, as techniques to complement the work of the nursing industry and the nursing care industry. For example, in nursing care facilities, care records are created in which details of care and conditions of care recipients are recorded. In recent years, there is a tendency for more facilities to reduce the time required to create care records by introducing nursing care record software and digitizing care records from conventional paper records. For example, in the portable terminal for nursing care record described in Patent Document 1, when a nursing care staff operates an icon representing a nursing care item displayed on the display screen, an image representing the recorded matter of the nursing care item is displayed on the display screen. , supports the creation of care records.

JP 2016-85673 A

By the way, a care record that shows the details of care given by a caregiver to a care recipient is generally provided with a field for free description so that the caregiver can freely record the condition of the care recipient. It's becoming In this case, if the amount of description in the free description column increases, the time required to create the care record increases. However, in Patent Literature 1, sufficient consideration has not been given to suppressing an increase in the care record creation time accompanying the description in the free description field.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and aims to provide a central processing unit, a control method, and a program capable of suppressing an increase in the care record creation time associated with writing in the free description field. aim.

In order to achieve the above-described object, a central processing unit reflecting one aspect of the present invention is the central processing unit of a care support system that supports creation of care records, wherein arbitrary characters can be written and the care A standard sentence that can be used for writing in a free description field included in a record and headwords included in the standard sentence are associated with each other and stored, and newly created using the input unit. When the fixed phrase and the headword are received from the terminal device, the newly created fixed phrase and the headword are stored in the fixed phrase information storage unit in association with each other.

In order to achieve the above-described object, a control method or program reflecting one aspect of the present invention is a control method or program for a terminal device of a care assistance system that assists creation of a care record, and uses the input function. a headword receiving step for receiving an entry of a headword entered; and any character including the headword can be written using the input function, and can be used for description in a free description field included in the care record. a fixed form sentence receiving step of accepting input of a possible fixed form sentence; and a registration transmission of transmitting a registration save request signal containing the fixed form sentence and the headword and requesting storage of the fixed form sentence and the headword to the central processing unit. and a step.

The advantages and features provided by one or more embodiments of the invention will be fully appreciated from the detailed description provided below and the accompanying drawings. These detailed descriptions and accompanying drawings are given by way of example only and are not intended as a definition of the limits of the invention.

A central processing unit, a control method, and a program according to the present invention can suppress an increase in care record creation time associated with writing in free description fields.

It is a figure which shows the structure of the care assistance system in this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a management server apparatus. It is a figure which shows the structure of a server side monitoring information table. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the configuration of an inter-device information table; FIG. It is a figure which shows the structure of a server side sensor information table. FIG. 11 shows an example of a meal care record form screen. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a morning care recording form screen; FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of an incontinence care recording form screen; It is a figure which shows the structure of a server side care record information table. It is a figure which shows an example of fixed phrase information. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a portable terminal device. FIG. 4 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a login operation of a mobile terminal device; It is a figure which shows an example of a login screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a user list selection screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a personal identification number input screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a standby screen. FIG. 10 is a sequence diagram showing an example of care recording operation; FIG. 10 is a sequence diagram showing an example of care recording operation; FIG. 10 is a sequence diagram showing an example of care recording operation; FIG. 10 is a sequence diagram showing an example of care recording operation; It is a figure which shows an example of a candidate selection screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a submenu screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a format selection screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a meal amount selection screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a numerical value input screen. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a screen on which headwords have been input; It is a figure which shows an example of a fixed phrase selection screen. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a meal care recording form screen in which fixed phrases are entered; FIG. 11 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a fixed phrase registration operation; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of a submenu screen; It is a figure which shows an example of a fixed phrase registration screen. FIG. 10 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a fixed phrase editing operation; It is a figure which shows an example of a fixed phrase registration screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a fixed phrase edit screen. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a fixed terminal device; FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a fixed phrase work screen; FIG. 11 is a sequence diagram showing another example of a fixed phrase registration operation; FIG. 11 is a sequence diagram showing another example of fixed phrase editing operation;

(Knowledge on which the present invention is based)
First, the findings forming the basis of the present invention will be described. As described above, when the amount of description in the free description field of the care record increases, the care record creation time increases. Therefore, at least one fixed phrase is stored in advance, and when writing in the free description field, the stored fixed phrase is displayed in a selectable manner, and the caregiver can freely write from the displayed fixed phrase. It is conceivable to select fixed phrases to be written in the column. This makes it possible to reduce the time taken to create care records.

However, it may not be enough just to prepare a predetermined fixed phrase. For example, some caregivers may want to create and register their favorite fixed phrases. Alternatively, there may be a case where it is desired to edit and use a predetermined fixed phrase. Based on the above considerations, the present inventor has come up with a technique that allows registration of fixed phrases to be used in the free description field according to the caregiver's preference.

(Embodiment)
One or more embodiments of the invention are described below with reference to the drawings. However, the scope of the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments. It should be noted that the configurations denoted by the same reference numerals in each figure indicate the same configurations, and the description thereof will be omitted as appropriate. In the present specification, reference numerals with suffixes omitted are used when referring to generically, and reference numerals with suffixes are used when referring to individual configurations.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a care support system according to this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a management server device included in the care support system. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the configuration of a server-side monitoring information table stored in the management server device. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the configuration of an inter-device information table stored in the management server device. FIG. 4A shows the configuration of a notification destination correspondence information table in the inter-device information table, and FIG. 4B shows the configuration of a communication address correspondence information table in the inter-device information table. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the configuration of a server-side sensor information table stored in the management server device. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a meal care record form screen displayed on the mobile terminal device. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a recording form screen for morning care displayed on the mobile terminal device. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of an excretion care recording form screen displayed on the mobile terminal device. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the configuration of a server-side care record information table stored in the management server device. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of fixed phrase information stored in the management server device. FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a mobile terminal device included in the care support system.

The care support system MS of this embodiment shown in FIG. 1 supports a caregiver who cares (nursing or caring for) a care recipient Ob who is a care target. The care recipient Ob can also be called a monitored person who is a monitoring target, or a watching target person who is a watching target.

More specifically, for example, as shown in FIG. 1, the care support system MS in this embodiment includes one or more sensor devices SU (SU-1 to SU-4), a management server device SV, and a fixed It comprises a terminal device SP, a plurality of mobile terminal devices TA (TA-1, TA-2), and a private branch exchange (PBX, Private branch exchange) CX. are communicably connected via a network NW such as. The network NW may be provided with repeaters such as repeaters, bridges and routers for relaying communication signals.

In the example shown in FIG. 1, the plurality of sensor devices SU-1 to SU-4, the management server device SV, the fixed terminal device SP, the plurality of mobile terminal devices TA-1 and TA-2, and the private branch exchange CX are L2 switches. are communicably connected to each other by a network NW including a mixed wired and wireless LAN (for example, a LAN conforming to the IEEE 802.11 standard) including a line concentrator (HUB) LS and an access point AP. More specifically, a plurality of sensor devices SU-1 to SU-4, a management server device SV, a fixed terminal device SP and a private branch exchange CX are connected to a line concentrator LS, and connected to a plurality of mobile terminal devices TA-1 and TA-2. is connected to the concentrator LS via an access point AP.

Although one line concentrator LS and one access point AP are illustrated in the example shown in FIG. 1, each of these may be plural. The network NW constitutes a so-called intranet by using Internet protocols such as TCP (Transmission control protocol) and IP (Internet protocol).

The care support system MS is arranged at an appropriate place according to the care recipient Ob. The care receiver Ob is, for example, a person who needs nursing care due to illness or injury, a person who needs nursing care due to a decline in physical ability, a solitary person living alone, or the like. In particular, from the viewpoint of enabling early detection and early treatment, it is important that the person being cared for Ob is a person who needs to be found when a predetermined inconvenient event, such as an abnormal condition, occurs to him or her. preferable. Therefore, the care support system MS is preferably installed in buildings such as hospitals, welfare facilities for the elderly, and dwelling units, depending on the type of care recipient Ob. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the care support system MS is installed in a building of a nursing care facility having a plurality of living rooms RM in which a plurality of care recipients Ob reside and a plurality of living rooms such as a nurse station.

The sensor device SU has a communication function to communicate with other devices SV, SP, and TA via the network NW, and is a device that detects a predetermined event related to the care receiver Ob and notifies it to the management server device SV. . The predetermined event is preferably a predetermined event that needs to be dealt with. For example, in this embodiment, it is a predetermined action and a nurse call (NC) in the care receiver Ob.

More specifically, the sensor device SU, for example, has a communication interface circuit (e.g., LAN card, etc.) for communicating with other devices SV, SP, TA via the network NW, and captures an image of the care recipient Ob, etc. and an image sensor for generating a photographed image by detecting a preset predetermined action of the care recipient Ob based on the image output from the image sensor as an example of the predetermined event and notifying the management server device SV of the predetermined action. action detection processing circuit, a nurse call processing circuit that accepts a nurse call as another example of the predetermined event and notifies it to the management server device SV, a call processing circuit that performs a voice call with the terminal device SP, TA, etc. comprising an image transmission processing circuit for transmitting images including still images and moving images output from the image sensor to predetermined other devices SV, SP, TA, a control circuit for controlling these, and peripheral circuits thereof be.

In the present embodiment, the predetermined actions include, for example, getting up by the care recipient Ob, leaving the bed by the care recipient Ob, falling off the bedding by the care recipient Ob, and falling from the bedding by the care recipient Ob. are the four behaviors of falling. The behavior detection processing circuit detects, for example, the head of the care recipient Ob based on the target image, which is the image captured by the image sensor. to detect the rising, leaving the bed, falling, and falling of the care receiver Ob.

The predetermined event is notified from the sensor device SU to the management server device SV by a first event notification communication signal. This first event notification communication signal contains the sensor ID of the device itself and event information representing the content of the event. The sensor ID (sensor identifier) is an identifier for specifying and identifying the sensor device SU. The event information, in this embodiment, is one or more of getting up, getting out of bed, falling, falling, and a nurse call.

An image captured by the image sensor may be included in the first event notification communication signal. In particular, when the event information is any one of getting up, getting out of bed, falling, and falling, the image used for detecting the predetermined behavior (if the detection is performed using a plurality of images, for example, last image) is preferably accommodated. The image may be at least one of a still image and a moving image. In this embodiment, for example, the still image is first notified, and the moving image is distributed according to the user's request. First, a moving image may be distributed, or a still image and a moving image may be transmitted, and the still image and the moving image may be displayed on the terminal devices SP and TA by splitting the screen.

FIG. 1 shows four first to fourth sensor devices SU-1 to SU-4 as an example, and the first sensor device SU-1 is arranged in the living room of the care recipient Ob-1. The second sensor unit SU-2 is installed in the living room of the care recipient Ob-2, the third sensor unit SU-3 is installed in the living room of the care recipient Ob-3, and the third The 4-sensor device SU-4 is installed in the living room of the care recipient Ob-4.

The management server device SV has a communication function to communicate with the other devices SU, TA, and SP via the network NW. It manages certain monitoring information, notifies the predetermined event to predetermined terminal devices SP and TA, provides the client (terminal device SP, TA, etc. in this embodiment) with data requested by the client, and provides care. It is a device that manages the entire support system MS. In this embodiment, the monitoring information includes, for example, the predetermined event (in this embodiment, the type of predetermined behavior detected by the sensor device SU and the nurse call received by the sensor device SU), a still image of the care recipient Ob, and They are an image including a moving image, the time when the notification was received, and the like.

In this embodiment, the management server device SV stores a plurality of recording formats corresponding to the types of care provided by the caregiver (user) to the care recipient Ob, and requests the recording formats from the terminal devices SP and TA. is received, the recording format of the requested type is returned to the terminal devices SP and TA as the transmission source. When management server device SV receives a care record using the recording format, it stores the care record.

Such a management server device SV includes, for example, a server-side communication interface unit (SV communication IF unit) 21, a server-side control processing unit (SV control processing unit) 22, and a server-side storage unit, as shown in FIG. (SV storage unit) 23 .

The SV communication IF unit 21 is a communication circuit that is connected to the SV control processing unit 22 and performs communication under the control of the SV control processing unit 22 . SV communication IF unit 21 generates a communication signal containing data to be transferred input from SV control processing unit 22 according to the communication protocol used in network NW of care support system MS, and transmits the generated communication signal. , to the other units SU, SP, TA via the network NW.

The SV communication IF unit 21 receives communication signals from other devices SU, SP, and TA via the network NW, extracts data from the received communication signals, and allows the SV control processing unit 22 to process the extracted data. format data and output to the SV control processing unit 22 . The SV communication IF unit 21 is configured with, for example, a communication interface circuit conforming to the IEEE802.11 standard or the like.

The SV storage unit 23 is a circuit that is connected to the SV control processing unit 22 and stores various predetermined programs and various predetermined data under the control of the SV control processing unit 22 . The various predetermined programs include, for example, an SV control program that controls each section of the management server apparatus SV according to the function of each section, and an SV monitoring process that executes predetermined information processing regarding monitoring of the care recipient Ob. A program, a format delivery processing program that, upon receiving a request for a recording format from a terminal device SP or TA, returns the requested type of recording format to the terminal device SP or TA that sent it, and a care record using the recording format and a control processing program such as an SV care record processing program for storing the care record upon receipt of a message, and a login authentication processing program for authenticating the login of the mobile terminal device TA.

The various predetermined data include a server identifier (server ID) for specifying and identifying the management server device SV of the device itself, the monitoring information of the care recipient Ob, the predetermined Inter-device information representing information between devices SU, SP, TA such as event notification destinations, sensor information related to sensor device SU, format information related to the recording format, care record information such as care record information, etc. It contains data etc. necessary for executing the program.

The SV storage unit 23 includes, for example, a ROM (Read Only Memory) that is a non-volatile storage element, an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory) that is a rewritable non-volatile storage element, and the like. The SV storage unit 23 includes a RAM (Random Access Memory) or the like that serves as a so-called working memory of the SV control processing unit 22 that stores data generated during execution of the predetermined program.

In order to store these monitoring information, inter-device information, sensor information, format information, and care record information, the SV storage unit 23 includes a server-side monitoring information storage unit (SV monitoring information storage unit) 231, inter-device information It functionally includes a storage unit 232 , a server-side sensor information storage unit (SV sensor information storage unit) 233 , a format information storage unit 234 , and a care record information storage unit 235 . The SV storage unit 23 further functionally includes a user information storage unit 236 and a fixed phrase information storage unit 237, which will be described later.

The SV monitoring information storage unit 231 stores monitoring information of the care recipient Ob transmitted and received between each of the devices SU, SP, and TA. More specifically, in the present embodiment, the SV monitoring information storage unit 231 stores, as the monitoring information, a sensor ID, event information (in this embodiment, getting up, getting out of bed, falling, falling, and a nurse call), reception time, target images including still images and moving images captured by the image sensor, and the presence or absence of countermeasures are stored in association with each other.

This monitoring information is stored in the SV monitoring information storage unit 231 in the form of a table in this embodiment. A server-side monitoring information table (SV monitoring information table) MT-SV for registering this monitoring information, for example, as shown in FIG. A sensor ID field 2311 to be registered, an event field 2312 for registering event information contained in the received communication signal, a reception time field 2313 for registering the reception time of the received communication signal, and the received communication signal. A still image field 2314 for registering the contained still image and a communication address (e.g., IP address, etc.) of the sensor device SU corresponding to the sensor ID contained in the received communication signal are registered as an acquisition source of the live moving image. and a correspondence field 2316 for registering whether or not a response to the event information contained in the received communication signal has been received. A record is provided for each received communication signal, that is, for each event. . In the still image field 2314, for example, still image data may be registered, and for example, the file name of the still image image data may be registered.

As will be described later, the correspondence field 2316 indicates whether or not the terminal devices SP and TA have received an intention to deal with the event information stored in the received communication signal and registered in the event field 2312. A corresponding flag, which is a flag, is registered. For example, in this embodiment, the correspondence field 2316 means that the terminal devices SP and TA have accepted the intention to deal with the event information stored in the received communication signal and registered in the event field 2312. The response flag "1" or the response flag "0", which means that the terminal devices SP and TA do not accept the intention to deal with the event information stored in the received communication signal and registered in the event field 2312. ” is registered. By default, the corresponding flag “0” is registered in the corresponding field 2316 to indicate non-acceptance.

If the first event notification communication signal contains the detection time at which the predetermined behavior is detected or the nurse call acceptance time at which the nurse call is accepted, the reception time field 2313 is filled with the reception time instead of the reception time. , the detection time or the nurse call acceptance time may be registered.

The inter-device information storage unit 232 stores, as the inter-device information, in this embodiment, a sensor ID that is a transmission source and a notification destination that indicates the notification destination of the first event notification communication signal or the like transmitted from the sensor device SU. It stores the notification destination correspondence relation that is the correspondence relation with the terminal ID, and the communication address correspondence relation that is the correspondence relation between the sensor ID of the device SU, the terminal ID of the devices SP and TA, and their communication addresses. The terminal ID is a terminal identifier for specifying the terminal devices SP and TA and identifying the terminal devices SP and TA.

These notification destination correspondence and communication address correspondence are respectively stored in the inter-device information storage unit 232 in the form of a table in this embodiment. For example, as shown in FIG. 4A, the notification destination correspondence information table AT for registering this notification destination correspondence relationship is registered in a transmission source field 2321 for registering the sensor ID of the sensor device SU of the transmission source and a transmission source field 2321. a notification destination field 2322 for registering the terminal IDs of the terminal device SP and TA of the transmission destination for transmitting the communication signal notified from the sensor device SU corresponding to the sensor ID, and for each sensor ID (that is, the sensor device SU) Prepare a record for

In the communication address correspondence information table DT for registering the communication address correspondence, for example, as shown in FIG. and a communication address field 2324 for registering the communication addresses of the terminal devices SP and TA corresponding to the terminal ID, and a record is provided for each terminal ID (that is, the terminal devices SP and TA).

Each of the sensor ID, server ID, and terminal ID may be, for example, a serial number or the like consisting of a predetermined symbol string, or may be, for example, a communication address. If each of the sensor ID, server ID, and terminal ID is a communication address, the communication address correspondence can be omitted. In addition, as for the notification destination correspondence relationship, a plurality of sensor devices SU may be associated with one terminal device SP or TA.

The SV sensor information storage unit 233 stores the sensor information. In this embodiment, the sensor information is information relating to the sensor device SU, and is information in which the sensor ID of the sensor device SU and the name of the person being cared for Ob are associated with each other.

Such sensor information is stored in the SV sensor information storage unit 233 in the form of a table in this embodiment. More specifically, the server-side sensor information table (SV sensor information table) ST-SV for registering sensor information includes, for example, a sensor ID field 2331 for registering a sensor ID and the sensor ID An installation location field 2332 for registering the installation location of the sensor device SU having the sensor ID registered in the field 2331; A care recipient name field 2333 for registering the name of a care recipient Ob (that is, a care recipient Ob at the location where the sensor device SU having the sensor ID registered in the sensor ID field 2331) is registered, and the sensor ID. A field 2331 includes a sensor device SU having a sensor ID registered in the field 2331, and a remarks field 2334 for registering remarks on its installation location and care recipient Ob. have

The format information storage unit 234 stores the format information. The format information is information relating to a record format for inputting the details of the care performed as a care record, and the record format is a predetermined format (format, input form) defined in advance according to the type of care. They are prepared in advance.

The type of care is various and arbitrary depending on the practice of care such as practice of nursing and practice of care. For example, the types of care include periodic care and location-dependent care. More specifically, regular care includes daily morning care (dressing, washing face, wearing dentures, etc.), meal care (breakfast care, lunch care, dinner care), snack care, medication care, and tooth brushing. Care, hydration care, vital check, evening care (changing clothes, brushing teeth, removing dentures, bed transfer, etc.), patrols, position changes, etc., and bathing care, rehabilitation, and recreation, which are carried out on a day-by-day basis , house visits, body cleaning and weighing. Place-dependent care includes excretion care and the like.

These cares depend on places such as the living room, living room RM, toilet, bathroom, and nurse station, and also depend on caregivers such as nurses, caregivers, or the person in charge of the care. . Recording forms are prepared in advance according to the content of such care, and examples include recording forms for morning care, recording forms for meal care, recording forms for snack care, recording forms for medication care, tooth brushing, etc. There are record forms for care and record forms for hydration care.

The meal care record format screen 64a is a screen for displaying a record format for meal care, and is a screen for inputting the details of the implemented meal care as a care record. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, the meal care record form screen 64a displays a menu bar area 511, a subject name display area 631 for displaying the subject name, and input items to be entered as the details of care. and a care record input area 641a for inputting the contents of care corresponding to the input items as a care record, and a message board/special note check box (□) 642 for inputting a setting as to whether or not to post this care record on an electronic message board. , and a “send” button 643 .

In the recording format for meal care, for example, in this embodiment, the input items are the amount of staple food intake, the amount of side dish intake, memos, and care implementation time. , a staple food amount input area 641a-1 for inputting the staple food amount, a side dish amount input area 641a-2 for inputting the side dish amount, and a free description input area 641a-3 (free description column example), and a care execution time input area 641a-4 for inputting the time when the person being cared for Ob was cared for.

In the message board/special note check box 642, when a check input operation is accepted, a "check" is displayed in the message board/special note check box 642, and the record form screen 64 (in the example shown in FIG. 6, the meal care record form screen 64a). An instruction is input to post the content input to the electronic message board. On the other hand, if the check input operation is not accepted, the message board/special note check box 642 is displayed blank, and the contents input to the record form screen 64 (meal care record form screen 64a in the example shown in FIG. 6) are displayed. An instruction is input to set not to post to the electronic message board.

The "Send" button 643 is used to send the content (meal care content in the example shown in FIG. 6) input to the record format screen 64 (the meal care record format screen 64a in the example shown in FIG. 6) to the management server device SV. This is a button for inputting instructions to be sent to.

The morning care record format screen 64b in FIG. 7 is a screen for displaying a record format for morning care, and is a screen for inputting the details of the performed morning care as a care record. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the morning care recording form screen 64b displays a menu bar area 511, a subject name display area 631, and input items to be input as the content of care. It has a care record input area 641 b for inputting the contents of the corresponding care as a care record, a message board/special note check box 642 , and a “send” button 643 .

In the recording format for morning care, for example, in the present embodiment, the input items are changing, grooming, hair styling, oral care, washing, leaving bed, cleaning and other items, memos, and care implementation time. For inputting, the care record input area 641b includes a clothing input check box (□) for inputting the presence or absence of dressing, a grooming input check box (□) for inputting the presence or absence of hairdressing, and inputting the presence or absence of hairdressing. hair styling input check box (□), oral care input check box (□) for inputting whether or not oral care is required, washing input check box (□) for inputting whether or not to wash, input whether or not to leave the bed An item area 641b-1 that includes a check box (□) for leaving the bed, a check box (□) for inputting the presence or absence of wiping, and an input check box (□) for inputting the presence or absence of other items. , a free description input area 641b-2 (an example of a free description field) for inputting a memo, and a care execution time input area 641b-3 for inputting the time when the care recipient Ob was cared for.

When inputting (for example, tapping) each of the areas 641b-2 and 641b-3 in the care record input area 641b of the morning care record form screen 64b shown in FIG. -2, a sub-window for inputting data corresponding to the attributes of data to be input to 641b-3 (eg, text data, time data, etc.) is superimposed on the morning care recording form screen 64b and opened. ing.

The excretion care record format screen 64c in FIG. 8 is a screen for displaying a record format for excretion, and is a screen for inputting the content of implemented excretion care as a care record. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the excretion care recording form screen 64c displays a menu bar area 511, a subject name display area 631, and input items to be input as the content of care. It has a care record input area 641c for inputting the contents of the corresponding care as a care record, a message board/special note check box 642, and a "send" button 643.

In the record format for continence care, for example, in this embodiment, the input items are urination, stool volume, stool quality, memo, and care implementation time. Urination input area 641c-1 for inputting presence/absence of urination, stool amount input area 641c-2 for inputting stool amount, stool quality input area 641c-3 for inputting stool quality, and memo input. A free description input area 641c-4 (an example of a free description field) for providing care, and a care implementation time input area 641c-5 for inputting the time when the care recipient Ob was cared for.

When each area 641c-1 to 641c-5 in the care record input area 641c of the excretion care record form screen 64c shown in FIG. -1 to 641c-5, corresponding to the attributes of the data to be input (eg, text data, time data, etc.), a sub-window for inputting data is superimposed on the recording form screen 64c for excretion care and opens. ing.

The care record information storage unit 235 stores the care record information. The name of the person to be cared who is the subject of care, the contents of the care record, and the image taken in relation to the care by the imaging function of the mobile terminal device TA, if any, are associated with each other. It is stored in the care record information storage unit 235 as the care record information. This care record information is stored in the care record information storage unit 235 in the form of a table in this embodiment.

The server-side care record information table (SV care record information table) NR-SV for registering this care record information includes, for example, a care recipient name field 2341 for registering the care recipient name, as shown in FIG. A care content field 2342 for registering the content of care, a photographing time field 2343 for registering the time when the image was photographed, a still image field 2344 for registering a still image if the photographed image is a still image, and a A moving picture field 2345 is provided for registering a moving picture when the received image is a moving picture, and a record is provided for each care.

In the care content field 2342, for example, the file name of the record form screen 64 (meal care record form screen 64a in the example shown in FIG. 6) in which care details are entered, the corresponding event name, and the like are registered. In the still image field 2344 and the moving image field 2345, for example, still image and moving image data may be registered, and for example, the file name of the still image and moving image data may be registered.

Returning to FIG. 2, the user information storage unit 236 stores user information. In this embodiment, the user information is information of each caregiver (user) who owns the mobile terminal device TA. Such user information is stored in the user information storage unit 236 in the form of a table in this embodiment. A user list selection screen 1500 (FIG. 14), which will be described later, is generated from this user information.

The fixed phrase information storage unit 237 stores fixed phrase information 1000 created in advance. The fixed phrase information 1000 includes, in this embodiment, for example, a user information column 1001, a headword column 1002, a fixed phrase column 1003, and a frequency column 1004, as shown in FIG. The user information column 1001 represents, for example, the name of the user who has logged into the mobile terminal device TA. A user who logs in to the mobile terminal device TA is, for example, a caregiver who cares for a care recipient.

Headword column 1002 describes the words that make up the corresponding standard sentence. In the example of FIG. 10, the headword "shokuyoku" written in the headword column 1002 is the first word of the corresponding fixed phrase, but is not limited to this. Headwords may be words other than the beginning of sentences, such as the middle of sentences in fixed form sentences.

The standard sentence column 1003 describes standard sentences including the headword described in the headword column 1002 . In the example of FIG. 10, the fixed phrase information 1000 includes four types of fixed phrases in the fixed phrase column 1003 in association with the headword column 1002 of "Shokuyoku".

The frequency column 1004 (corresponding to an example of frequency information) indicates that, in the free description input area of the care record input area of the recording form screen 64, the fixed phrase of the corresponding fixed phrase column 1003 has been recorded by the caregiver of the user information column 1001 up to now. represents the number of times it has been used by In the example of the frequency column 1004 in FIG. 10, until now, staff NA has used the standard sentence "I had a good appetite." , the fixed phrase "I had less appetite than usual." was used five times, and the fixed phrase "I had no appetite." was used three times.

Returning to FIG. 2, the SV control processing section 22 controls each section of the management server device SV according to the function of each section. manages monitoring information related to monitoring, notifies the predetermined event to predetermined terminal devices SP and TA, provides the clients (terminal devices SP and TA) with data requested by the client, and controls the entire care support system MS is a circuit for managing

In this embodiment, when the SV control processing unit 22 receives a recording format request from the terminal devices SP and TA, it returns the requested recording format to the terminal devices SP and TA, which are the transmission sources. The SV control processing unit 22 stores the care record in the SV storage unit 23 upon receiving the care record using the recording format. The SV control processing unit 22 is configured including, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and its peripheral circuits.

By executing the control processing program, the SV control processing unit 22 includes a server-side control unit (SV control unit) 221, a server-side monitoring processing unit (SV monitoring processing unit) 222, a format distribution processing unit 223, a server-side It functionally includes a care record processing unit (SV care record processing unit) 224 and a login authentication processing unit 225 . The login authentication processing unit 225 will be described later.

The SV control unit 221 controls each part of the management server device SV according to the function of each part, and governs the overall control of the management server device SV.

The SV monitoring processing unit 222 manages monitoring information related to monitoring of the care recipient Ob upon receiving notification of the predetermined event from the sensor unit SU, and notifies the predetermined event to the predetermined terminal units SP and TA. be. More specifically, when the SV monitoring processing unit 222 receives the first event notification communication signal from the sensor unit SU, the SV monitoring processing unit 222 monitors the care recipient Ob contained in the received first event notification communication signal. Information is stored in the SV monitoring information storage unit 231 .

Then, the SV monitoring processing unit 222 selects the notification destination corresponding to the sensor device SU that transmitted the received first event notification communication signal from the notification destination correspondence relationship stored in the inter-device information storage unit 232, and selects this notification destination. A second event notification communication signal is transmitted to the selected terminal devices SP and TA. This selection process is performed based on the sensor ID corresponding to the sensor device SU that transmitted the received first event notification communication signal.

If the event information contained in the first event notification communication signal is the predetermined behavior (one or more of getting up, getting out of bed, falling, and falling), the second event notification communication signal includes: Contains the sensor ID, event information, and target image contained in one event notification communication signal, and the communication address corresponding to the sensor device SU having the sensor ID contained in the first event notification communication signal as the download destination of the moving image. be done. This communication address is selected from the communication address correspondence based on the sensor ID corresponding to the sensor device SU that transmitted the received first event notification communication signal. When the event information contained in the first event notification communication signal is the nurse call, the second event notification communication signal contains the sensor ID and event information (nurse call) contained in the first event notification communication signal. call) is accommodated.

Upon receiving a recording format request from the terminal devices SP and TA, the format distribution processing unit 223 returns the requested recording format to the transmission source terminal devices SP and TA. In this embodiment, the format distribution processing unit 223 clocks the date and time.

The SV care record processing unit 224 (an example of a fixed phrase control unit) stores the care record in the care record information storage unit 235 upon receiving a care record using a recording format from the terminal devices SP and TA.

2, the management server device SV is further connected to the SV control processing unit 22 as necessary, and a server side input unit (SV input unit) for inputting various commands and various data. ) 24, a server-side output unit (SV output unit) 25 for outputting various commands and data input by the SV input unit 24 and monitoring information related to monitoring of the care recipient Ob, and data exchange with external devices. A server-side interface unit (SVIF unit) 26 or the like for inputting and outputting data may be provided. Such a management server device SV can be configured by, for example, a computer with a communication function.

The fixed terminal device SP and the mobile terminal device TA are examples of terminal devices. The fixed terminal device SP operates in the same manner as the mobile terminal device TA, but the mobile terminal device TA will be mainly described in this embodiment.

The fixed terminal device SP is installed in the nurse station ST and used by the staff of the nurse station ST in this embodiment. The fixed terminal device SP has a communication function to communicate with other devices SU, SV, and TA via the network NW, a display function to display predetermined information, and an input function to input predetermined instructions and data. As a user interface (UI) of the care support system MS, by inputting predetermined instructions and data given to the management server device SV and the portable terminal device TA, and displaying monitoring information obtained by the sensor device SU. It is a device that works. Such a fixed terminal device SP can be composed of, for example, a computer with a communication function.

The mobile terminal device TA has a communication function of communicating with other devices SV, SP, and SU via the network NW, a display function of displaying predetermined information, an input function of inputting predetermined instructions and data, and a voice call. inputting predetermined instructions and data given to the management server device SV and the sensor device SU, displaying the monitoring information obtained by the sensor device SU in response to a notification from the management server device SV, It is a device for responding to a nurse call or calling out to the sensor unit SU through voice communication. The mobile terminal device TA is carried by caregivers (users), such as nurses and caregivers, who are facility staff.

In this embodiment, such a mobile terminal device TA includes, for example, a terminal side communication interface section (TA communication IF section) 31 and a terminal side control processing section (TA control processing section) 32 as shown in FIG. , a terminal-side storage unit (TA storage unit) 33, a terminal-side sound input/output unit (TA sound input-output unit) 34, a terminal-side input unit (TA input unit) 35, and a terminal-side display unit (TA display unit) 36 , a terminal-side interface section (TAIF section) 37 and a camera 38 .

The TA sound input/output unit 34 is a circuit connected to the TA control processing unit 32 for acquiring external sounds and inputting them to the mobile terminal device TA. A circuit for generating and outputting sounds according to signals. The TA sound input/output unit 34 includes, for example, a speaker that converts an electric signal of sound (sound data) into a mechanical vibration signal of sound (acoustic signal), and a microphone that converts the mechanical vibration signal of sound in the audible range into an electric signal. and so on. The TA sound input/output unit 34 outputs an electrical signal representing an external sound to the TA control processing unit 32, converts the electrical signal input from the TA control processing unit 32 into a mechanical vibration signal of sound, and outputs the signal. .

The TA input unit 35 (corresponding to an example of an input unit) is a circuit connected to the TA control processing unit 32, for example, receives a predetermined operation and inputs it to the mobile terminal device TA, and is assigned a predetermined function. a plurality of input switches and the like. The predetermined operations include, for example, a user name and password input operation for logging in, a voice call request operation and its termination operation, a live video request operation and its termination operation, and the notification input operation to indicate that the person being cared for Ob involved in the event is willing to respond ("respond"), such as lifesaving, nursing care, nursing care, and assistance, and input operation of care records using a predetermined record format and various other operations required for monitoring. The camera 38 includes an imaging device, a shutter, etc., and has a function of capturing still images or moving images.

A TA display unit 36 (corresponding to an example of a display unit) is connected to the TA control processing unit 32, and according to the control of the TA control processing unit 32, displays predetermined operation contents input from the TA input unit 35 and the care support system MS. A circuit for displaying the monitoring information related to the monitoring of the care recipient Ob monitored by the care recipient Ob, a recording format for inputting care records, an image captured by the camera 38, etc., such as a liquid crystal display (LCD) or It is a display device such as an organic EL display. As described above, the monitoring information includes, for example, event information representing the predetermined event (type of predetermined action detected by the sensor device SU and a nurse call received by the nurse call device NC), an image of the person being cared for Ob ( still images and moving images), and the time when the notification was received.

In this embodiment, the TA input section 35 and the TA display section 36 constitute a touch panel. In this case, the TA input unit 35 is a position input device that detects and inputs an operation position, such as a resistive film system or a capacitance system. In this touch panel, a position input device is provided on the display surface of the TA display unit 36, and one or a plurality of input content candidates are displayed on the TA display unit 36. For example, a user such as a nurse or caregiver ( When the observer touches the display position where the input content to be input is displayed, the position is detected by the position input device, and the display content displayed at the detected position is sent to the mobile terminal device TA as the user's operation input content. is entered.

The TAIF unit 37 is a circuit that is connected to the TA control processing unit 32 and performs data input/output with an external device under the control of the TA control processing unit 32. For example, the Bluetooth (registered trademark) standard is used. These include an interface circuit, an interface circuit for infrared communication such as the IrDA standard, and an interface circuit using the USB standard.

The TA communication IF unit 31 is a communication circuit that is connected to the TA control processing unit 32 and performs communication under the control of the TA control processing unit 32 . The TA communication IF unit 31 includes a communication interface circuit conforming to the same standard as the SV communication IF unit 21 such as the IEEE802.11 standard, for example.

The TA storage unit 33 is a circuit that is connected to the TA control processing unit 32 and stores various predetermined programs and various predetermined data under the control of the TA control processing unit 32 . The various predetermined programs include, for example, a TA control program that controls each part of the mobile terminal device TA according to the function of each part, and a TA monitoring process that executes predetermined information processing related to monitoring the care recipient Ob. A program, a call processing program that performs voice communication with the sensor device SU by using the TA sound input/output unit 34, etc., receives a moving image delivered from the sensor device SU, and streams the delivered moving image. A TA streaming processing program to be displayed on the TA display unit 36, a TA care record processing program to execute care record input processing using a predetermined record format, a login processing program to execute login processing, and a program using the camera 38 It includes a control processing program such as a photographing processing program for executing photographing processing.

The various predetermined data include the terminal ID of the device itself, the monitoring information of the care receiver Ob, the sensor information related to the sensor device SU, and the screen information displayed on the TA display unit 36. It contains the data necessary for The TA storage unit 33 includes, for example, ROM, EEPROM, and the like. The TA storage unit 33 includes a RAM or the like that serves as a working memory of the TA control processing unit 32 and stores data generated during execution of the predetermined program.

In order to store the monitoring information, the sensor information, and the screen information, the TA storage unit 33 includes a terminal-side monitoring information storage unit (TA monitoring information storage unit) 331, a terminal-side sensor information storage unit (TA sensor information storage unit). 332 and a screen information storage unit 333 are functionally provided. The TA storage unit 33 also functionally includes a fixed phrase information storage unit 334 that stores the fixed phrase information 1000 transmitted from the management server device SV.

The TA monitoring information storage unit 331 stores the monitoring information. In this embodiment, the TA monitoring information storage unit 331 stores, as the monitoring information, the sensor ID and the event information (in this embodiment, getting up, getting out of bed, falling, etc.) contained in the second event notification communication signal received from the management server device SV. , a fall and a nurse call), the communication address of the sensor device SU to which images and moving images are to be downloaded, the reception time of the second event notification communication signal, the presence or absence of countermeasures, and the like are stored in association with each other. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the TA monitoring information storage unit 331 stores the monitoring information in a terminal side monitoring information table (TA monitoring information table) MT-TA similar to the SV monitoring information table MT-SV. Remember.

The TA sensor information storage unit 332 stores the sensor information. The TA sensor information storage unit 332 stores the sensor ID, installation location, care recipient name and remarks in association with each other. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 5, the TA sensor information storage unit 332 stores the sensor information in a terminal-side sensor information table (TA sensor information table) ST-TA similar to the SV sensor information table ST-SV. Remember.

The screen information storage unit 333 stores the screen information. The screen information storage unit 333 pre-stores electronic files such as a login screen 1400, a stand-by screen 51, a fixed sentence selection screen 2500, etc., which are relatively frequently used, for example, and stores predetermined recording format screens received from the management server device SV. 64 and other electronic files.

The TA control processing unit 32 controls each unit of the portable terminal device TA according to the function of each unit, receives and displays the monitoring information of the care receiver Ob, and is a circuit for responding to a nurse call or calling out. is. In this embodiment, the TA control processing unit 32 executes care record input processing using a predetermined recording format. The TA control processing unit 32 is composed of, for example, a CPU and its peripheral circuits.

By executing a control processing program, the TA control processing unit 32 performs a terminal-side control unit (TA control unit) 321, a terminal-side monitoring processing unit (TA monitoring processing unit) 322, a call processing unit 323, and a terminal-side streaming processing unit. It functionally includes a unit (TA streaming processing unit) 324 , a terminal-side care record processing unit (TA care record processing unit) 325 , and a login processing unit 326 . The login processing unit 326 will be described later.

The TA control unit 321 controls each part of the mobile terminal device TA according to the function of each part, and governs overall control of the mobile terminal device TA.

The TA monitoring processing unit 322 executes predetermined information processing relating to monitoring of the care recipient Ob. More specifically, when the TA monitoring processing unit 322 receives the second event notification communication signal transmitted by the management server device SV due to the first event notification communication signal transmitted by the sensor device SU, , the monitoring information of the care recipient Ob is stored in the TA monitoring information storage unit 331 based on each information (each data) contained in the received second event notification communication signal. The TA monitoring processing unit 322 displays on the TA display unit 36 a screen corresponding to each piece of information contained in the received second event notification communication signal. When the TA monitoring processing unit 322 receives a predetermined input operation from the TA input unit 35, the TA monitoring processing unit 322 executes predetermined processing according to the input operation.

The communication processing unit 323 performs voice communication with the sensor unit SU by using the TA sound input/output unit 34 and the like. More specifically, for example, the call processing unit 323 uses the TA sound input/output unit 34 or the like to transmit the first event notification communication signal that caused the transmission of the second event notification communication signal to the management server device SV. A voice call is performed by, for example, VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) with the sensor device SU that is the transmission source.

The TA streaming processing unit 324 receives distribution of moving images (for example, live moving images) from the sensor unit SU, and displays the received moving images on the TA display unit 36 by streaming reproduction.

The TA care record processing unit 325 executes care record input processing using a predetermined recording format. More specifically, the TA care record processing unit 325 performs a target person selection process for selecting a target person for a care record, a format selection process for selecting a recording format, requests a recording format from the management server device SV, and displays the TA display unit 325. Form request display processing to be displayed on 36, and recording processing of receiving input of care records using the recording format by the TA input unit 35 and transmitting them to the management server device SV are sequentially executed. Such a mobile terminal device TA can be configured by a portable communication terminal device such as a so-called tablet computer, a smart phone, or a mobile phone, for example.

(motion)
Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described. In the care support system MS configured as described above, each of the apparatuses SU, SV, SP, and TA initializes each necessary part when the power is turned on, and starts its operation. In the management server device SV, by executing the control processing program, the SV control processing unit 22 includes an SV control unit 221, an SV monitoring processing unit 222, a format distribution processing unit 223, an SV care recording processing unit 224, and a login authentication processing unit. A unit 225 is functionally configured. In the mobile terminal device TA, by executing the control processing program, the TA control processing unit 32 includes a TA control unit 321, a TA monitoring processing unit 322, a call processing unit 323, a TA streaming processing unit 324, a TA care recording processing unit 325. , a login processing unit 326 is functionally configured.

(login)
FIG. 12 is a sequence diagram showing an example of the login operation of the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a login screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a user list selection screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of a personal identification number input screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of a standby screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. The login operation of the mobile terminal device TA will be described with reference to FIGS. 12 to 16. FIG.

When the power of the mobile terminal device TA is turned on, after the operating system is activated, the support application in which the mobile terminal device TA operates as a component of the care support system MS is automatically started. Then, in step S1200 of FIG. 12, login processing unit 326 displays login screen 1400 (FIG. 13) on TA display unit . In addition, the mobile terminal device TA is configured so that the support application is started and the login screen 1400 is displayed by performing an input operation (tapping) on the icon for the care support system MS displayed on the screen after the operating system is started. may be configured to As shown in FIG. 13, the login screen 1400 includes a user selection field 1401 displaying "login user selection", a personal identification number input field 1402, a numeric keypad 1403, a delete button 1404, and a line break button 1405. .

When the user selection field 1401 is input (tapped), the login processing unit 326 causes the TA communication IF unit 31 to transmit a request signal including a user list transmission request and a terminal ID specifying the mobile terminal device TA to the management server. Send to device SV. When the SV communication IF unit 21 of the management server device SV receives the request signal, the login authentication processing unit 225 reads the user information of the user information storage unit 236 . The login authentication processing unit 225 transmits a response signal including the read user information to the mobile terminal device TA specified by the terminal ID through the SV communication IF unit 21 . The login processing unit 326 of the mobile terminal device TA extracts a caregiver (user) list from the response signal received by the TA communication IF unit 31 . Then, in step S1205 in FIG. 12, the login processing unit 326 generates a user list selection screen 1500 (FIG. 14) and displays it on the TA display unit . As shown in FIG. 14, the user list selection screen 1500 lists caregivers (users) who own the mobile terminal devices TA registered in the management server device SV.

Next, in step S1210 in FIG. 12, the login processing unit 326 accepts input of user information and a personal identification number using the TA input unit 35. FIG. That is, when an input operation (tap) is performed on one's own name on the user list selection screen 1500, one's name is entered in the user selection column 1401 instead of "login user selection" on the login screen 1400 of FIG. state. In this state, the numeric keypad 1403 is used to input a personal identification number as shown in FIG. 15, and the line feed button 1405 is input (tapped).

Then, in step S1215 in FIG. 12, login processing unit 326 sends an inquiry signal including the personal identification number and the selected name to management server SV through TA communication IF unit 31, and confirms that the personal identification number is correct. inquire whether or not When the SV communication IF unit 21 of the management server device SV receives the password, in step S1220, the login authentication processing unit 225 associates the received password with the pre-registered name and password. Check against registration information. The login authentication processing unit 225 determines that login authentication has been completed normally when the collation results match.

When it is determined that the login authentication has been completed normally, in step S1225, the SV monitoring processing unit 222 of the management server device SV associates the terminal ID and the name of the caregiver with each other and stores them in the SV storage unit 23. do. In step S1230, login authentication processing unit 225 creates a response signal including a signal indicating that login authentication has been successfully completed, and sends the created response signal to the logged-in mobile terminal via SV communication IF unit 21. Send to device TA.

In step S1235, the TA monitoring processing unit 322 of the mobile terminal device TA displays on the TA display unit 36 the standby screen 51 (FIG. 16) waiting for a communication signal addressed to itself. The standby screen 51 is pre-stored in the screen information storage unit 333 as described above. Alternatively, the standby screen 51 may be included in the response signal transmitted from the management server device SV in step S1230.

For example, as shown in FIG. 16, this standby screen 51 includes a menu bar area 511 that displays a menu bar, and a standby main area that displays a message (for example, "no notification") and an icon indicating that the standby mode is in progress. 512, a time area 513 for displaying the current time, a year/month/Sunday area 514 for displaying today's year/month/Sunday, and a user name area 515 for displaying the user name currently logged in to the mobile terminal device TA. Prepare. The menu bar area 511 includes submenu buttons 5111-5114.

(Example of care recording operation)
17 to 20 are sequence diagrams showing an example of care recording operation. FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of a target person selection screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 22 is a diagram showing an example of a submenu screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an example of a format selection screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 24 is a diagram showing an example of a meal amount selection screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 25 is a diagram showing an example of a numerical value input screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 26 is a diagram showing an example of a screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA on which a headword is input. FIG. 27 is a diagram showing an example of a standard sentence selection screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 28 is a diagram showing an example of a meal care recording form screen in which fixed phrases are entered. An example of the care recording operation will be described with reference to FIGS.

At step S1700 in FIG. 17, the standby screen 51 (FIG. 16) is displayed on the TA display section 36 of the mobile terminal device TA. When the caregiver (user) selects the submenu button 5112 using the TA input unit 35 on the standby screen 51, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts the selection of the submenu button 5112 in step S1705. In step S1710, TA care record processing section 325 transmits a transmission signal including information indicating that submenu button 5112 has been selected as submenu selection information to management server apparatus SV via TA communication IF section 31 .

Upon receiving this transmission signal, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV creates the subject selection screen 62 in step S1715. In step S1720, the SV care record processing unit 224 transmits the created subject selection screen 62 to the mobile terminal device TA via the SV communication IF unit 21. FIG. In step S1725, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA displays on the TA display unit 36 the subject selection screen 62 transmitted from the management server device SV.

This subject selection screen 62 is a screen for displaying selectable subjects and selecting subjects for care records. For example, as shown in FIG. 20, the subject selection screen 62 includes a menu bar area 511 and subject display areas 622 (622-1 to 622-5) for displaying a list of one or more selectable subjects. and The subject selection screen 62 is created as follows by the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV.

In order to display a list of selectable subjects in the subject display area 622, the SV sensor information table ST-SV (FIG. The care recipient name and location registered in location field 2332 are retrieved from each record. Then, when the target person selection screen 62 is viewed from the front, the setting place and the name of the person being cared for are displayed as a set in the target person display area 622, sorted according to predetermined criteria in order from top to bottom, and displayed in a list display. . The sorting criteria are arbitrary, and may be, for example, the order of the 50 syllabary or alphabetical order of the care recipient's name, the order of the room number of the place of installation, or the like. In the example shown in FIG. 20, each set of placement location and care recipient name is sorted in order of the room number of the placement location.

If the target person display area 622 is wider than the display area of the TA display unit 36 and all the sets of the arrangement location and the care recipient's name cannot be displayed in the display area of the TA display unit 36, for example, flick input) changes the area portion of the target person display area 622 displayed in the display area of the TA display section 36, and displays a set of the arrangement location and care recipient name that are not displayed in the display area of the TA display section 36. It is possible. Individual areas 622-1 to 622-5 for displaying each set of the arrangement location and the name of the person to be cared for correspond to the target person selected by the caregiver (the user of the mobile terminal device TA). It is also a subject selection button for input to the device TA.

Returning to FIG. 17, in a state where the subject selection screen 62 is displayed on the TA display section 36, in step S1730, the TA input section 35 is used to display an area 622 for displaying a set of an arrangement location and a care recipient name. When the input operation of (that is, the target person selection button) is performed, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts the selection of the target person. The TA care record processing unit 325 stores the selected target person (name of the person being cared for) in the TA storage unit 33 as the target person of the care record. Then, in step S1735, TA care record processing section 325 transmits a transmission signal including information on the selected subject to management server apparatus SV via TA communication IF section 31. FIG. Upon receiving this transmission signal, in step S1740, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV saves the information of the selected subject transmitted from the mobile terminal device TA in the care record information storage unit 235. do.

On the other hand, in the mobile terminal device TA, the TA care record processing unit 325 reads the submenu screen 61 from the screen information storage unit 333 and displays it on the TA display unit 36 in step S1745.

The submenu screen 61 is a screen for displaying selectable submenus and selecting a submenu. The submenu screen 61 includes a menu bar area 511 and a subject display area 610, as shown in FIG. 21, for example. The sub-menu screen 61 further includes a "input care" button 611, a "change temporary OFF state" button 612, a "talk" button 613, and a "return" button 614 as sub-menus.

The "Care Execution Input" button 611 is a button for inputting an instruction from the mobile terminal device TA to record a care record in the management server device SV by a caregiver to the mobile terminal device TA. The “temporary OFF state change” button 612 is a button for inputting to the mobile terminal device TA an instruction to temporarily stop monitoring by the sensor device SU. A “talk” button 613 is a button for inputting an instruction to the mobile terminal device TA to activate the telephone function of the mobile terminal device TA in order to talk with the target person displayed in the target person display area 610. is. The "return" button 614 is a button for inputting an instruction to the portable terminal device TA to return the screen displayed on the TA display unit 36 to the previous screen (in FIG. 21, the target person selection screen 62). .

With the submenu screen 61 (FIG. 21) displayed on the TA display unit 36, in step S1800 of FIG. The selection of the "Care implementation input" button 611 is accepted. Then, in step S1805, TA care record processing unit 325 causes TA communication IF unit 31 to transmit a transmission signal including selection button information indicating that "enter care implementation" button 611 has been selected to management server apparatus SV. do.

Upon receiving this selection button information, the format distribution processing unit 223 of the management server device SV reads the format selection screen 63 (FIG. 22) from the format information storage unit 234 in step S1810. In step S1815, the format distribution processing unit 223 transmits a transmission signal including the read format selection screen 63 (FIG. 22) to the portable terminal device TA via the SV communication IF unit 21. FIG. In step S1820, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA displays on the TA display unit 36 the format selection screen 63 included in the transmission signal from the management server device SV.

This format selection screen 63 is a screen for displaying selectable recording formats prepared in advance according to the type of care and for selecting a recording format. For example, as shown in FIG. 22, the format selection screen 63 includes a menu bar area 511, a subject name display area 631 for displaying the subject name selected on the subject selection screen 62, and one or more selectable fields. and a format display area 632 (632-1 to 632-4) for displaying the record format of each care item in a list form by the name of the care item.

FIG. 22 shows an example in which an area (subject selection button) 622-1 displaying "101 NAME1" on the subject selection screen 62 of FIG. , "101 NAME1" is displayed.

The target person name display area 631 is also a button for inputting an instruction to display the target person selection screen 62 to the mobile terminal device TA. Therefore, the target person can be changed from the target person selection screen 62 by performing an input operation on the target person name display area 631 . If the format display area 632 is wider than the display area of the TA display section 36 and all the recording format names cannot be displayed in the display area of the TA display section 36, the TA display section 36 can be displayed by flick input, for example. The area portion of the format display area 632 displayed in the area has been changed so that the recording format name that is not displayed in the display area of the TA display section 36 can be displayed.

Individual format display areas 632-1 to 632-4 displaying the recording format names are also format selection buttons for inputting the recording format selected by the caregiver to the mobile terminal device TA. In the example shown in FIG. 22, the form display area 632 includes a "meal" area 632-1 displaying "meal" as the record form name for meal care and "water" as the record form name for hydration care. a "moisture" area 632-2 displaying "excretion" as the record format name for excretion care; area 632-4.

The "meal" area 632-1 is a button for inputting a selection of a recording format for meal care into the portable terminal device TA, and the "moisture" area 632-2 is for hydration care. is a button for inputting the selection of the recording format for excretion care into the mobile terminal device TA, and the "excretion" area 632-3 is for inputting the selection of the recording format for excretion care into the mobile terminal device TA. , and the "vital" area 632-4 is a button for inputting selection of a recording format for vital check to the portable terminal device TA. Furthermore, in the example shown in FIG. 22, the contents of care records are also displayed in the individual format display areas 632-1 to 632-4 that display the record format names. For example, each content of the care record for today and last time is displayed. However, the format selection screen 63 does not have to display the contents of the care record. When displaying the contents of the care record on the format selection screen 63, the TA care record processing unit 325 requests necessary information from the management server device SV, and transmits the information received from the management server device SV to the format selection screen. 63.

Returning to FIG. 18, with the format selection screen 63 displayed on the TA display unit 36, in step S1825, the TA care record processing unit 325 uses the TA input unit 35 to display the format display for displaying the name of the recording format. When the area 632 (format selection button) is operated for input, selection of a recording format name is accepted. In step S1830, TA care record processing section 325 transmits a recording format request signal including its own terminal ID and the selected recording format name to management server apparatus SV via TA communication IF section 31. FIG.

Upon receiving this request signal, in step S1835, the format distribution processing unit 223 of the management server device SV reads from the format information storage unit 234 the electronic file of the recording format corresponding to the recording format name included in this request signal. In step S1840, format distribution processing unit 223 transmits a reply signal including the electronic file of the read recording format to portable terminal device TA, which is the source of the request signal, via SV communication IF unit 21. FIG. In step S1845, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA retrieves the electronic file of the recording format included in the reply signal received from the management server device SV, and uses the retrieved electronic file of the recording format to perform recording. The form screen 64 is displayed on the TA display section 36 .

For example, in step S1825, when an input operation is performed on the area (format selection button) 632-1 displaying "meal" on the format selection screen 63, in step S1830, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA A request signal requesting a record form for meal care is sent to the management server device SV. In step S1835, the format distribution processing unit 223 of the management server device SV reads from the format information storage unit 234 the electronic file of the recording format for meal care. In step S1840, the form distribution processing unit 223 transmits a reply signal including the electronic file of the recording form for meal care to the mobile terminal device TA. In step S1845, the TA care record processing unit 325 extracts the electronic file of the meal care record form included in the reply signal, and uses the extracted electronic file of the record form to display the meal care record form screen 64a (FIG. 6). ) is displayed on the TA display section 36 .

In step S1900 of FIG. 19, the caregiver (user) refers to the recording format screen 64 displayed on the TA display unit 36, and uses the TA input unit 35 to input care items corresponding to the input items on the recording format screen 64. , the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts this input.

In the example where the meal care record form screen 64a is displayed in the TA display section 36 as described above, the caregiver (user) refers to the meal care record form screen 64a displayed in the TA display section 36. , using the TA input unit 35, enter the details of meal care in each of the areas 641a-1 to 641a-4 in the care record input area 641a of the meal care record format screen 64a, and if necessary, a message board/special note Input operation is performed on the check box (□) 642 .

More specifically, in this embodiment, when an input operation (for example, tapping) is performed on each of the areas 641a-1 to 641a-4 in the care record input area 641a of the meal care record form screen 64a shown in FIG. A sub-window for inputting data corresponding to the attributes of data to be input to 641a-4 (for example, text data, numerical data, etc.) is superimposed on the meal care record form screen 64a and opened. .

For example, when the main meal amount input area 641a-1 and the side meal amount input area 641a-2 are input, the meal amount selection screen 71 shown in FIG. 36. This meal amount selection screen 71 is a screen for selectively inputting the intake ratio of the care recipient Ob to the total amount of meals (the total amount of staple food and the total amount of side dishes) to the mobile terminal device TA. For example, as shown in FIG. 24, the meal amount selection screen 71 includes an intake ratio selection area 711 that displays a plurality of different intake ratios that can be selected and input, and a “return” button 712 . Each region displaying each intake ratio in the intake ratio selection region 711 is provided with a radio button (○) for designating and inputting one intake ratio from among the plurality of intake ratios. In the example shown in FIG. 24, the 0% radio button is checked, and 0% is specified and input to the mobile terminal device TA. The "return" button 712 is a button for inputting an instruction to the mobile terminal device TA to close this sub-window (meal amount selection screen 71 in the example shown in FIG. 24).

Further, for example, when the care implementation time input area 641a-4 is operated to input, for example, a numerical value input screen 73 shown in FIG. This numerical value input screen 73 is a screen for inputting numerical values into the mobile terminal device TA. For example, as shown in FIG. 25, the numerical input screen 73 includes a numerical input keyboard screen 731 having a plurality of different numerical buttons that can be selectively input.

The caregiver (user) uses the TA input section 35 on the meal amount selection screen 71 to enter the intake amount of the staple food in the staple food amount input area 641a-1, and the TA input section 35 on the meal amount selection screen 71. to input the amount of side dish intake in the side dish amount input area 641a-2, and in the numerical input screen 73, use the TA input unit 35 to input the time when care was performed in the care implementation time input area 641a-4. , if necessary, the message board/special check box (□) 642 is input.

Returning to FIG. 19, in step S1905, the caregiver (user) uses the TA input unit 35 to enter the free description input area (for example, the meal care in FIG. 6) of the recording format screen 64 displayed on the TA display unit 36. When an input operation (eg, tapping) is performed on the free description input area 641a-3) on the recording format screen 64a, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts a selection made by this input operation. In step S1910, the TA care record processing unit 325 displays the text input screen 72 on the meal care record form screen 64a on the TA display unit 36 as shown in FIG. 26, for example. This text input screen 72 is a screen for inputting characters into the mobile terminal device TA. The text input screen 72 includes, for example, a character input keyboard screen 721 including a plurality of different character buttons that can be selectively input, as shown in FIG. 26 .

In step S1915, the TA care record processing unit 325 receives kana input from the text input screen 72 by the caregiver (user) using the TA input unit 35, and displays it in the free description input area. In step S1920, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts an operation of a conversion key (not shown) performed by a caregiver (user) using the TA input unit 35, converts kana, and selects conversion character candidates. indicate. In step S1925 (corresponding to an example of an entry word acceptance step), the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts selection of conversion characters from conversion character candidates by the caregiver (user) using the TA input unit 35. , the selected conversion character (corresponding to an example of a headword) is displayed in the free description input area. In the example shown in FIG. 26, the free description input area 641a-3 displays the converted character "appetite".

In step S1930 (corresponding to an example of an information transmission step), TA care record processing section 325 transmits user information and headword information to management server SV via TA communication IF section 31 . In this case, for example, as shown in the user name area 515 of the standby screen 51 (FIG. 16), when the user name logged into the mobile terminal device TA is "staff NA", the TA care record processing unit 325 As user information, "NA" is transmitted to the management server device SV. Further, in the example shown in FIG. 26, the TA care record processing unit 325 transmits "appetite" to the management server device SV as the headword information.

In step S1935, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV extracts fixed phrases of the same user and headword from the fixed phrase information 1000 (FIG. 10) stored in the fixed phrase information storage unit 237. The SV care record processing unit 224 transmits the extracted fixed phrase and frequency information to the mobile terminal device TA via the SV communication IF unit 21 . In the example shown in FIG. 10, four types of fixed phrases in the fixed phrase column 1003 and numerical values in the frequency column 1004 are transmitted.

In step S1940 (corresponding to an example of the step of displaying in order of frequency), the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA uses the received fixed phrases to create and create the fixed phrase selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27). A fixed phrase selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27) is displayed on the TA display section 36 as a sub-window superimposed on the meal care record form screen 64a.

The fixed phrase selection screen 2500 includes, for example, a message field 2501, a fixed phrase display field 2502, and a "return" button 2503, as shown in FIG. A message column 2501 displays a message "Please select a fixed form" prompting the user to select a fixed form. As shown in FIG. 27, TA care record processing unit 325 writes four standard sentences described in standard sentence column 1003 of standard sentence information 1000 (FIG. 10) in frequency column 1004 in standard sentence display column 2502. are displayed in numerical order (that is, in descending order of frequency). The "return" button 2503 is a button for inputting an instruction to the mobile terminal device TA to close the sub-window (fixed phrase selection screen 2500) displayed on the TA display unit 36. FIG.

In step S2000 in FIG. 20 following step S1940 in FIG. 19, the caregiver (user) uses the TA input unit 35 to input the fixed phrase displayed in the fixed phrase display field 2502 on the fixed phrase selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27). When an input operation (eg, tapping) is performed on one of the sentences, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts selection by this input operation. Upon receiving the selection by this input operation, in step S2005, the TA care record processing unit 325 causes the screen displayed on the TA display unit 36 to transition from the standard sentence selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27) to the recording format screen 64. The selected fixed phrase is displayed in the free description input area 641a-3 of the recording format screen 64. FIG.

In the example shown in FIG. 27, the TA input unit 35 is used to input the fixed phrase "Appetite was as usual" in the fixed phrase display field 2502 (step S2000 in FIG. 20). Then, as shown in FIG. 28, the fixed phrase "My appetite was the same as usual" is displayed in the free description input area 641a-3 of the meal care record form screen 64a (step S2005 in FIG. 20).

Returning to FIG. 20, when the input of the care details is completed and the caregiver (user) uses the TA input unit 35 to perform an input operation on the “send” button 643 in step S2010, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts this input operation.

When the input operation of the "send" button 643 is accepted, in step S2015, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA transmits the terminal ID of the mobile terminal device TA, the selected and input target person name (care recipient name), , and the contents of the care record input using the record form screen 64 (in the above example, the intake of staple food, the intake of side dishes, and the free description input area entered using the record form screen 64a for meal care) TA communication IF unit 31 transmits a communication signal containing a memo, care implementation time, and message board/approval of special note) to management server device SV.

When management server device SV receives this communication signal through SV communication IF section 21, in step S2020, the subject name (name of the person being cared for) and the contents of the care record (described above) contained in the received communication signal. In the example of (2), the amount of staple food intake, the amount of side dish intake, the memo in the free description input area, the care implementation time, and message board/permissions/denials of special notes) are associated with each other and stored in the care record information storage unit 235 .

In step S2025, SV care record processing unit 224 updates the value of frequency column 1004 corresponding to the used fixed phrase in fixed phrase information 1000 (FIG. 10). In step S2030, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA displays the standby screen 51 (FIG. 16) on the TA display unit 36, and ends the care record operation.

As described above, in one example of the care recording operation of the present embodiment, user information and headword information are transmitted from the mobile terminal device TA to the management server device SV, and the user information and the headword information are associated with each other. A fixed phrase and frequency information are transmitted from the management server device SV to the mobile terminal device TA. In the mobile terminal device TA, the received fixed phrases are displayed in descending order of frequency on the TA display unit 36 using the frequency information. Therefore, the user of the mobile terminal device TA can easily select the phrases that he or she has used frequently. As a result, it is possible to suppress an increase in the care record creation time accompanying the description in the free description input area.

(An example of fixed phrase registration operation)
FIG. 29 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a fixed phrase registration operation. FIG. 30 is a diagram showing another example of a submenu screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 31 is a diagram showing an example of a fixed phrase registration screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. An example of the fixed phrase registration operation will be described with reference to FIGS. 29 to 31. FIG.

When the login authentication ends normally, in step S2900 of FIG. 29, the standby screen 51 (FIG. 16) is displayed on the TA display section 36 of the mobile terminal device TA. In step S2905, when the TA input unit 35 performs an input operation (tap) on the submenu button 5111 of the menu bar area 511 on the standby screen 51, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA selects by this input operation. accept. In step S2910, the TA care record processing unit 325 displays the submenu screen 61X shown in FIG. 30, for example, on the TA display unit .

The submenu button 5111 of the standby screen 51 (FIG. 16) is a button for inputting an instruction to display the submenu screen 61X to the mobile terminal device TA. The submenu screen 61X is a screen for displaying selectable submenus and selecting a submenu. For example, as shown in FIG. 30, the submenu screen 61X includes, as submenus, an "information" button 61a, a "staff message board" button 61b, a "care implementation input" button 61c, and a "fixed phrase registration" button 61d. , an ʻedit fixed phrase` button 61e and a `logout` button 61f.

The "information" button 61a is a button for inputting an instruction to display predetermined information such as a login name (caregiver's name), a terminal ID, etc., to the mobile terminal device TA. The "staff message board" button 61b is for inputting to the mobile terminal device TA an instruction to display a message registered on the electronic message board recorded in the management server device SV by the supervisor (user) from the terminal devices SP and TA. button. Similar to the "input care" button 611 (FIG. 22), the "input care" button 61c is used by the supervisor to send an instruction from the mobile terminal device TA to record care records in the management server device SV. It is a button for inputting to The "logout" button 61f is a button for inputting a logout instruction to the mobile terminal device TA. The "fixed phrase registration" button 61d is a button for instructing transition to the fixed phrase registration mode. The "fixed phrase edit" button 61e is a button for instructing transition to the fixed phrase edit mode.

Returning to FIG. 29, in step S2915, when the TA input unit 35 performs an input operation (tap) on the “fixed phrase registration” button 61d on the submenu screen 61X, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA , accepts the selection by this input operation. In step S2920, the TA care record processing unit 325 displays, for example, a fixed phrase registration screen 3100 shown in FIG. 31 on the TA display unit .

The standard sentence registration screen 3100 includes, for example, a menu bar area 511, a headword column 3101, a standard sentence column 3102, and a text input screen 72 having a character input keyboard screen 721, as shown in FIG. Headword column 3101 displays headwords entered using character input keyboard screen 721 . A fixed phrase input using the character input keyboard screen 721 is displayed in the fixed phrase column 3102 .

When fixed phrase registration screen 3100 (FIG. 31) is displayed on TA display section 36 in step S2920, the cursor is positioned in headword column 3101. FIG. In step S2925 (equivalent to an example of an entry word acceptance step), when an entry word is entered using the character input keyboard screen 721, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts this input operation and enters the entry word column 3101. , to display the entered headword. In step S2930, when line feed button 722 is input (tapped) by TA input unit 35, TA care record processing unit 325 accepts the selection made by this input operation, and moves the cursor from headword column 3101 to fixed phrase column. Move to 3102 .

In step S2935 (equivalent to an example of a fixed phrase reception step), when a fixed phrase is input using the character input keyboard screen 721, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts this input operation, and fills in the fixed phrase field 3102. , to display the input boilerplate. In step S2940, when line feed button 722 is input-operated (tapped) by TA input unit 35, TA-care record processing unit 325 accepts selection by this input operation. In step S2945 (corresponding to an example of the registration sending step), TA care record processing section 325 converts the headword input in headword field 3101 and the standard sentence input in standard sentence field 3102 to the TA communication IF section. 31 to the management server device SV.

In step S2950, SV care record processing unit 224 of management server device SV associates the received headwords and standard sentences with each other and saves them in standard sentence information storage unit 237 as registered sentences. In step S2955, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA displays the submenu screen 61X on the TA display unit .

As described above, in the fixed phrase registration operation of the present embodiment, the user of the mobile terminal device TA can create a new fixed phrase and save it in the fixed phrase information storage unit 237 of the management server device SV. can. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the time taken to create a care record by creating and storing a fixed phrase that is easy for the user to use and that he/she likes.

(An example of fixed phrase editing operation)
FIG. 32 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a fixed phrase editing operation. 33 and 34 are diagrams showing an example of a fixed phrase editing screen displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. An example of the fixed phrase editing operation will be described with reference to FIGS.

Steps S2900 to S2910 in FIG. 32 are the same as steps S2900 to S2910 in FIG. In step S3200, when the TA input unit 35 performs an input operation (tap) on the “fixed phrase edit” button 61e on the submenu screen 61X, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA selects by this input operation. accept. In step S3205, the TA care record processing unit 325 displays, for example, a fixed phrase edit screen 3300 shown in FIG. 33 on the TA display unit .

Fixed phrase edit screen 3300 includes, for example, a menu bar area 511, an entry word column 3301, a fixed phrase column 3302, and a text input screen 72 having a character input keyboard screen 721, as shown in FIG. Headword column 3301 displays the headword entered using character input keyboard screen 721 . Candidate fixed phrases transmitted from the management server device SV are displayed in the fixed phrase column 3302 .

When the fixed phrase editing screen 3300 (FIG. 33) is displayed on the TA display section 36 in step S3205, the cursor is positioned in the headword column 3301. FIG. In step S3210 (corresponding to an example of a headword receiving step, an example of a headword transmitting step), when a headword is input using character input keyboard screen 721, TA care record processing unit 325 performs this input operation. is received, and the input entry word is displayed in entry word column 3301 and transmitted to management server apparatus SV via TA communication IF section 31 .
In step S3215, SV care record processing unit 224 of management server device SV extracts the received standard sentence including the headword from standard sentence information storage unit 237 as a candidate standard sentence, and extracts it via SV communication IF unit 21. The selected fixed form sentence is transmitted to the mobile terminal device TA. In step S 3220 (corresponding to an example of the fixed phrase display step), the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA displays the received candidate fixed phrase in the fixed phrase field 3302 . In the example shown in FIG. 33, the headword column 3301 displays "rehearsal", and the standard sentence column 3302 displays "rehabilitation completed as planned."

In step S3225, when a candidate fixed phrase is input (tapped) by the TA input unit 35, the TA care record processing unit 325 accepts the selection by this input operation, and the cursor moves to the selected candidate fixed phrase. Moving. In step S 3230 (corresponding to an example of a corrected fixed phrase acceptance step), TA care record processing unit 325 accepts correction of fixed phrases made using character input keyboard screen 721 . In the example shown in FIG. 34, the standard sentence is modified to "The rehabilitation was carried out as planned."

In step S3235, when line feed button 722 is input-operated (tapped) by TA input unit 35, TA-care record processing unit 325 accepts selection by this input operation. In step S3240 (corresponding to an example of an edit transmission step), TA care record processing section 325 transmits the headword in headword column 3301 and the modified fixed phrase in fixed phrase column 3302 via TA communication IF section 31. is transmitted to the management server device SV.

In step S3245, SV care record processing unit 224 of management server device SV associates the received headword and the modified fixed phrase with each other and saves them in fixed phrase information storage unit 237 as a registered sentence. In step S3250, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA displays the submenu screen 61X on the TA display unit .

As described above, in one example of the fixed phrase editing operation of the present embodiment, the user of the mobile terminal device TA can modify the fixed phrase prepared in advance and save the corrected fixed phrase in the management server device SV. can. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the time taken to create a care record by correcting and storing the fixed form that is easy for oneself to use and that one likes.

(An example of fixed phrase registration operation in fixed terminal device SP)
FIG. 35 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the fixed terminal device SP. FIG. 36 is a diagram showing an example of a fixed phrase work screen displayed on the fixed terminal device SP. FIG. 37 is a sequence diagram showing an example of fixed phrase registration operation in the fixed terminal device SP.

35, the fixed terminal device SP includes an SP communication IF section SP1, an SP control processing section SP2, an SP storage section SP3, an SP input section SP4, an SP display section SP5, and an SPIF section SP6. The SP control processing unit SP2 functionally includes an SP control unit SP21, an SP monitoring processing unit SP22, an SP care recording processing unit SP23, and a login processing unit SP24. The SP storage unit SP3 functionally includes an SP monitoring information storage unit SP31, an SP sensor information storage unit SP32, a screen information storage unit SP33, and a fixed phrase information storage unit SP34.

The SP control unit SP21, the SP monitoring processing unit SP22, the SP care recording processing unit SP23, and the login processing unit SP24 are the TA control unit 321, the TA monitoring processing unit 322, and the TA care recording processing unit TA (FIG. 11) of the mobile terminal device TA (FIG. 11), respectively. It has the same function as the processing section 325 and the login processing section 326 . The SP monitoring information storage unit SP31, the SP sensor information storage unit SP32, the screen information storage unit SP33, and the fixed phrase information storage unit SP34 store the TA monitoring information storage unit 331 and the TA sensor information storage unit 331 of the mobile terminal device TA (FIG. 11), respectively. It has the same functions as the storage unit 332 , the screen information storage unit 333 , and the standard sentence information storage unit 334 .

The SP input unit SP4 is a circuit that is connected to the SP control processing unit SP2, for example, receives a predetermined operation and inputs it to the mobile terminal device TA, and in this embodiment, it is composed of, for example, a keyboard and a mouse.

The SP display unit SP5 is connected to the SP control processing unit SP2, and according to the control of the SP control processing unit SP2, displays predetermined operation contents input from the SP input unit SP4 and the care recipient monitored by the care support system MS. It is a circuit that displays the monitoring information related to Ob monitoring, a recording format for inputting care records, and the like, and is a display device such as a liquid crystal display (LCD) or an organic EL display.

The SPIF unit SP6 is a circuit that is connected to the SP control processing unit SP2 and performs data input/output with an external device under the control of the SP control processing unit SP2. It has the same function as the TAIF section 37 . The SP communication IF unit SP1 is a communication circuit that is connected to the SP control processing unit SP2 and performs communication under the control of the SP control processing unit SP2. perform the same function as

When the fixed phrase work mode is selected on, for example, the initial screen (not shown) of the fixed terminal device SP, in step S3700 of FIG. is displayed on the SP display section SP5.

Fixed form sentence work screen 3600 includes, for example, as shown in FIG. . A "new" button 3601 is a button for shifting to a mode for newly creating a fixed phrase. A "search" button 3602 is a button for shifting to a mode for editing fixed phrases. A user column 3603 is an area for selecting a worker's name from a pull-down menu. Headword column 3604 is an area for displaying headwords. A fixed phrase column 3605 is an area for displaying fixed phrases. A "Register" button 3606 is a button for instructing registration of the headword displayed in the headword column 3604 and the standard sentence displayed in the standard sentence column 3605 in the management server SV.

Returning to FIG. 37, in step S3705, when the "New" button 3601 on the standard sentence work screen 3600 is selected by the SP input unit SP4, the SP care record processing unit SP23 of the fixed terminal device SP accepts this selection. . In step S3710, when the user's name is selected from the pull-down menu of the user column 3603 by the SP input unit SP4, the SP care record processing unit SP23 accepts this selection.

In step S3715 (corresponding to an example of the headword receiving step), the SP care record processing unit SP23 receives entry of a headword into the headword column 3604 by the SP input unit SP4, and inserts the input headword into the headword column. 3604 to display. In step S3720 (corresponding to an example of the fixed phrase reception step), the SP care record processing unit SP23 receives the fixed phrase input to the fixed phrase field 3605 by the SP input unit SP4, and inserts the input fixed phrase into the fixed phrase field. 3605 to display.

In step S3725, when the "Register" button 3606 is selected by the SP input unit SP4, the SP care record processing unit SP23 accepts this selection. In step S3730, the SP care record processing unit SP23 transmits the input headword and fixed phrase to the management server device SV via the SP communication IF unit SP1. In step S3735, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV associates the received headwords and standard sentences with each other and saves them in the standard sentence information storage unit 237 as registered sentences. In step S3740, the SP care record processing unit SP23 displays the fixed phrase work screen 3600 with the user column 3603, headword column 3604, and fixed phrase column 3605 returned to blank on the SP display unit SP5.

As described above, in this embodiment, even if the user uses the fixed terminal device SP, the user can store a newly created fixed phrase in the management server device SV in the same way as the portable terminal device TA. Also, in the fixed terminal device SP, when the user's name is selected from the pull-down menu of the user column 3603 by the SP input unit SP4, the SP care record processing unit SP23 accepts this selection. In other words, in the fixed terminal device SP, only users registered in the pull-down menu of the user column 3603 are allowed to save newly created fixed phrases in the management server device SV. As a result, it is possible to avoid creating and storing fixed phrases that are unrelated to care records. In the mobile terminal device TA, since the user information when the user logs in for the first time is already known, it is unnecessary to select the user from the pull-down menu.

(An example of fixed phrase editing operation in fixed terminal device SP)
FIG. 38 is a sequence diagram showing an example of fixed phrase editing operation in the fixed terminal device SP. Step S3700 in FIG. 38 is the same as step S3700 in FIG. In step S3800, when the SP input unit SP4 selects the user's name from the pull-down menu of the user column 3603, the SP care record processing unit SP23 accepts this selection.

In step S3805 (corresponding to an example of an entry word reception step), the SP care record processing unit SP23 receives entry of an entry word into the entry word column 3604 by the SP input unit SP4, and inserts the entered entry word into the entry word column. 3604 to display. In step S3810, when the "Search" button 3602 on the standard sentence work screen 3600 is selected by the SP input unit SP4, the SP care record processing unit SP23 of the fixed terminal device SP accepts this selection.

In step S3815, the SP care record processing unit SP23 transmits the headword displayed in the headword column 3604 to the management server device SV via the SP communication IF unit SP1. In step S3820, SV care record processing unit 224 of management server device SV extracts a standard sentence associated with the same headword as the received headword from standard sentence information storage unit 237, and sends SV communication IF unit 21 and transmits the extracted fixed phrase to the fixed terminal device SP. In step S<b>3825 , the SP care record processing unit SP<b>23 displays the received fixed phrase in the fixed phrase field 3605 . In step S3830, the SP care record processing unit SP23 accepts correction of fixed phrases performed using the SP input unit SP4.

In step S3835, when the "registration" button 3602 on the standard sentence work screen 3600 is selected by the SP input unit SP4, the SP care record processing unit SP23 accepts this selection. In step S3840, the SP care record processing unit SP23 transmits the corrected fixed form sentences and headwords to the management server device SV via the SP communication IF unit SP1. In step S3845, SV care record processing unit 224 of management server device SV saves the received fixed phrase in fixed phrase information storage unit 237 in association with the headword. Step S3740 is the same as step S3740 in FIG.

As described above, in the present embodiment, even if the user uses the fixed terminal device SP, the fixed phrase prepared in advance can be corrected by the management server device SV as in the case of the mobile terminal device TA. can be saved to Also, in the fixed terminal device SP, when the user's name is selected from the pull-down menu of the user column 3603 by the SP input unit SP4, the SP care record processing unit SP23 accepts this selection. In other words, in the fixed terminal device SP, only users registered in the pull-down menu of the user column 3603 are allowed to save the corrected fixed phrases in the management server device SV. As a result, it is possible to prevent the creation and storage of modified fixed phrases that are unrelated to care records.

(modified embodiment)
(1) In step S2945 (FIG. 29) of the above-described embodiment, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA, when transmitting the headword and fixed phrases to the management server device SV, further performs login. The user information of the mobile terminal device TA that has been set may be transmitted to the management server device SV. In step S2950, SV care record processing unit 224 of management server device SV associates the received headwords, fixed phrases, and user information with each other, and stores them in fixed phrase information storage unit 237 as registered sentences. good.

Similarly, in step S3240 (FIG. 32) of the above-described embodiment, the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA, when transmitting the headword and the modified fixed phrase to the management server device SV, Furthermore, the user information of the logged-in portable terminal device TA may be transmitted to the management server device SV. In step S3245, SV care record processing unit 224 of management server device SV associates the received headword, the corrected fixed phrase, and the user information with each other, and stores them in fixed phrase information storage unit 237 as registered sentences. You may

Similarly, in step S3730 (FIG. 37) of the above-described embodiment, the SP care record processing unit SP23 of the fixed terminal device SP further performs step S3710 when transmitting headwords and fixed phrases to the management server device SV. may be transmitted to the management server device SV. In step S3735, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV may associate the received headword, fixed phrase, and user information with each other and store them in the fixed phrase information storage unit 237 as registered sentences. .

Similarly, in step S3840 (FIG. 38) of the above-described embodiment, when the SP care record processing unit SP23 of the fixed terminal device SP transmits the modified fixed form sentences and headwords to the management server device SV, Furthermore, the information of the user selected in step S3800 may be sent to the management server SV. In step S3845, SV care record processing unit 224 of management server device SV may store the received fixed phrase, headword, and user information in fixed phrase information storage unit 237 in association with each other.

In these cases, when the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV receives a headword from a specific terminal device that is either one of the plurality of mobile terminal devices TA or fixed terminal devices SP, the headword It is also possible to read from the fixed phrase information storage unit 237 only fixed phrases that match the user information of the specific terminal device that is the sender of the word, and to send them to the specific terminal device that is the sender of the headword.

In this case, for each user of a plurality of mobile terminal devices TA or fixed terminal devices SP, each user can use a fixed phrase newly created or modified. Further, by updating the frequency column 1004 of the fixed phrase information 1000 (FIG. 10), newly created or modified fixed phrases can also be displayed on the TA display section 36 in order of frequency.

(2) In the above embodiment, in step S1935 (FIG. 19), the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV, via the SV communication IF unit 21, Although the standard sentence 1003 and the frequency information in the frequency column 1004 are transmitted to the mobile terminal device TA, the present invention is not limited to this.

For example, in step S1935 (FIG. 19), the SV care record processing unit 224 (equivalent to an example of a fixed phrase control unit) transmits the fixed phrases in the fixed phrase column 1003 in descending order of frequency based on the frequency information in the frequency column 1004. You may In this case, the SV care record processing unit 224 may arrange the fixed phrases in the fixed phrase column 1003 in descending order of frequency and transmit them together to the mobile terminal device TA. Alternatively, the SV care record processing unit 224 may separately and sequentially transmit the fixed phrases in the fixed phrase column 1003 to the mobile terminal device TA in descending order of frequency.

Further, in step S1940 of FIG. 19 (corresponding to an example of the reception order display step), the TA care record processing unit 325 of the mobile terminal device TA converts the received fixed phrase to the fixed phrase of the fixed phrase selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27). You may display in the display column 2502 in the order received. In this case, when fixed phrases are arranged in order of frequency and sent together from management server device SV, TA care record processing unit 325 displays the received fixed phrases as fixed phrases on fixed phrase selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27). You may arrange and display together in the sentence display column 2502 in the order received. Further, even when fixed phrases are sequentially transmitted from the management server device SV in descending order of frequency, the TA care record processing unit 325 waits until the reception of the last fixed phrase is completed, and returns the received fixed phrase. , may be arranged and displayed together in the order in which they were received in the fixed phrase display column 2502 of the fixed phrase selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27).

In this case as well, the received standard phrases are displayed in descending order of frequency on the TA display section 36 of the mobile terminal device TA. Therefore, as in the above embodiment, the user of the mobile terminal device TA can easily select a fixed phrase that he or she has used frequently. As a result, it is possible to suppress an increase in the care record creation time accompanying the description in the free description input area.

Further, when the fixed phrases are separately transmitted from the management server device SV in descending order of frequency, the TA care record processing unit 325 displays the received fixed phrases on the fixed phrase selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27). Column 2502 may display them separately and sequentially in the order in which they were received. In this case, when the fixed phrase displayed in the fixed phrase display field 2502 of the fixed phrase selection screen 2500 (FIG. 27) is selected by the TA input unit 35, the TA care record processing unit 325, at the time of selection, Display of the received fixed phrase may be terminated.

In this case as well, the received standard phrases are displayed in descending order of frequency on the TA display section 36 of the mobile terminal device TA. Therefore, the user of the mobile terminal device TA can select fixed phrases in descending order of frequency. Therefore, as in the above embodiment, the user of the mobile terminal device TA can easily select a fixed phrase that he or she has used frequently. As a result, it is possible to suppress an increase in the care record creation time accompanying the description in the free description input area.

(3) In step S2950 (FIG. 29) of the above embodiment, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV converts the received headwords and fixed phrases into headings of the fixed phrase information 1000 (FIG. 10), respectively. It may be stored in the word column 1002 and the standard sentence column 1003, and the user information column 1001 and the frequency column 1004 may be left blank.

Similarly, in step S3245 (FIG. 32) of the above-described embodiment, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV converts the received headword and modified fixed phrase into the fixed phrase information 1000 (FIG. 10). It may be stored in the headword column 1002 and the standard sentence column 1003, and the user information column 1001 and the frequency column 1004 may be left blank.

Similarly, in step S3735 (FIG. 37) of the above embodiment, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV converts the received headwords and fixed phrases into headings of the fixed phrase information 1000 (FIG. 10), respectively. It may be stored in the word column 1002 and the standard sentence column 1003, and the user information column 1001 and the frequency column 1004 may be left blank.

Similarly, in step S3845 (FIG. 38) of the above-described embodiment, the SV care record processing unit 224 of the management server device SV converts the received headwords and fixed phrases into the fixed phrase information 1000 (FIG. 10). It may be stored in the headword column 1002 and the standard sentence column 1003, and the user information column 1001 and the frequency column 1004 may be left blank.

Alternatively, the standard sentence information 1000 (FIG. 10) of the above-described embodiment may, for example, not include the user information column 1001 and the frequency column 1004, and may include only the headword column 1002 and the standard sentence column 1003. .

In these cases, in the fixed phrase registration operation of the above embodiment, the newly created fixed phrase is stored in the fixed phrase information storage unit 237 without distinguishing between the users of the mobile terminal device TA and the fixed terminal device SP. It will happen. Therefore, according to this modified embodiment, each user of the mobile terminal TA or the fixed terminal SP can share a fixed phrase newly created by another user.

Further, in the fixed phrase editing operation of the above embodiment, the corrected fixed phrase is stored in the fixed phrase information storage unit 237 without distinguishing between users of the mobile terminal device TA and the fixed terminal device SP. Therefore, according to this modified embodiment, each user of the mobile terminal device TA or the fixed terminal device SP can share a modified fixed phrase modified by another user.
As described above, according to the present embodiment, newly created fixed form sentences and headwords received from the terminal device are associated with each other and stored in the fixed form sentence information storage unit. can create and store sentences that are easy for oneself to use as standard sentences, making it possible to suppress an increase in care record creation time associated with writing in the free description field.

Although this specification discloses various aspects of the technology as described above, the main technologies thereof are summarized below.

A central processing unit according to the first aspect that manages care records in which care details are recorded, and a terminal device that includes an input unit and is communicatively connected to the central processing unit, and creates the care records. The central processing unit of the care support system supporting and a fixed form sentence information storage unit for storing, in association with each other, the fixed form sentence and the headword, which are newly created using the input unit, from the terminal device. a fixed form sentence control section for storing the newly created fixed form sentence and headword in the fixed form sentence information storage section in association with each other.

In this first aspect, the newly created standard sentences and headwords received from the terminal device are associated with each other and stored in the standard sentence information storage unit. Therefore, according to the first aspect, the user of the terminal device can create and store a sentence that is easy for him/herself to use as a standard sentence. As a result, it is possible to suppress an increase in the care record creation time accompanying the description in the free description field.

In the above-described first aspect, for example, when the fixed phrase control unit receives the headword from a specific terminal device that is one of the plurality of terminal devices, Instead, all the standard sentences including the headwords may be read from the standard sentence information storage unit and transmitted to the specific terminal device.

In the first aspect, for example, when the newly created fixed phrase and the headword are associated with each other and stored in the fixed phrase information storage unit, the fixed phrase control unit may set the newly created User information of the terminal device that sent the fixed phrase and the headword may be further associated and stored in the fixed phrase information storage unit, and may be any one of the plurality of terminal devices. may be read from the fixed phrase information storage unit and transmitted to the specific terminal device when the headword is received from the specific terminal device.

In the above first aspect, for example, when the fixed phrase control unit receives the headword stored in the fixed phrase storage unit from the terminal device, the fixed phrase control unit outputs the fixed phrase corresponding to the received headword to the The modified fixed phrase may be read from the fixed phrase storage unit and transmitted to the terminal device, and when the modified fixed phrase in which the transmitted fixed phrase is modified is received from the terminal device, the received fixed phrase is the received fixed phrase. It may be stored in the standard sentence storage unit in association with headwords.

In this aspect, the corrected fixed phrase received from the terminal device is stored in the fixed phrase storage unit in association with the received headword. Therefore, according to this aspect, the user of the terminal device can save the corrected fixed form sentence which he or she modified to make the fixed form easier to use.

In the above first aspect, for example, the fixed phrase information storage unit further associates and stores user information specifying a user of the terminal device and frequency information representing the frequency of the fixed phrase used by the user. When receiving the user information and the headword from the terminal device, the fixed phrase control unit converts the fixed phrase and the frequency information corresponding to the received user information and the headword to the fixed phrase. It may be read out from the sentence storage unit, and the read fixed form sentence and the frequency information may be transmitted to the terminal device.

In this aspect, when the user information and the headword are received from the terminal device, frequency information indicating the frequency with which the user specified by the user information uses the fixed phrase and the fixed phrase are transmitted to the terminal device. Therefore, according to this aspect, when fixed phrases are displayed in descending order of frequency based on the frequency information on the terminal device, the user can preferentially view fixed phrases that he or she has used frequently. As a result, it is possible to suppress an increase in the time required to select the fixed phrase to be used.

In the above first aspect, for example, the fixed phrase information storage unit further associates and stores user information specifying a user of the terminal device and frequency information representing the frequency of the fixed phrase used by the user. When receiving the user information and the headword from the terminal device, the fixed phrase control unit converts the fixed phrase and the frequency information corresponding to the received user information and the headword to the fixed phrase. When there are a plurality of the read fixed phrases read from the sentence storage unit, the plurality of read out phrases are arranged in descending order of frequency of use by the user specified by the user information based on the read frequency information. A fixed phrase may be transmitted to the terminal device.

In this aspect, when the user information and the headword are received from the terminal device, the fixed phrases are transmitted to the terminal device in the order of frequency with which the users specified by the user information used the fixed phrases. Therefore, according to this aspect, when the fixed phrases are displayed in the order in which they were received on the terminal device, the user of the terminal device can view the fixed phrases in order of frequency of use by the user. As a result, it is possible to suppress an increase in the time required to select the fixed phrase to be used.

In the above aspect, for example, the fixed form sentence control unit, when transmitting the plurality of read fixed form sentences to the terminal device in descending order of frequency of use by the user specified by the user information, controls the read The plurality of fixed form sentences may be arranged and transmitted together to the terminal device.

In the above aspect, for example, the fixed form sentence control unit, when transmitting the plurality of read fixed form sentences to the terminal device in descending order of frequency of use by the user specified by the user information, controls the read The plurality of fixed form sentences may be separately and sequentially transmitted to the terminal device.

According to the second aspect, comprising a central processing unit that manages care records in which care details are recorded, and a terminal device that has a display function and an input function and is communicatively connected to the central processing unit, A control method for the terminal device of a care support system that supports the creation of care records includes a headword reception step of receiving entry of a headword using the input function, and the headword using the input function, a fixed form sentence receiving step for accepting an input of a fixed form sentence in which arbitrary characters can be written and which can be used for description in a free description field included in the care record; and a registration transmission step of transmitting a registration storage request signal requesting storage of the sentence and the headword to the central processing unit.

According to the third aspect, comprising a central processing unit that manages care records in which care details are recorded, and a terminal device that has a display function and an input function and is communicatively connected to the central processing unit, A program used in each of the terminal devices of the care support system for assisting the creation of care records includes a headword reception step of receiving entry of a headword using the input function, and the input function to the computer of the terminal device. a fixed phrase reception step for accepting input of a fixed phrase that includes the headword and can be written in arbitrary characters and that can be used for writing in the free description field included in the care record; and a registration transmission step of transmitting a registration storage request signal containing the sentence and the headword and requesting storage of the standard sentence and the headword to the central processing unit.

In the second mode and the third mode, input of headwords and standard sentences including headwords is accepted, and a registration storage request signal including the standard sentences and headwords and requesting storage of the standard sentences and headwords. is sent to the central processing unit. Therefore, according to the second mode and the third mode, the user of the terminal device can prepare sentences that are easy for him/herself to use as standard sentences and store them in the central processing unit. As a result, it is possible to suppress an increase in the care record creation time accompanying the description in the free description field.

In the third aspect, for example, the computer of the terminal device further includes a headword transmission step of transmitting the headword to the central processing unit, and receiving the fixed form sentence including the headword from the central processing unit. a fixed form sentence display step of displaying the received fixed form sentence using the display function; and a corrected fixed form sentence reception step of accepting a corrected fixed form sentence in which the displayed fixed form sentence is corrected using the input function. and an edit transmission step of transmitting an edit save request signal including the corrected fixed phrase and the headword and requesting storage of the corrected fixed phrase and the headword to the central processing unit.

In this aspect, when a fixed phrase containing a headword input using the input function is received from the central processing unit, the received fixed phrase is displayed, and a modified fixed phrase obtained by correcting the fixed phrase using the input function is displayed. Acceptable. An edit save request signal is sent to the central processing unit requesting the saving of the corrected fixed phrase and headword. Therefore, according to this aspect, the user of the terminal device can cause the central processing unit to store the corrected fixed form sentence which is modified so as to be easy to use by the user.

In the above third aspect, for example, the computer of the terminal device further stores the headword, the fixed phrase, user information specifying the user of the terminal device, and the frequency of the fixed phrase used by the user. an information transmission step of transmitting a transmission signal including the headword whose input has been accepted and the user information to the central processing unit that stores the frequency information and the frequency information in association with each other; When the fixed form sentence including the headword and the frequency information associated with the user information are received, when the received fixed form sentences are plural, the display function is used to and a frequency order display step of displaying the plurality of received fixed phrases in order of frequency represented by the frequency information.

In this aspect, the standard sentences associated with the input headword are displayed in descending order of frequency used by the user. Therefore, according to this aspect, it is possible to suppress an increase in the time required to select a fixed phrase to be used.

In the above third aspect, for example, the computer of the terminal device further stores the headword, the fixed phrase, user information specifying the user of the terminal device, and the frequency of the fixed phrase used by the user. an information transmission step of transmitting a transmission signal including the headword whose input has been accepted and the user information to the central processing unit that stores the frequency information and the frequency information in association with each other; receiving the fixed form sentences including the headword sent from and, when the received fixed form sentences are plural, the display function is used to display the received plural fixed form sentences in the order of reception. and a displaying step.

In this aspect, when the standard sentences associated with the input headword are sent from the central processing unit in order of frequency of use by the user, the frequency of use by the user is displayed using the display function of the terminal device. Fixed phrases are displayed in descending order of . Therefore, according to this aspect, it is possible to suppress an increase in the time required to select a fixed phrase to be used.

In the above aspect, for example, the reception order display step may arrange the received plurality of fixed phrases in reception order and display them together. Alternatively, the reception order display step may display the received plurality of fixed phrases separately and sequentially in reception order.

While embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated and described in detail, this is done by way of illustration and example only, and not limitation. The scope of the invention should be construed by the language of the appended claims.

The entire disclosure of Japanese Patent Application No. 2018-032931 filed on February 27, 2018 is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

The central processing unit, control method, and program of the present disclosure are used in a care support system that supports creation of care records.

A central processing unit, a control method, and a program according to the present disclosure are used in a care support system that supports creation of care records.

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A care support system comprising: a central processing unit that manages care records in which care details are recorded; and a terminal device that includes an input unit and is communicably connected to the central processing unit, and supports creation of the care records. wherein the central processing unit of
Fixed form sentence information in which fixed form sentences in which arbitrary characters can be written and which can be used for description in a free description field included in the care record and headwords included in the fixed form sentences are associated with each other and stored. a storage unit;
When the standard sentence and the headword newly created using the input unit are received from the terminal device, the newly created standard sentence and the headword received respectively are associated with each other. a fixed phrase control unit for storing in the fixed phrase information storage unit;
A central processing unit with a The fixed phrase control unit
when the headword stored in the fixed phrase storage unit is received from the terminal device, reading the fixed phrase corresponding to the received headword from the fixed phrase storage unit and transmitting the fixed phrase to the terminal device;
when receiving from the terminal device a corrected fixed phrase in which the respective transmitted fixed phrase is corrected, storing the received fixed phrase in the fixed phrase storage unit in association with the received headword;
2. The central processing unit of claim 1. The fixed phrase information storage unit further associates and stores user information specifying a user of the terminal device and frequency information representing the frequency of the fixed phrase used by the user,
When receiving the user information and the headword from the terminal device, the fixed phrase control unit reads the fixed phrase and the frequency information corresponding to the received user information and the headword from the fixed phrase storage unit. , transmitting the read fixed phrase and the frequency information to the terminal device;
3. The central processing unit according to claim 1 or 2. The fixed phrase information storage unit further associates and stores user information specifying a user of the terminal device and frequency information representing the frequency of the fixed phrase used by the user,
When receiving the user information and the headword from the terminal device, the fixed phrase control unit reads the fixed phrase and the frequency information corresponding to the received user information and the headword from the fixed phrase storage unit. and, when there are a plurality of the read fixed phrases, the plurality of read fixed phrases are read to the terminal in descending order of frequency of use by the user specified by the user information, based on the read frequency information. send to the device,
3. The central processing unit according to claim 1 or 2. A central processing unit that manages care records in which care details are recorded, and a terminal device that has a display function and an input function and is communicably connected to the central processing unit, and supports creation of the care records. A control method for the terminal device of the care support system,
a headword receiving step of receiving entry of a headword using the input function;
a fixed sentence reception step of accepting input of a fixed sentence that includes the entry word and can be written in arbitrary characters and that can be used for writing in the free description field included in the care record, using the input function; ,
a registration transmission step of transmitting to the central processing unit a registration save request signal containing the fixed phrase and the headword and requesting storage of the fixed phrase and the headword;
A control method comprising: A central processing unit that manages care records in which care details are recorded, and a terminal device that has a display function and an input function and is communicably connected to the central processing unit, and supports creation of the care records. A program used in the terminal device of the care support system,
In the computer of the terminal device,
a headword receiving step of receiving entry of a headword using the input function;
a fixed sentence reception step of accepting input of a fixed sentence that includes the entry word and can be written in arbitrary characters and that can be used for writing in the free description field included in the care record, using the input function; ,
a registration transmission step of transmitting to the central processing unit a registration save request signal containing the fixed phrase and the headword and requesting storage of the fixed phrase and the headword;
program to run the Further, in the computer of the terminal device,
a headword transmission step of transmitting the headword to the central processing unit;
a fixed phrase display step of displaying the received fixed phrase using the display function when the fixed phrase including the headword is received from the central processing unit;
a corrected fixed phrase receiving step of accepting a corrected fixed phrase in which the displayed fixed phrase is corrected using the input function;
an edit transmission step of transmitting an edit save request signal containing the corrected fixed phrase and the headword and requesting storage of the corrected fixed phrase and the headword to the central processing unit;
7. The program according to claim 6, for executing Further, in the computer of the terminal device,
to the central processing unit that stores the headword, the standard sentence, the user information specifying the user of the terminal device, and the frequency information representing the frequency of the standard sentence used by the user in association with each other; , an information transmission step of transmitting a transmission signal including the headword whose input is accepted and the user information;
When the fixed form sentence including the headword and the frequency information associated with the user information transmitted from the central processing unit are received, when the received fixed form sentences are plural, the display is performed. a frequency order display step of using a function to display the plurality of received fixed phrases in descending order of frequency represented by the frequency information;
8. The program according to claim 6 or 7, for executing Further, in the computer of the terminal device,
to the central processing unit that stores the headword, the standard sentence, the user information specifying the user of the terminal device, and the frequency information representing the frequency of the standard sentence used by the user in association with each other; , an information transmission step of transmitting a transmission signal including the headword whose input is accepted and the user information;
When the fixed form sentences including the headword transmitted from the central processing unit are received, and when the received fixed form sentences are plural, the received plural fixed form sentences are displayed in order of reception using the display function. a reception order display step to display;
8. The program according to claim 6 or 7, for executing

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