JP6214299B2 - Patrol confirmation system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a patrol check system, and in particular, includes a medical staff terminal used by a medical staff performing patrol and a patient terminal used by a patient undergoing patrol, and the medical staff terminal and the patient terminal. It is suitable for use in a system that is capable of communicating with each other.

  In hospitals, in general, in order to grasp the patient's condition, a doctor patrols the patient room and examines all patients or a specific patient. Conventionally, when a doctor starts patrol, the patrol button is also displayed on the standby screen of the corridor lamp installed in each patient room scheduled for patrol by operating the patrol button displayed on the standby screen of the nurse call master unit The technique made to do is proposed (for example, refer patent document 1).

  In addition, when a predetermined patrol time arrives, a clear patrol instruction can be given to the doctor by notifying this with the sound and light output from the nurse call master unit and the plurality of hallway lights. The technique made into this is also proposed (for example, refer patent document 2).

JP 2007-6927 A JP 2008-6201 A

  According to the techniques described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 above, it is possible to easily present a doctor and a patient room and a patient to be inspected by displaying a corridor lamp. However, the order of patrols is determined by the presence of medical personnel such as doctors or nurses. For this reason, there is a problem that even if there is a patient who wants the inspection to be completed early, the inspection cannot be performed in accordance with the desire.

  The present invention has been made to solve such a problem, and an object thereof is to enable patrol in order in accordance with a patient's desire.

In order to solve the above-described problems, in the present invention, in the medical staff terminal, when the medical staff operates the operation unit when starting patrol, the patient terminal used by the patient in charge of the medical staff In response to this, a message prompting selection of whether or not to advance the inspection order is notified . And when the reply with respect to the message is input in the terminal for patients, the order which performs a patrol is set based on the input reply information.

  According to the present invention configured as described above, since the order of inspection is set based on the answer indicating the desires of each patient regarding the order of inspection, the medical staff performs inspection according to the set order. , You will be able to patrol according to the patient's wishes.

It is a figure which shows the example of whole structure of the nurse call system provided with the patrol confirmation system by this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the function structural example of the patrol confirmation system (nurse call main | base station and hand type | mold handset) by this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the setting screen in case a medical worker sets the patient to patrol and the order. It is a figure for demonstrating the example of a setting of the inspection order by the inspection order setting part of this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the other example of a setting of the inspection order by the inspection order setting part of this embodiment.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an overall configuration example of a nurse call system including a patrol confirmation system according to the present embodiment. Here, a nurse call system installed in a hospital will be described as an example, but the nurse call system of the present embodiment is not limited to that installed in a hospital. For example, the present invention can also be applied when installed in a nursing facility.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the nurse call system of the present embodiment includes a nurse call master unit 1, a control unit 2, a corridor lamp 3, a wall-embedded slave unit 4, a hand-type slave unit 5, and a handicraft squall main device 6. A private branch exchange (PBX) 7, a radio base station 8, and a portable terminal (for example, a PHS terminal or a smartphone) 10 are provided.

  The nurse call master unit 1 is for performing a response operation to a call from a patient (nurse call slave unit) or a call operation of a patient (nurse call slave unit), and is installed in a nurse center, for example. The nurse call parent device 1 includes a display device, and displays an operation unit (patient start button) that is operated when a medical worker such as a doctor or a nurse starts patrol. The nurse call master unit 1 corresponds to a medical staff terminal according to the present invention.

  The control device 2 is arranged between the nurse call master device 1 and the corridor lamp 3, and performs control related to a call and data transmission / reception. The corridor lamp 3 is installed outside the entrance of each hospital room. This corridor lamp 3 is provided with a display device, displays the name of the patient in the hospital room, and when the patient in the hospital room calls the nurse using the wall-embedded handset 4 or the hand-type handset 5 , That the call has been made is displayed.

  The wall-embedded slave unit 4 is embedded in each bedside wall of a hospital room. This wall-embedded handset 4 is connected to the corridor lamp 3. The hand-type slave unit 5 is connected to the wall-embedded slave unit 4. Hereinafter, the wall-embedded slave unit 4 and the hand-type slave unit 5 are collectively referred to as nurse call slave units 4 and 5.

  The wall-embedded handset 4 includes a call button for the patient to call the nurse, a recovery button for responding when the patient is called, a microphone and a speaker used when the patient has a conversation with the nurse, A connection terminal for connecting the hand-type slave unit 5 is provided.

  The hand-type cordless handset 5 includes a call button for the patient to call the nurse, and a microphone and a speaker used when the patient has a conversation with the nurse. Further, the hand-type slave unit 5 includes a display device, and a message that prompts a desired answer regarding the order of patrol is displayed (details will be described later). This hand-type slave unit 5 corresponds to the patient terminal of the present invention.

  The handin squall main device 6 performs control related to communication and data transmission / reception with the portable terminal 10 (corresponding to the portable terminal for nurses of the present invention) possessed by the nurse via the PBX 7. The main hand squander device 6 is installed in a communication center in a hospital, for example, and is connected to the nurse call master unit 1. The wireless base station 8 is used for wireless communication of calls and data with the mobile terminal 10 and is connected to the PBX 7.

  The nurse call system configured as described above makes a call by pressing the call button of the nurse call slaves 4 and 5 used by the patient, and the nurse call master unit 1 or the nurse possesses the call. The mobile terminal 10 is configured to be able to respond. In addition, the patrol confirmation system of the present invention is configured by the nurse call master unit 1 and the hand-type slave unit 5, and the order of performing the patrol is determined by performing communication between the nurse call master unit 1 and the hand-type slave unit 5. It can be set.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the inspection confirmation system (nurse call master 1 and hand slave 5) according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 2, the nurse call master unit 1 has a patrol start button display unit 11, an operation detection unit 12, a message notification unit 13, an answer detection unit 14, a patrol order setting unit 15, and a patrol order display as its functional configuration. Unit 16 and management information storage unit 17. In addition, the hand-type slave unit 5 includes a message display unit 21, an operation reception unit 22, and an answer notification unit 23 as its functional configuration.

  Each of the functional blocks 11 to 16 and 21 to 23 can be realized by any of a hardware configuration, a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), and software. For example, when realized by software, each of the functional blocks 11 to 16 and 21 to 23 is actually configured by including a CPU, RAM, ROM, and the like of a computer and stored in a recording medium such as a RAM, a ROM, a hard disk, or a semiconductor memory. This is realized by operating the programmed program.

  The management information storage unit 17 includes information related to a patient (hereinafter referred to as patient information), information related to a medical worker (hereinafter referred to as medical worker information), and information related to a call destination of a nurse call (hereinafter referred to as call destination information). Are stored as management information regarding nurse calls.

  In this embodiment, the patient information includes, for example, the patient's name, the room number of the hospital room, the bed number for identifying the bed used by the patient, the patient ID for identifying the patient, and the nurse call cords 4 and 5 to be used. Various information such as a handset ID for identifying the device is included. The medical worker information includes, for example, the name of the medical worker, the medical worker ID for identifying the medical worker, the patient ID for identifying the patient in charge, and the mobile terminal 10 to be used. Various information such as a terminal ID is included.

  The call destination information is possessed by a patient (for example, a patient ID), a medical worker in charge (for example, a medical worker ID) who makes a call in response to a nurse call from the patient, and the medical staff in charge. The terminal ID of the portable terminal 10 and information (extension number, etc.) related to the call destination are stored in association with each other.

  The patrol start button display unit 11 of the nurse call parent device 1 displays an operation unit (patrol start button) for a medical worker to start when patrol is started on the screen of the nurse call parent device 1. When starting a patrol, a medical worker displays a patrol start button on the screen of the nurse call parent device 1 and presses it.

  The patient to be inspected and the order of inspection may be set in advance by a medical worker at the start of daily work, for example, or set by the medical worker when pressing the patrol start button. You may make it do. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a setting screen when setting is performed when the patrol start button is pressed.

  First, the doctor selection screen shown in FIG. 3A is displayed on the display device of the nurse call master unit 1. When the medical staff selects any of these doctors, a patient list screen showing the patient in charge of the selected doctor is displayed as shown in FIG. Here, the patient in charge is specified based on the medical worker information stored in the management information storage unit 17.

  On the patient list screen, a list 31 of patient information including the name, room number, and bed number of each patient and a patrol start button 32 are displayed. Here, the number on the left side of the hyphen (-) indicates the patient's room number, and the number on the right side indicates the bed number. In this patient list screen, when the patient to be inspected is selected in order, it is set that each patient is inspected according to the selected order. After this setting, the medical staff presses the inspection start button 32.

  The operation detection unit 12 detects that the patrol start button has been operated on the nurse call parent device 1. When the operation detection unit 12 detects the operation of the patrol start button, the message notification unit 13 determines whether the patient in charge of the medical worker who will perform patrol from now on (the doctor selected on the doctor selection screen in FIG. 3A) is displayed. A message prompting a desired answer regarding the order of patrol is notified to the hand-type slave unit 5 to be used.

  For example, the message notification unit 13 receives a message prompting the user to select whether or not to speed up the patrol order, such as “Do you want to rush the patrol?”, And text information indicating answer options of “YES” and “NO”. By transmitting the message to the slave unit 5, a message for prompting a desired answer regarding the inspection order is notified to the hand slave unit 5. This message may be composed of image information instead of text information.

  The hand-shaped slave unit 5 to be notified of the message is specified based on the patient information stored in the management information storage unit 17. That is, as described above, since the patient who is touring is set through the operation on the patient list screen shown in FIG. 3B, by specifying the slave unit ID associated with the patient ID of the patient, The hand slave unit 5 to be notified of the message is specified.

  The message display unit 21 of the hand-type slave unit 5 displays the message sent from the nurse call master unit 1 on the screen of the hand-type slave unit 5. The operation accepting unit 22 accepts an input operation of an answer by the patient for the message displayed by the message display unit 21. That is, if the patient wishes to speed up the patrol order, an answer operation of “YES” is received, and if not, an input operation of “NO” is accepted.

  When the operation receiving unit 22 receives an answer input operation, the answer notifying unit 23 transmits an operation signal indicating the answer content to the nurse call parent device 1 so that the answer content by the patient is transmitted to the nurse call parent. The machine 1 is notified. The operation signal used for this notification includes a handset ID that uniquely identifies the hand-type handset 5.

  The answer detection unit 14 of the nurse call parent device 1 receives the operation signal transmitted from the answer notification unit 23 of the hand-type child device 5, thereby responding to the message notified by the message notification unit 13. In step 5, it is detected that an answer has been input. Then, this is notified to the inspection order setting unit 15, and the slave unit ID included in the operation signal is notified to the inspection order setting unit 15.

  The inspection order setting unit 15 sets the order in which inspection is performed based on the input answer information when the answer detection unit 14 detects the input of an answer. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the order of patrol is reset by rearranging the patrol order initially set by the medical staff based on the answer information input from the patient. The inspection order display unit 16 displays information on the patient to be inspected on the display device of the nurse call parent device 1 according to the order set by the inspection order setting unit 15.

  Here, the inspection order setting unit 15 sets the order of the patient who has input the response indicating that the inspection order is advanced to be earlier than the order of the patient who does not input the response indicating that the inspection order is advance. Set the order of patrol. When there are a plurality of patients who have input a response indicating that the inspection order is to be advanced, the order in which the inspection is performed is set according to the input order of the responses. A patient who has input an answer indicating that the order of patrol is to be advanced is identified by referring to the management information storage unit 17 based on the child device ID included in the operation signal received by the answer detection unit 14.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining an example of setting the inspection order by the inspection order setting unit 15. FIG. 4A shows the order of patrol initially set by the medical staff as shown in FIG. As described above, the number on the left side of the hyphen (-) indicates the patient's room number, and the number on the right side indicates the bed number. Hereinafter, the combination of the room number and the bed number will be referred to as a patient number.

  For example, the patient number 102-3 and the patient number 205-3 patient input an answer indicating that the inspection order is to be advanced (YES response), and other patients are to advance the inspection order. It is assumed that no answer has been entered (NO answer or no answer). Moreover, the answer of YES shall be performed in order of the patient of patient number 205-3, and the patient of patient number 102-3.

  In this case, as shown in FIG. 4B, the inspection order setting unit 15 sets the patient number 205-3 as the first patient, the patient number 102-3 as the second number, and the remaining patients as the first number. The order in which the inspection is performed is set by rearranging the order so as to be set to the third or later according to the setting order.

  As described above in detail, in this embodiment, when the doctor operates the patrol start button when the doctor starts patrol, the nursery master unit 1 uses the hand-type slave unit 5 used by the patient in charge of the doctor. On the other hand, a message prompting a desired answer regarding the order of inspection is notified. Then, when an answer to the message is input in the hand-type slave unit 5, the nurse call master unit 1 sets the order in which the patrol is performed based on the input answer information.

  According to the present embodiment configured as described above, since the order of inspection is set based on the answer indicating each patient's desire regarding the order of inspection, the doctor performs the inspection according to the set order, so that the patient It will be possible to patrol along the hope of.

  In addition, if the order of patrol is set in consideration of the answer contents from the patient as described above, the patrol can be performed in the order in which the patient's wishes are taken in to the maximum. However, as shown in FIG. 4B, the doctor has to go around the same room many times, which causes a disadvantage that the work efficiency is lowered. Therefore, the order of patrol may be set taking into account the patient's wishes while taking into account the work efficiency of the medical staff.

  For example, the inspection order setting unit 15 groups the patients to be inspected among persons in the same room, and sets the inspection order regarding the patients in the group and the inspection order between the groups. As an example, the inspection order setting unit 15 first sets the inspection order without grouping patients to be inspected, as shown in FIG. Thereafter, the inspection order setting unit 15 rearranges the order so that other patients in the same room continue after the patient whose earliest order is set among the patients in the same room.

  That is, in the example of FIG. 4B, the patient whose room number 205 is the earliest in the room number 205 is the patient number 205-3. Therefore, this patient is followed by other patients in the same room. Rearrange the order so that. That is, as shown in FIG. 5, the two patients indicated by the patient number 205-2 and the patient number 205-4 are rearranged in order so as to continue after the patient of the patient number 205-3.

  In addition, since the patient with the earliest order in the room number 102 is the patient with the patient number 102-3, the order is rearranged so that other patients in the same room follow the patient. . That is, as shown in FIG. 5, the patient number 102-1 is rearranged in order so that the patient number 102-3 is continued after the patient number 102-3. In the example of FIG. 5, the rearrangement of the order is not performed for the two patients belonging to the room number 101.

  As described above, the inspection order setting unit 15 groups the patients among the same room (grouping with the room numbers 101, 102, and 205), and at that time, the inspection order for each patient in the group and between the groups. The order of inspection (room number 205 → 102 → 101) is set. By setting the order of patrols in this way, patrols can be performed in the order in which the patient's wishes are taken in without reducing the work efficiency of the medical staff.

  Alternatively, the inspection order setting unit 15 may set the inspection order as follows. That is, grouping each patient among persons in the same room and setting the order of patrol for each patient in the group are performed in the same manner as in the examples of FIGS. However, with regard to the order of inspection between groups, a group (room number) having a larger number of patients who have input a response to advance the order of inspection is set in an earlier order.

  For example, it is assumed that the patient with the patient number 102-1 has also input an answer indicating that the inspection order is to be advanced (the input order is third). In this case, there are two patients who have entered an answer indicating that the order of patrol is advanced within the group with room number 102, and the group with room number 102 has the largest number of patients who have entered the answer. Therefore, the inspection order setting unit 15 sets the inspection order between groups as room numbers 102 → 205 → 101.

  In the above embodiment, an example in which the patrol start button is displayed and pressed on the nurse call parent device 1 has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a patrol start button may be displayed and pressed on the mobile terminal 10 using a medical worker. In this case, the operation detection unit 12 of the nurse call parent device 1 receives the operation signal transmitted from the mobile terminal 10 when the patrol start button is operated, so that the patrol start button is operated on the mobile terminal 10. Detect that.

  In the above-described embodiment, the hand-type slave unit 5 includes the display device, and the example in which the message transmitted from the nurse call master unit 1 is displayed on the hand-type slave unit 5 has been described. However, the present invention is not limited thereto. Not. For example, a dedicated terminal equipped with a display device may be provided separately from the hand slave unit 5 and installed on the bedside together with the hand slave unit 5. In this way, it is possible to use an existing hand-type slave unit that does not have a display.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated the example which alert | reports the message which prompts selection of whether to accelerate the inspection order as a message which prompts the desired reply regarding the inspection order, this invention is not limited to this. For example, you may make it alert | report the message which inputs what number is specifically good. In this case, the inspection order setting unit 15 rearranges the inspection order along the desired order input as an answer. In addition, when there are a plurality of patients who desire the same order, the order in which the inspection is performed is set according to the input order of answers.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated the example which sets the order of patrol according to the input order of an answer, when there exist multiple patients who input the reply that the order of patrol is advanced, this invention is not limited to this. For example, a plurality of patients who have input a response indicating that the order of patrol is advanced may be displayed as a list on the display device of the nurse call parent device 1 so that the order of patrol can be set by the operation of the medical staff.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated the example which displays a patrol start button on the screen of the nurse call main | base station 1, this invention is not limited to this. For example, the patrol start button may be provided as a hardware on the nurse call master unit 1.

  In addition, each of the above-described embodiments is merely an example of actualization in carrying out the present invention, and the technical scope of the present invention should not be construed in a limited manner. In other words, the present invention can be implemented in various forms without departing from the spirit or main features thereof.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Nurse call main | base station 5 Hand type child machine 10 Portable terminal 11 Patrol start button display part 12 Operation detection part 13 Message notification part 14 Reply detection part 15 Patrol order setting part 16 Patrol order display part 21 Message display part 23 Reply notice part

Claims (6)

A nurse call parent device used by a medical worker performing a patrol or a mobile phone terminal comprising a mobile terminal possessed by the medical worker, and a patient terminal comprising a nurse call slave device used by a patient undergoing patrol Comprising a patrol confirmation system capable of communicating between the medical staff terminal and the patient terminal,
The above medical staff terminal
An operation detection unit for detecting that an operation unit for operating when the medical worker starts patrol is operated on the medical worker terminal; and
When an operation of the operation unit is detected by the operation detection unit, a message that prompts the patient terminal used by the patient in charge of the medical staff to select whether or not to speed up the patrol order is notified. A message notification unit to
An answer detection unit for detecting that an answer has been input at the patient terminal with respect to the message notified by the message notification unit;
A patrol confirmation system comprising: a patrol order setting unit that sets an order of patrol based on the input answer information when the answer detection unit detects the input of the answer.   The inspection confirmation system according to claim 1, further comprising an inspection order display unit that displays information on a patient to be inspected on the medical staff terminal according to the order set by the inspection order setting unit. . Above Symbol patrol the order setting unit, the order of the patients who enter the answer to the effect that hasten the order of the patrol, so that the earlier order than the order of the patients who did not enter an answer to the effect that hasten the order of the patrol The inspection confirmation system according to claim 1, wherein an order of performing inspection is set.   The said inspection order setting part sets the order which performs an inspection according to the input order of the said response, when there are a plurality of patients who have input an answer to advance the order of the inspection. Patrol confirmation system.   The inspection order setting unit groups patients to be inspected among persons in the same room, and sets the inspection order for patients in the group and the inspection order between groups. The inspection confirmation system according to claim 1. The patrol order setting unit sets the patrol order based on the input answer information, and then the other patients in the same room continue after the patient whose earliest order is set among the patients in the same room. at the same time the grouping patients in the same room Shah each other by rearranging the order as, in claim 5, characterized in that to set the order of patrol between order and said group patrol about the patient in the group The inspection inspection system described.

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