JP6377466B2 - Health checkup guide system, information server, and health checkup guide program - Google Patents

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to a health check guide system, an information server, and a health check guide program used in a medical checkup, a health check, and the like.

  In a medical checkup or health checkup, the examinee puts a paper on which the subject is listed and a document on which the result of the examination is placed in a folder or the like, and goes around the examination rooms of the plurality of subjects with the folder. The examinee moves to the examination room where the next examination is instructed by the examiner or nurse while referring to the examination subject described in the document. When the examinee arrives at the examination room for the next examination subject, he / she submits documents for confirmation of arrival.

  In such a case, if the examinee does not sufficiently grasp the arrangement of the examination room in the hospital, he / she may get lost before going to the subject to be examined next. Conventionally, in order to guide the examiner smoothly, a system that automatically notifies the examiner of the next examination subject based on information registered in advance has been considered.

JP2011-8517A

  In this way, in the method of notifying the examiner of the next subject in order, even if only the next subject is notified, the location of the subject that the examinee will visit next can be easily grasped. There wasn't. In particular, when a medical examinee and an outpatient receive the same subject, for example when receiving an X-ray room, it may be difficult to understand even if only the subject is notified. In addition, when there are a large number of examinees, depending on the physical condition of the examinees, there may be a subject subject having a long waiting time, and there are cases where a plurality of subject subjects cannot be consulted efficiently.

  In addition, since it is necessary to go around with documents describing the results of the consultation and receive them in the consultation room for each subject, there was a risk of misplacement of submitted documents or leakage of personal information due to loss of documents. .

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a health check guide system, an information server, and a health check guide program that enable efficient medical examination.

The health check guide system of the embodiment includes a first function for transmitting and receiving data to and from other devices through a first communication device that performs short-range wireless communication, and a second communication device that performs wireless communication different from the short-range wireless communication. And an information server having a second function for transmitting and receiving data to and from other devices, and a display terminal for transmitting and receiving data to and from the information server through the short-range wireless communication or the wireless communication . The information server includes receiving means, storage means, writing means for writing, and first transmitting means. The receiving means receives identification information unique to the examinee from the examination ticket by the first function . The storage means stores patient information including a subject to be examined by the examinee in association with the identification information of the examinee. The writing means for writing writes the identification information on the display terminal used by the examinee using the first function . The first transmission means transmits the examinee information corresponding to the identification information to the display terminal in which the identification information is written by the second function . The display terminal displays guidance information for guiding a subject to be examined by the examiner based on the examinee information transmitted by the first transmission unit.

The block diagram which shows the structure of the medical examination guidance system which concerns on this embodiment. The block diagram which shows the structure of the information server in this embodiment. The block diagram which shows the structure of the display terminal and NFC reading apparatus in this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the content of the display terminal management table managed by the information server in this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the content of the examinee information table managed by the information server in this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the content of the consultation waiting management data managed by the information server in this embodiment. The flowchart which shows the display terminal setting process in this embodiment. 7 is a flowchart showing a patient information update process in the present embodiment. The flowchart which shows the diagnosis result notification process in this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the display terminal setting process in this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the patient information update process in this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the patient information update process in this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the diagnosis result notification process in this embodiment.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a health check guide system according to the present embodiment.
The health diagnosis guidance system provides a service that enables a medical examination, for example, in a hospital or an examination room to be efficiently advanced for a person who receives a medical checkup or a medical examination. The health check guidance system includes a plurality of display terminals 10 (10-1, 10-2,..., 10-n), a terminal management device 20, a plurality of wireless repeaters 21 (only one is shown in FIG. 1), terminal management. Device 20, information server 40, a plurality of near field communication (NFC) reading devices 50 (50-1, 50-2,..., 50-m), a plurality of NFC writing devices 49 (only one is shown in FIG. 1), And a plurality of input terminals 60 (60-1, 60-2,..., 60-k). The portable terminal 30 is owned by the examinee, for example, and is used when browsing information (such as a diagnosis result) managed by the information server 40.

  The display terminal 10 is loaned to the examinee at the time of visit (at the time of reception), and displays information provided from the information server 40. The display terminal 10 can be realized by a display device generally called an electronic shelf label, for example. The display terminal 10 has a wireless communication function for communicating with the wireless repeater 21 and a near field wireless communication function (NFC) for communicating with the NFC writing device 49 or the NFC reading device 50.

  The terminal management apparatus 20 can wirelessly communicate with each of the plurality of display terminals 10 via the wireless repeater 21 under the control of the information server 40. The terminal management device 20 manages the association between the display terminal ID assigned to each of the display terminals 10 and the examinee ID determined so as to identify each individual examinee. When the association is changed, the terminal management device 20 represents an image displayed on the display terminal 10 identified by the corresponding display terminal ID and represents information for the examinee identified by the newly associated examinee ID. Change to

  The portable terminal 30 has a data communication function via the mobile network 300 and the Internet 400 and a data communication function by NFC. The portable terminal 30 is realized by, for example, a smartphone or a tablet terminal (PC). Further, the mobile terminal 30 has a data communication function by NFC, and can perform data communication by a near field communication function (NFC) with an examination ticket 70 with NFC described later.

  The NFC reading device 50 performs data communication by the near field communication function (NFC) when the display terminal 10 or the examination ticket 70 with NFC is brought close to (for example, within 10 cm). The NFC reading device 50 reads identification information (NFCID) recorded on the display terminal 10 or the NFC-added examination ticket 70 and various data recorded on the display terminal 10 or the NFC-attached examination ticket 70. The NFC reading device 50 is installed near a person in charge of reception such as a hospital or an examination room, near the entrance of an examination room for each examination subject, near an examiner in the examination room, and the like.

The NFC writing device 49 performs data communication by the short-range wireless communication function (NFC) when the display terminal 10 is brought close (for example, within 10 cm). The NFC writing device 49 writes identification information (NFCID) to the display terminal 10 or records various data on the display terminal 10. The NFC writing device 49 is installed near a person in charge of reception such as a hospital or an examination room.
In FIG. 1, the NFC reading device 50 and the NFC writing device 49 are configured independently, but a single configuration capable of reading and writing by NFC may be used.

  The input terminal 60 is realized by, for example, an information device such as a personal computer, and includes an input device such as a keyboard and a tablet, and a display device such as a display. The input terminal 60 is used for outputting (displaying) data provided from the information server 40, inputting data to be recorded in the information server 40, and the like. The input terminal 60 is installed near the examiner in the examination room, for example, displays information on the examinee received from the information server 40, and also displays data indicating the examination result for the examinee input by the examiner. Send to server 40.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the information server 40 in this embodiment.
The information server 40 can be realized by, for example, a general-purpose server device or a computer device. As shown in FIG. 2, the information server 40 includes a CPU 41, a ROM 42, a RAM 43, an auxiliary storage device 44, communication devices 45 and 46, and a transmission system 47. The transmission system 47 transmits data among the CPU 41, ROM 42, RAM 43, auxiliary storage device 44, and communication devices 45 and 46. The transmission system 47 may be a well-known system including various buses such as a system bus and various interface circuits that connect these buses and each unit.

  The CPU 41, ROM 42, RAM 43, and auxiliary storage device 44 are connected by a transmission system 47 to constitute a computer.

  The CPU 41 performs control processing for realizing the function as the information server 40 based on the operating system stored in the ROM 42 and the application program (including the health check guide program) stored in the ROM 42 or the auxiliary storage device 44. Run. CPU41 implement | achieves the function which performs the display terminal setting process mentioned later, a testee information update process, a medical examination result notification process, etc., for example by executing a health check guidance program. The health check guide program is recorded on a removable recording medium such as a magnetic disk, a magneto-optical disk, an optical disk, a semiconductor memory, or distributed via a network.

  The ROM 42 stores an operating system and application programs. The ROM 42 may store data that is referred to when the CPU 41 performs various processes.

  The RAM 43 stores data referred to when the CPU 41 performs various processes. Further, the RAM 43 is used as a so-called work area that stores data temporarily used when the CPU 41 performs various processes.

  The auxiliary storage device 44 stores an application program, data used when the CPU 41 performs various processes, or data generated by the process in the CPU 41. The auxiliary storage device 44 stores, for example, a display terminal management table 44a (see FIG. 4), a examinee information table 44b (see FIG. 5), a consultation waiting management data 44c (see FIG. 6), guidance data 44d, and the like. The display terminal management table 44a is data for managing the correspondence between the display terminal 10 lent to the examinee and the examinee. The examinee information table 44b is data relating to individual examinees. The consultation waiting management data 44c (see FIG. 6) is data for managing waiting for consultation for each of a plurality of consultation subjects. The guide data 44d is data for providing a guide for a patient to efficiently receive a plurality of consultation subjects. The guide data 44d includes layout data (map in the building) indicating the arrangement of examination rooms of a plurality of examination subjects provided in a hospital or examination room, messages (display data, audio data) provided to the examinee, and the like. . Hereinafter, all or a part of the data included in the examinee information table 44b, the consultation waiting management data 44c, and the guidance data 44d is referred to as examinee information. The examinee information is transmitted and received in the system so that the examinee can efficiently receive a plurality of examination subjects under the management of the information server 40.

  The communication device 45 is a device for communicating with the mobile terminal 30 via the Internet 400 and the mobile network 300.

  The communication device 46 is a device for communicating with the terminal management device 20, the NFC reading device 50, the NFC writing device 49, and the input terminal 60. The communication device 46 can communicate through a wired or wireless network.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the display terminal 10 and the NFC reading device 50 in the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 3, the display terminal 10 in the present embodiment includes a controller 11, a communication device 12, an NFC unit 13, a memory 14, a display device 15, and an output device 16.

  The controller 11 has a computer function including a central processing unit (CPU), a read-only memory (ROM), and a random-access memory (RAM). The controller 11 controls each unit to display an image according to an instruction from the information server 40.

  The communication device 12 performs wireless communication with the wireless repeater 21 and enables data communication between the controller and the terminal management apparatus 20. As the communication device 12, for example, a well-known device that conforms to IEEE 802.15.4 can be used.

  The NFC unit 13 performs NFC data communication with the NFC writing device 49 or the NFC reading device 50 that is close to the display terminal 10. Identification information (NFCID 13a) is set in the NFC unit 13. The NFCID 13 a of the NFC unit 13 is read by the NFC unit 35 of the NFC reading device 50. Further, the NFCID 13 a of the NFC unit 13 can be rewritten by the NFC writing device 49. In the present embodiment, the NFCID 70 a unique to the examinee read from the NFC examination ticket 70 is written (copied) as the NFCID 13 a of the NFC unit 13 of the display terminal 10. The display terminal 10 in which the NFC ID 70a is written in the NFC unit 13 can be used for a patient who has an examination ticket 70 with NFC.

  The memory 14 is a non-volatile data storage device, and stores one display terminal ID 14a among the plurality of display terminals 10 determined to be identifiable. The memory 14 stores display data to be displayed on the display device 15.

  The display device 15 displays an image corresponding to the notification from the information server 40, and the display content can be changed under the control of the controller 11. As the display device 15, for example, electronic paper, LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), or the like can be used.

  The output device 16 is a device for making various notifications to the examiner under the control of the controller 11. As the output device 16, for example, a speaker that outputs sound, a vibrator that generates vibration, an LED (Light Emitting Diode) that can be lit / flashed, and the like can be used.

  The transmission system 17 transmits data among the controller 11, the communication device 12, the NFC unit 13, the memory 14, and the display device 15. The transmission system 17 may be a well-known one including various buses such as a system bus and various interface circuits that connect these buses and each unit.

  Since the display terminal 10 is realized by a device generally called an electronic shelf label, for example, the display terminal 10 can be reduced in weight so that the examinee can easily carry it around. In particular, when the display device 15 is made of electronic paper, power consumption can be reduced (lightening the battery).

Further, the NFC reading device 50 according to the present embodiment includes a CPU 31, a ROM 32, a RAM 33, an NFC unit 35, and a communication device 37, as shown in FIG.
The CPU 31 controls each unit based on a program stored in the ROM 32.
The ROM 32 stores programs, data, and the like.
The RAM 33 stores data referred to when the CPU 31 performs various processes. For example, the RAM 33 temporarily stores data read from the display terminal 10.

The NFC unit 35 performs NFC data communication with the NFC unit 13 of the display terminal 10 when the display terminal 10 is brought close to the NFC unit 35.
The communication device 37 is a device for communicating with the information server 40.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the display terminal management table 44a managed by the information server 40 in the present embodiment.
The display terminal management table 44a is data for managing the correspondence between the display terminal 10 lent to the examinee and the examinee. As shown in FIG. 4, the display terminal management table 44a includes an NFCID 70a read from the NFC-added examination ticket 70, a display terminal ID set in the display terminal 10 in which the NFCID 70a is written (copied), and an NFC-attached examination ticket. 70 is a set of data records in which the examinee ID corresponding to the NFCID read from 70 is associated. The examinee ID is identification information set for each examinee, and is recorded in the information server 40 in association with the NFCID 70a of the NFC examination ticket 70 when the examination ticket 70 with NFC is issued to the examinee. The

  The NFCID 70a read from the NFC examination ticket 70 is identification information unique to the examinee. By writing the NFC ID 70 a into the NFC unit 13 of the display terminal 10, the display terminal 10 is set for a patient who has an NFC-equipped examination ticket 70. Thereby, the NFCID 13a written in the NFC unit 13 by NFC is read from the display terminal 10 close to the NFC reading device 50 installed near the entrance of the examination room of each examination subject or near the examiner in the examination room. Thus, it can be identified which display terminal 10 is lent to which examinee.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the examinee information table 44b managed by the information server 40 in the present embodiment.
The examinee information table 44b is data relating to individual examinees. As shown in FIG. 5, the examinee information table 44b is a set of data records in which data such as a examinee ID, personal information, examination subjects, and examination results are associated with each other. The personal information includes, for example, data such as the name, date of birth, sex, and address of the examinee. The consultation subject is data indicating a consultation subject that the examinee needs to receive for a medical examination. The personal information and the subject to be examined are data that is recorded in advance before the scheduled date of the visit of the examinee. The medical examination result is data indicating the diagnostic content input by the medical examiner for each medical subject that the medical examinee has examined.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the consultation waiting management data 44c managed by the information server 40 in the present embodiment.
The consultation waiting management data 44c is data for managing waiting for consultation for each of a plurality of consultation subjects. As shown in FIG. 6, the examination waiting management data 44c includes, for each of a plurality of examination subjects, a waiting number indicating the number of patients waiting for a consultation and a waiting patient indicating a waiting patient. Data indicating the ID, the expected waiting time until the turn of each examinee waiting for the visit, and the like are included.

  The waiting number, expected waiting time, and waiting checker ID included in the checkup waiting management data 44c are dynamically updated according to changes in the status such as the progress of diagnosis and the addition of waiting checkees. The expected waiting time is calculated for each patient based on the consultation time (average consultation time) required for each patient. For example, the average examination time is calculated every time the examination for one examinee is completed. In addition, by recording the past examination time (for example, the previous examination time or the average time of multiple past times) for each examinee, the past examination time of the waiting patient can be reduced. Alternatively, the expected waiting time may be calculated. For example, the expected waiting time can be obtained by simply adding the past consultation times of the patients waiting for the turn.

  The display terminal management table 44a, the examinee information table 44b, the consultation waiting management data 44c, and the guidance data 44d may be stored in separate storage devices.

  Next, the operation of the health diagnosis guidance system in this embodiment will be described. Note that the content of the processing described below is an example, and various processing that can obtain the same result can be used as appropriate.

  The information server 40 executes the health check guidance program by the CPU 41, thereby executing the display terminal setting process, the examinee information update process, and the diagnosis result notification process described below. 7 is a flowchart showing the display terminal setting process in the present embodiment, FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the examinee information update process in the present embodiment, and FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the diagnosis result notification process in the present embodiment. .

  First, the display terminal setting process will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining display terminal setting processing according to the present embodiment. The display terminal setting process is a process for allocating the display terminal 10 used in the hospital to the examinee and transmitting the examinee information for the examinee to the display terminal 10.

  The examinee submits a NFC examination ticket 70 at a reception desk such as a hospital or an examination room. The person in charge of reception makes the NFC examination ticket 70 received from the person in charge close to the NFC reader 50 installed near the person in charge of reception (FIG. 10, S11).

  The NFC reading device 50 reads the NFCID 70a by NFC when the examination ticket 70 with NFC approaches. The NFC reading device 50 transmits the NFCID 70a read from the NFC examination ticket 70 to the information server 40 (FIG. 10, S12). The information server 40 receives the NFCID 70a of the examination ticket 70 with NFC from the NFC reader 50 (ACT A1).

  The person in charge of reception operates the input device (for example, a keyboard, a tablet, etc.) not shown to instruct the information server 40 to set the person to be examined for the display terminal 10. The display terminal 10 that is the subject of the setting of the examinee accepts the display terminal ID 14a preset in the display terminal 10 by the person in charge and receives the display terminal ID 14a by data communication by the NFC reading device 50. You may make it discriminate | determine by.

  The information server 40 transmits the NFCID 70a read from the NFC-equipped examination ticket 70 to the display terminal 10 in accordance with an instruction from the person in charge of reception (ACT A2) (FIG. 10, S13). .

  The reception person in charge brings the display terminal 10 lent to the examinee close to the NFC writing device 49. The NFC writing device 49 writes the NFCID 70a received from the information server 40 as the NFCID 13a of the NFC unit 13 to the adjacent display terminal 10 (FIG. 10, S14). The information server 40 is read from the examination ticket 70 with NFC and written to the display terminal 10, the display terminal ID 14 a of the display terminal 10 to be set as the examinee, and the NFCID 70 a read from the examination ticket 70 with NFC. The determined examinee ID is associated and recorded in the display terminal management table 44a. Thereby, the display terminal 10 is set for the examinee who has received the examination using the NFC-added examination ticket 70.

  The information server 40 is effective for efficiently moving to the examination room where the examinee is consulted by referring to the personal information and the subject data set in the examinee information table 44b in association with the examinee ID. The patient information including various data is transmitted to the display terminal 10 through the terminal management device 20 and the wireless repeater 21 (ACT A3) (FIG. 10, S15). At this time, the information server 40 transmits the examinee information to the display terminal 10 to which the display terminal ID 14a corresponding to the examinee ID recorded in the display terminal management table 44a is assigned.

FIG. 10 shows an example of guidance information displayed on the display device 15 of the display terminal 10 based on the examinee information.
As shown in FIG. 10, the display terminal 10 displays, for example, the name 10a of the examinee, the examinee ID 10b, a message 10c indicating guidance on the subject to be examined next, etc., and each examination subject provided in the hospital or examination room. A layout (map 10d in the building) showing the arrangement of the examination room, a consultation subject list 10e showing a list of scheduled consultation subjects to be examined by the examinee, and the like are displayed. In the consultation subject list 10e, for example, only the subjects scheduled to be examined are checked.

  Thereby, the examinee who is going to receive a health checkup can easily grasp which subject is scheduled to be consulted by referring to the list of subject subjects 10e on the display terminal 10. Further, the examinee can grasp which subject is the subject of the next examination from the message 10c. At the same time, the building map 10d is displayed, and the location of the examination room of the subject to be examined is displayed in a different form (specific color display, reverse display, blinking display, etc.), so Even if the location of the examination room in the examination room is not grasped, it is possible to move to the examination room of the next examination subject without hesitation by referring to the building map 10d.

  Next, the patient information update process will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. FIG.11 and FIG.12 is a figure for demonstrating the examinee information update process in this embodiment. Here, a description will be given focusing on processing for a single examinee.

  When the examinee moves to the examination room of the examination subject to be examined, the examinee brings the display terminal 10 close to the NFC reading device 50 installed near the entrance of the examination room (FIG. 11, S21). The NFC reading device 50 performs NFC communication with the display terminal 10 that is in close proximity, and reads the NFCID 13 a of the display terminal 10. The NFC reading device 50 transmits the NFCID 13a read from the display terminal 10 to the information server 40 (FIG. 11, S22). This makes it possible to confirm arrival of the examinee at the examination room.

  The information server 40 receives the NFCID 13a of the display terminal 10 transmitted from the NFC reader 50 (ACT B1). The information server 40 updates (+1) the waiting number recorded in the consultation waiting management data 44c in association with the consultation subject in which the NFC reading device 50 that transmitted the NFCID 13a is installed (ACT B2). Further, the information server 40 determines the examinee ID corresponding to the NFCID 13a received from the NFC reading device 50 based on the display terminal management table 44a, and sets it in the examination waiting management data 44c. That is, the patient who is waiting for a medical examination is recorded. Further, the information server 40 calculates the expected waiting time based on the pre-calculated average examination time, and records it in association with the examinee ID.

  When a plurality of examination rooms are provided in one examination subject, the waiting number, expected waiting time, and waiting patient ID are managed in the examination waiting management data 44c for each examination room. For example. When three examination rooms 1, 2, and 3 are provided for the ophthalmology, the waiting number, expected waiting time, and waiting patient ID are managed for each of the examination rooms 1, 2, and 3. In this case, if the examinee accepts the NFCID 13a of the display terminal 10 by the NFC reading device 50 in the ophthalmology, the information server 40 determines the waiting number and the expected waiting time of each of the examination rooms 1, 2, and 3. Based on the examination room, it is decided which consultation room will be used.

  For example, the information server 40 selects an examination room in which the waiting time of the examinee is the shortest, updates (+1) the waiting number in the examination room, and sets the waiting examinee ID. In other words, the examinee is added to the waiting list in the examination room. Note that an examination room for updating the waiting number may be selected based on other conditions. For example, it is possible to select the examination room so that the number of examinees who consult in the examination rooms 1, 2, and 3 is averaged.

  The information server 40 transmits to the display terminal 10 the wireless communication from the wireless repeater 21 by using the wireless communication from the wireless communication device 21 including the medical information such as the medical room, the waiting number, the message, etc., to which the medical personnel are added in order (ACT B3) ( FIG. 11, S23). The display terminal 10 updates the display of the guidance information on the display device 15 based on the information of the examinee who has received a consultation from the information server 40.

  In the example of the guidance information shown in FIG. 11, the in-building map 10 d is changed to the contents around the accepted ophthalmology area, and the examination room (here, “examination room 2”) in which the examinee is added in the waiting order. Is displayed in a different form. Further, the content of the message 10c is updated to “Please wait in front of the ophthalmic examination room 2”. Further, the display device 15 of the display terminal 10 is added with a turn waiting display 10f based on the waiting number data included in the examinee information. Thereby, the examinee can clearly grasp in which examination room he / she will receive the next examination and the number of other examinees who are waiting in turn.

  In addition, by transmitting the waiting time data from the information server 40 to the display terminal 10, the display terminal 10 can display not only the number of people waiting in turn (waiting number of people) but also the waiting time expected. is there.

  For example, when the examination result is received from the input terminal 60 installed in the ophthalmic examination room 2 (ACT B4), that is, when the examination for one examinee is completed, the information server 40 stores the examination waiting management data 44c. The waiting number is updated (-1) (ACT B5).

  As a result of updating the waiting number, if the waiting number is not 0, the information server 40 transmits to the display terminal 10 patient information including data indicating the updated waiting number (ACT B3). The display terminal 10 updates the display content of the display device 15 based on the examinee information received from the information server 40. That is, the patient is notified that the number of people waiting for the turn has decreased by one in the turn waiting display 10f.

  On the other hand, as a result of updating the waiting number, when the waiting number becomes 0 and the order of examination is reached (ACT B6, Yes), the information server 40 notifies the display terminal 10 that the order of examination is reached (ACT B7). (FIG. 11, S24).

  When the display terminal 10 is notified from the information server 40 that the order of examination has been made, the order waiting display 10f is changed to “0 people waiting for order” and, for example, a message 10c is entered “Ophthalmic Examination Room 2”. The content is changed to an entry guidance display for encouraging entry into the room. Furthermore, the display terminal 10 outputs a predetermined output from the output device 16 so as to reliably notify the examinee that the order of reception has been reached. For example, the display terminal 10 executes output of sound from a speaker (including a message by voice), generation of vibration by a vibrator, lighting or blinking by an LED, and the like.

  In addition, the information server 40 transmits the visitor information about the examinees in the order of examination to the input terminal 60 installed in the examination room (here, “ophthalmic examination room 2”) where the examinee receives the examination. (ACT B8) (FIG. 11, S25). The input terminal 60 displays the examinee information received from the information server 40 and provides the examiner with information about the next examinee.

  When the examinee enters the examination room, the display terminal 10 is brought close to the NFC reading device 50 installed near the examiner (FIG. 12, S31). The NFC reading device 50 performs NFC communication with the display terminal 10 that is in close proximity, and reads the NFCID 13 a of the display terminal 10. The NFC reading device 50 transmits the NFCID 13a read from the display terminal 10 to the information server 40 (FIG. 12, S32). As a result, it is possible to check the examinee using the display terminal 10.

  The information server 40 receives the NFCID 13a of the display terminal 10 transmitted from the NFC reading device 50. The information server 40 confirms that the examinee has entered the room based on the NFCID 13 a of the display terminal 10. The information server 40 transmits detailed examinee information necessary for the examination based on the examinee ID corresponding to the NFCID 13a to the input terminal 60 installed in the examination room where the examinee entered (ACT B8). (FIG. 12, S33). The input terminal 60 displays the examinee information received from the information server 40 and provides detailed information about the examinee to the examiner.

  When the diagnosis for the examinee is completed, the examiner inputs the examination result to the input terminal 60. The input terminal 60 transmits the input examination result to the information server 40 (FIG. 12, S34). When receiving the examination result from the input terminal 60 (ACT B9), the information server 40 records the examination result in the examinee information table 44b in association with the examinee ID of the examinee.

  In addition, the information server 40 deletes the examinee ID of the examinee to whom the examination result has been inputted (the examination has been completed) from the examination waiting management data 44c, and calculates the waiting waiting time for other examination waiting patients. The medical examination waiting management data 44c is updated.

  Furthermore, the information server 40 selects the next subject to be examined for the subject who has completed the examination, and includes the information about the examinee including data effective for efficiently moving to the examination room of the next subject. Is transmitted to the display terminal 10 through the terminal management device 20 and the wireless repeater 21 (ACT B11) (FIG. 12, S35). The display terminal 10 updates the display on the display device 15 to the content for guiding the next medical examination subject based on the information on the medical examinee who has received a medical examination from the information server 40.

  At this time, the information server 40 refers to the consultation waiting management data 44c and selects a subject to be examined next. For example, the information server 40 basically selects the subjects to be examined in a predetermined order. For example, when the waiting number or expected waiting time of the next scheduled subject is equal to or more than a predetermined standard, for example. Select the next subject from other subjects. For example, the information server 40 selects, for example, the subject with the shortest waiting time as the next subject based on the number of waiting subjects and the expected waiting time of each subject set in the examination waiting management data 44c. However, since there are consultation subjects that are restricted in the order of examination, the next examination subject is selected within a range that complies with the restrictions. The order of examination is limited to, for example, “fundus / intraocular pressure” examination after “sight test”, “interview” last. In addition, it is possible not only to select the subject with the shortest waiting time as the next consultation subject, but also to select the next consultation subject based on other conditions.

  In this way, the waiting time can be shortened for the examinee by dynamically selecting the subject to be examined next according to the situation of each consultation subject. Further, for the hospital side, it is possible to efficiently use a plurality of examination rooms and efficiently carry out examinations for many examinees.

  The display terminal 10 shown in FIG. 12 shows a state updated to guidance information for guiding the next medical examination subject. In the example of the guidance information shown in FIG. 12, the in-building map 10d is changed to the contents including the examination room of the next examination subject, and the examination room of the next examination subject is displayed in a different form from the others. In addition, the content of the message 10c is updated to, for example, “Please take a lung function test”, and the subject to be examined next is specified.

  In this manner, in the health check guide system according to the present embodiment, the display terminal 10 is set for the examinee by writing the NFCID 70a read from the NFC-added examination ticket 70 into the display terminal 10 (NFC unit 13). Can do. Since the examinee can easily grasp the location of the next medical examination subject or examination room from the building map 10d or the message 10c displayed on the display terminal 10, he / she is lost until he / she goes to the examination room of the next examination subject. It is possible to see the doctor efficiently. In addition, since the display terminal 10 is used, there is no need to carry a document in which the examination result or personal information is written, so there is no risk of leakage of personal information due to loss of the document. In addition, NFC data communication between the display terminal 10 and the NFC reading device 50 allows reception in each examination room (confirmation of arrival) and confirmation of the examinee in the examination room. There is no risk of occurrence.

  In addition, when consultation about all the consultation subjects is completed, the examinee returns the display terminal 10 to a reception counter or the like. In the display terminal 10, the NFCID 13 a (NFCID 70 a) of the examination ticket with NFC written in the NFC unit 13 is invalidated by an operation by the person in charge of the window. Further, the information server 40 deletes the display terminal ID corresponding to the invalidated NFCID 13a (NFCID 70a) recorded in the display terminal management table 44a. Thereby, the display terminal 10 will be in the state which can be lent to another examinee.

  Next, the examination result notification process will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. FIGS. 13A and 13B are diagrams for explaining the diagnosis result notification processing in the present embodiment. The diagnosis result notification process is a process for browsing the result of the health check recorded in the information server 40 by the portable terminal 30 possessed by the examinee.

  The portable terminal 30 has a data communication function using NFC. After the medical examination is completed, the examinee activates an application program for viewing the examination results on the portable terminal 30 and brings the NFC examination ticket 70 close to the portable terminal 30. The portable terminal 30 reads the NFCID 70a of the NFC-equipped examination ticket 70 according to the NFC data communication function according to the examination result browsing application program. The portable terminal 30 transmits the NFCID 70 a read from the NFC-added examination ticket 70 to the information server 40 via the mobile network 300 and the Internet 400.

  The information server 40 receives the NFCID 70a from the mobile terminal 30 (ACT C1). The information server 40 determines the examinee ID corresponding to the received NFCID 70a based on the display terminal management table 44a, and reads out the examination result data corresponding to this examinee ID from the examinee information table 44b (ACT C2 ). The information server 40 transmits the examination result read from the examinee information table 44b to the portable terminal 30 via the Internet 400 and the mobile network 300 (ACT C3).

  The portable terminal 30 displays a medical examination result about the medical examination based on the medical examination result data received from the information server 40.

  FIG. 13B is a diagram illustrating an example of a diagnosis result displayed on the mobile terminal 30. In the example shown in FIG. 13B, in addition to the name of the examinee, the examinee ID, and the reception date, a plurality of examination items (for example, height, weight, body fat percentage, BMI) and each examination result are displayed as a list. doing.

  In this way, by reading the NFCID 70a recorded on the NFC examination ticket 70 by the portable terminal 30 and transmitting it to the information server 40, the examinee uses the portable terminal 30 that he / she owns to perform a medical examination. You can easily view the examination results.

  Although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Display terminal, 11 ... Controller, 12 ... Communication device, 13 ... NFC unit, 14 ... Memory, 14a ... Display terminal ID, 15 ... Display device, 16 ... Output device, 20 ... Terminal management apparatus, 21 ... Wireless repeater , 30 ... mobile terminal, 31 ... CPU, 32 ... ROM, 33 ... RAM, 34 ... auxiliary storage device, 35 ... NFC unit, 36 ... touch panel, 37 ... communication device, 40 ... information server, 41 ... CPU, 42 ... ROM 43 ... RAM, 44 ... auxiliary storage device, 44a ... display terminal management table, 44b ... examinee information table, 44c ... examination waiting management table, 44d ... guidance data, 46 ... communication device, 300 ... mobile network, 400 ... internet .

Claims (6)

Data between the first function for transmitting / receiving data to / from other devices through the first communication device that performs short-range wireless communication and data from / to other devices through the second communication device that performs wireless communication different from the short-range wireless communication An information server having a second function for transmitting and receiving and a display device for transmitting and receiving data to and from the information server through the short-range wireless communication or the wireless communication ,
The information server
Receiving means for receiving identification information unique to the examinee from the examination ticket by the first function ;
A storage means for storing the examinee information including the examination subject to be examined by the examinee in association with the identification information of the examinee;
Writing means for writing the identification information using the first function on the display terminal used by the examinee;
First transmission means for transmitting the examiner information corresponding to the identification information to the display terminal in which the identification information is written by the second function ;
The display terminal is
A health diagnosis guidance system comprising display means for displaying guidance information for guiding a subject to be examined by the examiner based on the examiner information transmitted by the first transmission means. An information server for transmitting information to a display terminal,
Receiving means for receiving identification information unique to the examinee from the examination ticket by the first function of transmitting and receiving data to and from another apparatus through the first communication apparatus that performs short-range wireless communication;
A storage means for storing the examinee information including the examination subject to be examined by the examinee in association with the identification information of the examinee;
Writing means for writing the identification information using the first function on the display terminal used by the examinee;
For the display terminal in which the identification information is written, the examinee information corresponding to the identification information for displaying the guidance information for guiding the subject to be examined by the examinee is the short-range wireless communication. An information server comprising: a first transmission means for transmitting data with a second function for transmitting / receiving data to / from another device through a second communication device that performs wireless communication different from the first communication device . Management for managing a plurality of subjects who are waiting for a medical examination order based on the identification information read by the first function from the display terminal in the vicinity of a medical examination room of each subject. Means,
Second transmission means for transmitting the number of examinees who are waiting for a medical examination by the second function to the display terminal from which the identification information has been read;
The information processing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising: a notification unit configured to notify the display terminal corresponding to the examinee who is in the examination order based on the examinee managed by the management unit that the examination order has been obtained. The listed information server. A selection means for selecting a subject to be examined next based on the waiting status of each of the plurality of subjects managed by the management means when the examination of the examinee is completed; Have
The information server according to claim 3, wherein the first transmission unit transmits the examinee information for displaying guidance information for guiding a subject to be selected selected by the selection unit. The management means manages the expected waiting time for each of a plurality of consultation subjects,
The information server according to claim 4, wherein the selection unit selects a subject to be examined next based on the expected waiting time. A computer that sends information to the display terminal
Receiving means for receiving identification information unique to the examinee from the examination ticket by the first function of transmitting and receiving data to and from another apparatus through the first communication apparatus that performs short-range wireless communication;
Storage means for storing the examinee information including the examination subject for which the examinee is examined in association with the identification information of the examinee;
Writing means for writing the identification information using the first function on the display terminal used by the examinee;
Guidance information for guiding a subject to be examined by the examinee based on the examinee information corresponding to the identification information for the display terminal in which the identification information is written, and the short-range wireless communication A health check guide program for functioning as a transmission means for transmitting by a second function of transmitting / receiving data to / from another device through a second communication device that performs different wireless communication.

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