JP7020736B1 - Devices, methods and programs that support the creation of long-term care plans - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an apparatus, a method and a program for supporting the creation of a plan so that a plan related to long-term care can be efficiently created by using a method such as machine learning. SOLUTION: A terminal device 1 is related to a process of acquiring a draft of a long-term care procedure described in a plan and displaying the draft of the acquired long-term care procedure in response to an input instruction, and a plan of the long-term care procedure. One or more long-term care items from one or multiple long-term care items including long-term care item candidates, depending on the process of displaying the above long-term care items as long-term care item candidates based on the long-term care procedure and input instructions. When specified, the process of displaying sentence examples of one or more care procedures corresponding to one or more specified care items, and at least a part of the displayed one or more sentence examples according to the input instruction. A process having a process of updating the long-term care procedure plan to include and displaying the updated long-term care procedure plan is performed. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to an apparatus, a method and a program for supporting the preparation of a long-term care plan.

A business operator that provides a long-term care service is supposed to prepare a long-term care plan (long-term care plan) in providing the service. However, since the work of creating a plan for long-term care requires a certain amount of knowledge and experience regarding long-term care services, it is a heavy burden for inexperienced personnel.

To deal with such problems, the following patent documents describe a device that supports the creation of a long-term care plan according to the intentions of the user and his / her family. In this device, text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of the long-term care service user regarding long-term care is input, and a keyword related to long-term care is acquired based on the input text data. Then, a plan containing the acquired keywords is extracted from a plurality of existing plans, and based on the extracted existing plans, a draft of the contents to be entered in the plan (long-term goal, short-term goal) (Proposal etc.) is displayed. Therefore, the person in charge of creating the plan should efficiently create an appropriate plan according to the intention of the long-term care service user while referring to the plan based on the contents of the existing plan created in the past. Can be done.

Japanese Patent No. 6842789

By the way, in a general long-term care plan, there are columns for describing items related to long-term care services such as toilet assistance, cleaning, and health check (hereinafter, may be referred to as "long-term care items"), and specific long-term care procedures. There is a column to describe.

The content of the long-term care service required varies from user to user, and the appropriate combination of long-term care items and the content of the long-term care procedure also differ from user to user. Therefore, even if the description in these columns in the existing long-term care plan is directly used for the long-term care plan of another user, the description is not appropriate for that user. In addition, it is not possible for inexperienced personnel to select appropriate long-term care items in just proportion and to describe specific long-term care procedures corresponding to long-term care items without experience and knowledge of long-term care services. It is a difficult task. Even for those with relatively long experience, it is an issue to efficiently create a long-term care plan that describes appropriate long-term care items and long-term care procedures for each user.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a device, a method, and a program for supporting the preparation of a plan for long-term care so that the plan can be efficiently prepared.

The first aspect of the present invention is a device that supports the creation of a plan for long-term care, and has a processing unit and a storage unit that stores instructions that can be executed by the processing unit. Each said care item contains one or more sentences, including a care service assistance goal, one or more said care items selected from a plurality of predetermined care items related to the care service, and a care procedure related to the care item. Each of the sentence examples is associated with an example, and each sentence example is a sentence of a care procedure related to the corresponding care item, and the process executed by the processing unit in response to the command of the storage unit is care related to care . In the ninth step of inputting text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of the service user, and in one or more existing plans which are the prepared plans based on the input text data. In the tenth step of acquiring one or more sentences of the assistance target and displaying the acquired one or more sentences of the assistance target, and according to the instruction input from the displayed one or more sentences of the assistance target. Based on the eleventh step of acquiring the draft of the assistance target described in the plan and the acquired draft of the assistance target, one or more sentences relating to one or more nursing care procedures in the existing plan are acquired and acquired. From the twelfth step of displaying one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure and the displayed one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure, a draft of the nursing care procedure described in the plan is obtained according to the input instruction. The first step of displaying the acquired plan of the care procedure and one or more of the care items related to the plan of the care procedure are candidates for the care item to be described in the plan, and the care procedure. It has a second step of displaying as the candidate based on the above.

A second aspect of the present invention is a method in which a computer assists in creating a plan for long-term care, and the plan is selected from a support target for the long- term care service and a plurality of predetermined long-term care items related to the long-term care service. Each of the care items includes one or more of the care items and a care procedure related to the care item, and each of the care items is associated with one or more sentence examples, and each of the sentence examples corresponds to the corresponding care item. A ninth step in which the computer inputs text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of the long-term care service user regarding the long-term care procedure, which is a related long-term care procedure sentence, and the text input by the computer. Based on the data, the tenth step of acquiring one or more sentences of the assistance target in one or more existing plans, which are the created plans, and displaying the acquired sentences of one or more of the assistance targets, and The eleventh step of acquiring the draft of the assistance target described in the plan according to the instruction input from the text of one or more of the assistance targets displayed by the computer, and the said-mentioned acquired by the computer. Based on the draft assistance target, the twelfth step of acquiring one or more sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures in the existing plan and displaying the acquired one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure, and the computer display. A first step of acquiring a draft of the nursing care procedure described in the plan and displaying the acquired draft of the nursing care procedure according to an input instruction from one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure, and the computer . However, it has a second step of displaying one or more of the nursing care items related to the draft of the nursing care procedure as a candidate for the nursing care item described in the plan and as the candidate based on the nursing care procedure.

A third aspect of the present invention is a program for causing a computer to execute a process for supporting the creation of a long-term care plan, wherein the long -term care service has a support target and a plurality of predetermined long-term care items related to the long-term care service. Each said care item is associated with one or more sentence examples, including one or more said care items selected from the above and a care procedure related to the care item, and each said sentence example corresponds to. Ninth, which is a text of a care procedure related to the care item, and a process of causing the computer to execute the program is to input text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of the care service user regarding the care. Based on the process and the input text data, one or more sentences of the assistance target in one or more existing plans, which are the created plans, are acquired, and the acquired sentences of one or more assistance targets are obtained. The tenth step to be displayed, the eleventh step to acquire the draft of the assistance target to be described in the plan according to the instruction input from the displayed texts of one or more of the assistance targets, and the acquired assistance. Based on the draft of the target, the twelfth step of acquiring one or more sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures in the existing plan and displaying the acquired one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure, and the displayed one or more long-term care procedures. Related to the first step of acquiring the draft of the nursing care procedure described in the plan and displaying the acquired draft of the nursing care procedure according to the input instruction from the text related to the nursing care procedure, and the draft of the nursing care procedure. It has a second step of displaying one or more of the long-term care items as candidates for the long-term care items described in the plan and as the long-term care items based on the long-term care procedure.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an apparatus, a method and a program for supporting the creation of a plan so that the plan for long-term care can be efficiently created.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a system configuration including a terminal device and a server according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a first flowchart for explaining a plan creation support method according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a second flowchart for explaining the plan creation support method according to the present embodiment. FIG. 4A is a diagram showing an example of a screen for inputting a sentence or the like indicating the intention of the long-term care service user. FIG. 4B is a diagram showing an example of a screen that supports input of a sentence expressing the intention of the long-term care service user. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a screen for selecting sentences of a long-term goal and a short-term goal. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a screen for selecting a sentence related to a long-term care procedure. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a screen for selecting a long-term care item to be described in a plan from candidates for long-term care items based on a draft long-term care procedure. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a screen for updating a draft of a long-term care procedure using a text example of a long-term care procedure related to a long-term care item. FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining an operation of changing the order of sentences in the draft care procedure. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a screen for selecting a long-term care item to be described in a plan, and shows a screen example including a long-term care item-related diagram. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a screen for displaying the created plan.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a system configuration including a terminal device 1 and a server 2 according to the present embodiment. The system shown in FIG. 1 has a terminal device 1 and a server 2 capable of communicating with each other via a communication network 9 such as the Internet. The terminal device 1 is an example of a device that supports the creation of a plan in the present embodiment.

The terminal device 1 is operated by a user (person in charge of creating the plan) who creates a plan for long-term care such as home-visit care and outpatient care (hereinafter, may be simply referred to as a "plan"). .. The terminal device 1 is an information device such as a desktop PC, a notebook PC, a tablet PC, a smartphone, or a mobile phone, and has a communication function via a communication network 9 in the example of FIG. The server 2 performs a process related to support for creating a plan by the terminal device 1 in response to a request of the terminal device 1 accessed via the communication network 9.

[Terminal device 1]
In the example of FIG. 1, the terminal device 1 has a communication unit 11, an input unit 12, a display unit 13, a storage unit 14, and a processing unit 15.

The communication unit 11 is a device for communicating with another device (server 2, etc.) via the communication network 9, and communicates in accordance with a predetermined communication standard (wireless LAN, Ethernet (registered trademark), etc.), for example. Includes communication devices (network interface cards, etc.) that perform.

The input unit 12 inputs instructions and other information according to the user's operation to the processing unit 15. For example, the input unit 12 includes at least one device having an input function such as a keyboard, a mouse, a touch pad, a touch panel, a button, a switch, a microphone, and a camera.

The display unit 13 is a device that displays an image corresponding to the image signal generated by the processing unit 15, and includes display devices such as a liquid crystal display, an organic EL display, and a projector.

The storage unit 14 includes instructions of the program PG1 executed in the processing unit 15, data temporarily stored in the process of processing by the processing unit 15, data used for processing of the processing unit 15, and processing of the processing unit 15. The data obtained as a result of is stored. The storage unit 14 may include, for example, a main storage device (ROM, RAM, etc.) and an auxiliary storage device (flash memory, SSD, hard disk, memory card, optical disk, etc.). The storage unit 14 may be composed of one storage device or a plurality of storage devices. Each storage device constituting the storage unit 14 is connected to the processing unit 15 via a computer bus or any other information transmission means.

The program PG1 inputs what has been recorded on a computer-readable recording medium (USB memory, memory card, optical disk, or other non-temporary tangible medium) from a reading device (not shown) and stores it in the storage unit 14. Alternatively, the storage unit 14 may store what is received from another device in the communication unit 11.

The processing unit 15 comprehensively controls the overall operation of the terminal device 1 and executes predetermined information processing. The processing unit 15 includes, for example, one or more processors (CPU, MPU, DSP, etc.) that execute processing according to the instruction of one or more programs PG1 stored in the storage unit 14. The processing unit 15 operates as a computer by executing the instruction of the program PG1 stored in the storage unit 14 by one or more processors.

The processing unit 15 may include one or more dedicated hardware (ASIC, FPGA, etc.) configured to realize a specific function. In this case, the processing unit 15 may execute all the processing on the computer, or may execute at least a part of the processing on the dedicated hardware.

[Server 2]
In the example of FIG. 1, the server 2 has a communication unit 21, a storage unit 24, a processing unit 25, and a database unit 3.

The communication unit 21 is a device for communicating with another device (terminal device 1, etc.) via the communication network 9, and conforms to a predetermined communication standard (wireless LAN, Ethernet (registered trademark), etc.), for example. Includes communication devices (network interface cards, etc.) that communicate.

The storage unit 24 includes instructions of the program PG2 executed by the processing unit 25, data temporarily stored in the process of processing by the processing unit 25, data used for processing of the processing unit 25, and processing of the processing unit 25. The data obtained as a result of is stored. The storage unit 24 may include, for example, a main storage device (ROM, RAM, etc.) and an auxiliary storage device (flash memory, SSD, hard disk, memory card, optical disk, etc.). The storage unit 24 may be composed of one storage device or a plurality of storage devices. Each storage device constituting the storage unit 24 is connected to the processing unit 25 via a computer bus or any other information transmission means.

The program PG2 inputs what is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium (USB memory, memory card, optical disk, or other non-temporary tangible medium) from a reading device (not shown) and stores it in the storage unit 24. Alternatively, the storage unit 24 may store what is received from another device in the communication unit 21.

The processing unit 25 collectively controls the overall operation of the terminal device 1 and executes predetermined information processing. The processing unit 25 includes, for example, one or more processors (CPU, MPU, DSP, etc.) that execute processing according to the instruction of one or more programs PG2 stored in the storage unit 24. The processing unit 25 operates as a computer by executing the instruction of the program PG2 stored in the storage unit 24 by one or more processors. The server 2 may include a plurality of such computers, and the plurality of computers may cooperate with each other to execute processing by communicating with each other via an arbitrary communication network.

The processing unit 25 may include one or more dedicated hardware (ASIC, FPGA, etc.) configured to realize a specific function. In this case, the processing unit 25 may execute all the processing on the computer, or may execute at least a part of the processing on the dedicated hardware.

The database unit 3 searchably stores information used in the processing executed by the processing unit 25, such as the processing related to the support for creating the plan by the terminal device 1. The database unit 3 includes a storage device such as a hard disk, an SSD, or an optical disk. In the example of FIG. 1, the database unit 3 includes a plurality of databases (hereinafter, may be referred to as “DB”). That is, the database unit 3 includes a user DB 31, a care item information DB 32, a care procedure sentence example DB 33, a relevance degree DB 34, a keyword information DB 35, and an existing plan DB 36.

The user DB 31 can searchably store information about the user who operates the terminal device 1 (user identification information, user's name, contact information, nursing care office to which the user belongs, etc.) and information for personal authentication (password, etc.). ..

The long-term care item information DB 32 stores the long-term care item information corresponding to each of a plurality of predetermined long-term care items in a searchable manner. The plan includes one or more long-term care items selected from a plurality of predetermined long-term care items (for example, toilet assistance, cleaning, health check, etc.) related to the long-term care service, and the long-term care item information DB 32 is one for each long-term care item. Memorize care item information.

One long-term care item information includes at least one word related to the corresponding long-term care item. For example, one long-term care item information explains a word or sentence that directly or indirectly expresses one corresponding long-term care item, a sentence that explains the one long-term care item, and a long-term care procedure related to the one long-term care item. It may include a sentence to be used.

The long-term care procedure sentence example DB 33 stores the long-term care procedure sentence example corresponding to each of a plurality of predetermined long-term care items in a searchable manner. The care procedure sentence example DB 33 stores one or more sentence examples for each care item. One example sentence is a sentence of a care procedure related to one corresponding care item.

In addition, one or more sentence examples (sentences of the care procedure) corresponding to each care item may be the above-mentioned care item information. In this case, the long-term care item information DB 32 can be omitted.

The relevance degree DB 34 retrievably stores the relevance degree R indicating the degree of relevance between the long-term care items. Assuming that the combination of one long-term care item and another long-term care item is called a "pair of long-term care items", the relevance DB 34 has one relation for each pair of a plurality of long-term care items in a plurality of predetermined long-term care items. Memorize degree R.

Temporarily, one care item in one care item pair is called "P1", the other care item is called "P2", the care item information corresponding to the care item P1 is "S1", and the care item corresponding to the care item P2 is care. The item information is called "S2". In this case, one degree of association R given for one pair of care items (P1, P2) has, for example, a value corresponding to any of the following (1) to (3).
(1) Value according to frequency Q1 in which care items P1 and P2 are described in the same plan (2) Value according to frequency Q2 in which at least a part of care item information S1 and S2 are described in the same plan. (3) A value corresponding to the two types of frequencies Q1 and Q2 described in (1) and (2) above (for example, a value corresponding to the sum of the two types of frequencies Q1 and Q2).

The higher the degree of relevance R given for a pair of long-term care items, the more likely it is that the pair of long-term care items (or words or sentences related to two long-term care items) will be used in the same plan. The relevance degree R given for each pair of long-term care items is acquired, for example, based on a large number of existing plans (plans created in the past) stored in the existing plan DB 36.

Further, the relevance degree DB 34 may store the first relevance degree R1 and the second relevance degree R2 described below for each pair of long-term care items.

The first degree of relevance R1 given for one pair of long-term care items (P1, P2) has, for example, a value corresponding to any of the following (4) to (6).
(4) In the same plan, the value of the care item P1 according to the frequency Q3 described before the care item P2 (5) In the same plan, at least a part of the care item information S1 is at least the care item information S2. Value according to frequency Q4 described before a part (6) Value according to two kinds of frequencies Q3 and Q4 above (4) and (5) (for example, according to the sum of two kinds of frequencies Q3 and Q4) Value)

On the other hand, the second degree of relevance R2 given for one pair of care items (P1, P2) has, for example, a value corresponding to any of the following (7) to (9).
(7) In the same plan, the value of the care item P1 according to the frequency Q5 described after the care item P2 (8) In the same plan, at least a part of the care item information S1 is at least one of the care item information S2. Value according to frequency Q6 described after the part (9) Value according to the two types of frequencies Q5 and Q6 above (7) and (8) (for example, value according to the sum of the two types of frequencies Q5 and Q6) )

The higher the first relevance degree R1 given for one pair of long-term care items (P1, P2), the more likely it is that the long-term care item P1 is described before the long-term care item P2 in the same plan (or the long-term care item P1). Words and sentences related to the long-term care item P2 tend to be written before the words and sentences related to the long-term care item P2). Further, the higher the second degree of relevance R2 given for one pair of long-term care items (P1, P2), the more likely it is that the long-term care item P1 will be described after the long-term care item P2 in the same plan (or the long-term care item). Words and sentences related to P1 tend to be described later than words and sentences related to the long-term care item P2). The first relevance degree R1 and the second relevance degree R2 given for each pair of long-term care items are also calculated, for example, based on a large number of existing plans stored in the existing plan DB 36.

The overall relevance degree R having a value corresponding to any of the above (1) to (3) is a value corresponding to the first relevance degree R1 and the second relevance degree R2 (for example, the first relevance degree R2). It may have a value (a value corresponding to the sum of R1 and the second degree of association R2). In this case, the overall relevance degree R can be calculated based on the first relevance degree R1 and the second relevance degree R2.

Further, the relevance degree DB 34 may store a plurality of relevance degree sets based on the existing plan in which different business operator sets are involved in the creation. This relevance set means a set of relevance levels (R, or R1 and R2) of each pair of a plurality of long-term care items defined in a predetermined plurality of long-term care items. In addition, a set of businesses means a set of one or more long-term care businesses involved in the preparation of a plan. By storing a plurality of association degree sets in the association degree DB 34, for example, when creating a care item relation diagram described later, the association degree set used for the creation can be switched according to a user's instruction. This makes it possible to compare the long-term care item-related diagrams with different relevance sets and grasp the difference in relevance due to the difference in the business operator set.

The keyword information DB 35 stores keywords related to long-term care in a searchable manner. This keyword is a frequently used word or phrase collected from a large number of existing plans created in the past, and is collected by, for example, a machine learning method.

Further, the keyword information DB 35 may store individual keywords (for example, "diapers") in association with similar keywords (for example, "diapers") which are keywords having the same or similar meanings. .. This makes it possible to search for a similar keyword having the same or similar meaning when searching for one keyword.

Further, the keyword information DB 35 corresponds to a long-term care keyword (for example, “oral care”) which is a specific keyword used in the long-term care field and a normal keyword (for example, “denture”) which is related to the long-term care keyword other than the long-term care keyword. You may attach it and memorize it. This makes it possible to search for a normal keyword included in a sentence expressing the intention of the user of the long-term care service or his / her family, and also to search for a long-term care keyword related to this.

Further, the keyword information DB 35 may store a request for long-term care and a keyword having a relevance to the request in association with each other. Requests for long-term care include, for example, "housework", "toilet" and "medication" related to health management, "health", "rehabilitation" and "independence" related to prevention of severeness, and "washing" and "cleaning" related to housework and life management. "Shopping", "Forgetfulness", "Dementia", "Calling" related to alleviation of dementia symptoms, "Challenging", "Going out" related to social exchange, "Stress", "Consultation" related to caregiver support, etc. Can be mentioned. This makes it possible to search for keywords related to a request for long-term care when a request is given.

The existing plan DB 36 stores the existing plan, which is a plan created in the past, in a searchable manner. For example, the existing plan DB 36 stores the description contents of each column in the existing plan, and can read the description contents of the column of the existing plan including the given keyword. Further, the existing plan DB 36 may store keywords extracted in advance from the contents described in each column of each plan. This makes it possible to quickly identify the plan containing the keyword and its column.

Next, an example of the plan creation support method according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. 2 and 3.

ST105:
The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 requests login to the server 2 based on the user's authentication information (identification information, password, etc.). The processing unit 25 of the server 2 collates the authentication information received from the terminal device 1 with the information registered in the user DB 31, and if these information match, permits the login request. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 in the logged-in state displays the screen A shown in FIG. 4A provided by the server 2 on the display unit 13. On the screen A, the area A1 for displaying information about the user of the long-term care service (name, gender, date of birth, rank of the degree of long-term care and its certification period) and the intentions of the user and his / her family are input as text data. Includes area A2 and area A4 with check boxes for entering requests for care for the user and his / her family.

The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 inputs text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of the long-term care service user regarding long-term care in response to a character input operation in the area A2. The process of inputting this text data is an example of the ninth step in the present invention.

Further, the processing unit 15 inputs the information of the request regarding the care of the user himself / herself and his / her family according to the input operation for the check box of the area A4.

In the example of FIG. 4A, long-term care requests are classified into six categories (health management, prevention of aggravation, household affairs / life management, dementia symptom relief, social exchange / motivation, caregiver support), and individual requests. Input / non-input can be selected by operating the check box.

When the button A3 is pressed on the screen A, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays the screen B (for example, a pop-up window displayed superimposed on the screen A) shown in FIG. 4B on the display unit 13. The screen B is a screen for supporting the input of sentences expressing the intentions of the user and his / her family. Screen B is a button B1 to B4 for selecting one of four categories (health management, life support, caregiver support, social interaction) regarding the intention of the user and his / her family, and a plurality of sentences in the selected category. Includes area B5 for displaying examples. When one of the sentence examples displayed in the area B5 is selected by the cursor CR or the like, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 inputs the selected sentence example as the intended text data and also enters the area A2 of the screen A. indicate. When the button B6 is pressed, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 closes the screen B and returns to the display of the screen A.

When the button A5 is pressed on the screen A, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 shifts to the next step ST110.

ST110:
The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 stores in the existing plan DB 36 based on the text data (sentences and words expressing the intentions of the user and his / her family) input in step ST110 and the information of the request regarding nursing care. The text of one or more aid targets (long-term target, short-term target, etc.) in the existing plan is acquired, and the text of the acquired aid target is displayed on the display unit 13. Step ST110 is an example of the tenth step in the present invention.

For example, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 transmits the data and the like (text data of intention, information of the request regarding long-term care) input in step ST110 to the server 2, and the text of the assistance target corresponding to these data and the like is sent to the server. Request 2 and obtain the text of 1 or more aid targets from the server 2 that responded to this request.

The processing unit 25 of the server 2 acquires a keyword related to long-term care based on the text data of the intention received from the terminal device 1 (sentence or word indicating the intention of the user and his / her family). For example, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 divides the text included in the intended text data into morphemes by morphological analysis processing, and collates the divided individual morphemes (or a series of morphemes) with the keywords of the keyword information DB 35. , Get keywords in text data sentences.

The server 2 may store a machine learning model generated so as to acquire keywords from sentences and words in a storage unit 24 or the like based on a list of keywords collected from an existing plan. In this case, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 applies a sentence or word in the text data, a column of morphemes obtained by analyzing the sentence, or the like to the trained model to obtain a keyword in the text data. get. The machine learning algorithm used to generate the trained model is arbitrary, and known algorithms such as linear regression, logistic regression, support vector machine, decision tree, random forest, gradient boosting, neural network, etc. can be used. ..

Further, when the processing unit 25 of the server 2 acquires any one of a plurality of keywords (similar keywords, long-term care keywords, other keywords) associated with each other in the keyword information DB 35 from the text data, the processing unit 25 associates with the keywords. The other keywords that have been added are also acquired. As a result, not only the keywords included in the text data (hereinafter, may be referred to as "input keywords"), but also the keywords having a meaning similar to the input keywords and the keywords associated with the input keywords in the long-term care field are acquired. Will be done. Therefore, in the extraction process of the existing plan described later, it becomes easy to comprehensively extract the existing plan including the contents related to the intention of the user or the like represented by the text data.

Further, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 is associated with each request included in the request information based on the request information regarding nursing care (information input by the check box in the area A4) received from the terminal device 1. Acquire one or more keywords from the keyword information DB 35.

When the processing unit 25 of the server 2 acquires a keyword based on the text data of the intention and the information of the request, at least a part of the existing plan registered in the existing plan DB 36 includes the acquired keyword. Extract the existing plan. For example, the processing unit 25 searches for the keywords acquired by the keyword acquisition unit 42 in the column of the support target of the nursing care service, the column of the nursing care item, the column of the nursing care procedure, and the like, and extracts the existing plan in which the keyword is found by the search. do.

The processing unit 25 of the server 2 may extract all the existing plans including the acquired keywords, or may extract a part thereof according to a predetermined condition. For example, the processing unit 25 sets the ratio of the keywords included in the existing plan (hereinafter, may be referred to as “keyword match degree”) among the acquired N keywords to a plurality of keywords registered in the existing plan DB 36. Obtain each of the existing plans, and extract some existing plans with a relatively large degree of keyword matching from multiple existing plans. In this case, the existing plan extraction unit 43 may extract a predetermined number of existing plans from the top in descending order of the keyword matching degree, or extracts existing plans having a keyword matching degree larger than a predetermined threshold value. You may. By extracting the existing plan with a relatively large degree of keyword matching, it becomes easier to extract the existing plan containing more appropriate keywords expressing the intention of the long-term care service user.

Further, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 may extract the existing plan by a method different from the above-mentioned method based on the keyword matching degree and the like. For example, the processing unit 25 acquires the number of category matches described below for each of the plurality of existing plans registered in the existing plan DB 36. The number of category matches is the total number of keywords included in the existing plan among the acquired N keywords for each category. The category is a category related to long-term care, for example, like the six categories shown in the area A4 of FIG. 4A, and each keyword stored in the keyword information DB 35 is classified into one of a plurality of categories. Here, assuming that the number of categories is L and the acquired N keywords are classified into L categories, the processing unit 25 puts each of the L categories into one existing plan. By totaling the number of included keywords, the number of L category matches related to the one existing plan is acquired. The processing unit 25 classifies the plurality of existing plans registered in the existing plan DB 36 into M clusters based on the number of L category matches acquired for each of the plurality of existing plans. For this clustering process, a known machine learning method such as the k-means method may be used. The processing unit 25 extracts at least one existing plan from each of the M clusters based on the number of category matches of each category acquired for each existing plan. For example, when each existing plan is regarded as a vector represented by the number of matching categories of L, the existing plan extraction unit 43 has the existing existing plan in which the average value of the distances between the vectors is the smallest in each cluster. The plan may be extracted as an existing plan representing each cluster.
In this way, when the existing plan is extracted from each of the M clusters in which the matching tendency of the N keywords acquired by the keyword acquisition unit 42 is different, the existing plan is extracted based only on the degree of keyword matching. Compared to, it is possible to extract existing plans with various contents.

The processing unit 25 of the server 2 selects an extraction method of the existing plan based on the above-mentioned keyword matching degree and an extraction method of the existing plan using the cluster according to the instruction of the user of the terminal device 1. That is, when the button A6 is pressed among the two buttons A6 and A7 on the screen A of FIG. 4A, the processing unit 25 extracts the existing plan by the extraction method based on the keyword matching degree, and the button A7 is pressed. If so, the existing plan is extracted by the extraction method using the cluster.

Further, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 extracts an existing plan according to the degree of need for long-term care of the user (care recipient) who receives the long-term care service. That is, when the button A8 is pressed among the two buttons A8 and A9 on the screen A of FIG. 4A, the processing unit 25 extracts the existing plans of all users regardless of whether or not the degree of care required is certified. When the target is set and the button A9 is pressed, only the existing plan of the user who has been certified as requiring care is set as the extraction target. As a result, it becomes easy to extract an existing plan whose nursing care situation is relatively similar to that of the long-term care recipient, and therefore it becomes easy to create an appropriate plan document suitable for the long-term care situation of the long-term care recipient.

When the processing unit 25 of the server 2 extracts the existing plan as described above, the processing unit 25 acquires the text of the assistance target from the description of the assistance target (long-term target, short-term target) in at least a part of the extracted existing plan. , Transmit to the terminal device 1. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays the text of the assistance target acquired from the server 2 on the display unit 13.

FIG. 5 shows an example of a screen displaying the text of the aid target. The screen C shown in FIG. 5 includes a text area C1 relating to a long-term goal and a text region C2 relating to a short-term goal. The plurality of sentences shown in each of the areas C1 and C2 are the sentences of the aid target earned from the server 2. Next to each sentence, a check box operated by the user of the terminal device 1 in step ST115, which will be described later, is arranged.

ST115:
The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 acquires a draft of the assistance target to be described in the plan according to the input instruction from the sentences of one or more assistance targets (long-term target, short-term target) displayed on the display unit 13. do. For example, when a specific sentence is selected by the check boxes of the areas C1 and C2 of FIG. 5 and the button C3 is pressed in that state, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 sets the sentence selected in the area C1 as a long-term target. The text selected in area C2 is acquired as a proposal for a short-term goal. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 may transmit the acquired drafts of the long-term target and the short-term target to the server 2, respectively. In this case, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 may store these proposals acquired from the terminal device 1 in the storage unit 24 as the proposals of the long-term target and the short-term target in the plan in the process of being created. Step ST115 is an example of the eleventh step in the present invention.

ST120:
The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 acquires sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures in one or more existing plans stored in the existing plan DB 36 based on the acquired draft of assistance goals (long-term goals, short-term goals). Then, display the sentences related to one or more acquired care procedures. Step ST120 is an example of the twelfth step in the present invention.

For example, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 receives a button C3 on the screen C shown in FIG. 5 when the button C3 is pressed.
The draft of one or more short-term goals acquired in step ST115 is transmitted to the server 2, a sentence regarding the care procedure according to the draft of the short-term goal is requested from the server 2, and the server 2 responds to this request to provide one or more cares. Get the text about the procedure.

When the processing unit 25 of the server 2 receives the draft of the short-term goal from the terminal device 1, it receives the draft of the short-term goal and the description regarding the care procedure in the existing plan (for example, the description in the column of the specific support method). The degree of similarity is calculated for each existing plan of the existing plan DB 36. For the calculation of the similarity of sentences, a known method such as a method of replacing sentences with a vector to calculate the cosine similarity can be used. When the processing unit 25 calculates the similarity of each existing plan of the existing plan DB 36, the processing unit 25 calculates one or more existing plans having a relatively high similarity (for example, a predetermined number of existing plans from the highest rank of similarity). The description about the long-term care procedure in the plan) is acquired from the existing plan DB 36 as a sentence about the long-term care procedure. When a plurality of short-term target proposals are received from the terminal device 1, the processing unit 25 describes the care procedure in one or more existing plans having relatively high similarity for each of the plurality of short-term target proposals in the existing plan. Obtained from the book DB36. The processing unit 25 of the server 2 transmits the acquired text regarding the nursing care procedure to the terminal device 1. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays a sentence related to the nursing care procedure received from the server 2 on the display unit 13.

FIG. 6 shows an example of a screen displaying a sentence related to a long-term care procedure. The screen D shown in FIG. 6 includes two areas D1 and D2 showing two short-term goal plans, and an area D3 displaying sentences related to a plurality of care procedures acquired from the server 2 for the short-term goal plan of area D1. It includes an area D3 that displays sentences related to a plurality of care procedures acquired from the server 2 for the draft of the short-term goal of the area D2. Next to each sentence (sentence related to the care procedure) in the areas D3 and D4, a check box operated by the user of the terminal device 1 in step ST125 described later is arranged.

ST125:
The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 acquires a draft of the nursing care procedure to be described in the plan according to the input instruction from the sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures displayed on the display unit 13. For example, when a specific sentence is selected by the check boxes in the areas D3 and D4 of FIG. 6, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 acquires a draft care procedure configured to include each of the selected sentences. Then, it is displayed in the area D5 of the screen D. Step ST125 is an example of the first step in the present invention.

ST130:
The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays one or more long-term care items related to the draft long-term care procedure acquired in step ST125 as candidates for long-term care items to be described in the plan. Candidates for long-term care items related to the proposed long-term care procedure are also called long-term care item candidates based on the long-term care procedure. Step ST130 is an example of the second step in the present invention.

For example, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 has one or more long-term care items having a relatively high evaluation value for a proposed long-term care procedure (for example, a predetermined number of long-term care items from the highest rank of the evaluation value) in a plurality of predetermined long-term care items. ) Is displayed as a candidate for a long-term care item based on the long-term care procedure.

Each care item has an evaluation value for the proposed care procedure. The evaluation value that one long-term care item has for the long-term care procedure plan is a numerical value indicating the degree to which the one long-term care item is related to the long-term care procedure plan, and a predetermined plurality of long-term care items related to the one long-term care item. Is a value according to the number included in the proposed long-term care procedure.

For example, a plurality of words related to long-term care are extracted in advance based on a large number of existing plans stored in the existing plan DB 36. The plurality of words related to this long-term care may be the same as the keywords stored in the keyword information DB 35. Then, for each of the extracted words, a score indicating the degree of relevance to the long-term care item is given in advance. The higher the degree of relevance, the larger the score, for example, "1" is given when there is relevance, and "0" is given when there is no relevance. As a result, a score (a numerical value indicating the degree of relevance) for each of the plurality of words related to the long-term care is given to each of the predetermined plurality of long-term care items. The evaluation value that one long-term care item has for the long-term care procedure plan is the number of predetermined multiple words related to the one long-term care item included in the long-term care procedure plan, and the predetermined plurality of long-term care items. It is a numerical value according to the score of each word.

For example, one of the predetermined S care items K (1) to K (S) is referred to as “K (i)”. “I” indicates an arbitrary integer from 1 to S. Further, one of the T words W (1) to W (T) related to the long-term care extracted in advance is described as "W (j)". “J” indicates an arbitrary integer from 1 to T. Further, the score (numerical value indicating the degree of relevance) given to the word W (j) for the long-term care item K (i) is described as "X (i, j)". The score X (i, j) has a larger value as the relevance of the word W (j) to the care item K (i) is higher. Further, a numerical value indicating whether or not the word W (j) is included in the draft care procedure is described as "Y (j)". The "Y (j)" has a value of "1" when the word W (j) is included in the proposed care procedure, and a value of "0" when the word W (j) is not included. In this case, the evaluation value VL (i) of the care item K (i) for the proposed care procedure is expressed by the following equation.
VL (i) = Z (1) + Z (2) + ... + Z (T-1) + Z (T) ... (1)
"Z (j)" in the formula (1) is expressed by the following formula.
Z (j) = X (i, j) × Y (j)… (2)
The evaluation value VL (i) represented by the formulas (1) and (2) includes a large number (highly relevant) words W (j) with respect to the care item K (i) in the draft care procedure. The higher the value, the larger the value.

For example, when the button D6 is pressed on the screen D shown in FIG. 6, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 transmits the draft of the care procedure acquired in step ST125 (the draft of the care procedure displayed in the area D5) to the server 2. do. The processing unit 25 of the server 2 calculates an evaluation value for each of a plurality of predetermined care items with respect to the draft care procedure received from the terminal device 1, and one or more care items whose calculated evaluation value is relatively high. To identify. The server 2 notifies the terminal device 1 of the specified one or more long-term care items as a long-term care item candidate based on the long-term care procedure. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays the long-term care item candidates notified from the server 2 on the display unit 13.

FIG. 7 shows an example of a screen displaying candidates for long-term care items based on a draft long-term care procedure. The screen E shown in FIG. 7 has a plurality of areas E1 for displaying candidates for care items (candidates based on the care procedure) notified from the server 2, and a plurality of bar graphs E2 provided corresponding to the plurality of areas E1. And include. The bar graph E2 represents the reliability between the care item in the corresponding area E1 and the proposed care procedure (area D5 in FIG. 6). The reliability corresponds to an evaluation value normalized to a numerical value from 0 to 10. A check box E3 operated by the user of the terminal device 1 in step ST135, which will be described later, is arranged next to the plurality of areas E1 for displaying candidates for long-term care items.

ST135:
The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 selects the long-term care item to be described in the plan according to the input instruction. For example, the processing unit 15 selects a care item to be described in the plan from a plurality of care item candidates in response to an input operation for the check boxes E3 arranged next to the plurality of areas E1 on the screen E of FIG. 7. Step ST135 is an example of the sixth step in the present invention.

When the button E5 is pressed on the screen E of FIG. 7, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 proceeds to step ST160, which will be described later, to create and print a plan. On the other hand, when the button E4 is pressed on the screen E, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 shifts to the next step ST140.

ST140:
When the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 shifts to step ST140, the display unit 13 displays a screen for updating the draft of the nursing care procedure acquired in step ST125 and enhancing the content. FIG. 8 shows an example of the screen.

The screen F shown in FIG. 8 includes an area F3 in which an instruction for designating a long-term care item is input, and an area F4 for displaying a text example of a long-term care procedure corresponding to the long-term care item designated in the area F3. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 changes the care item to be displayed in the area F3 according to the operation of the two buttons F1 and F2 on the screen F. That is, when the button F1 on the screen F is pressed, the processing unit 15 displays only the care items selected in step ST135, and when the button F2 on the screen F is pressed, all the care items are displayed as a plurality of care items. Display by category.

When one of the care items in the area F3 is designated in response to the input instruction, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays a text example of the care procedure corresponding to the designated care item in the area F4. That is, when one of the plurality of nursing care items is designated according to the input operation for the plurality of radio buttons arranged in the area F3, the processing unit 15 is a server 2 with a text example of the nursing care procedure corresponding to the designated nursing care item. Request to. Upon receiving this request, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 reads out the text example of the care procedure corresponding to the designated care item from the care procedure text example DB 33 and transmits it to the terminal device 1. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays a text example of the nursing care procedure received from the server 2 in the area F4. As described above, the process of displaying the text example of the care procedure corresponding to the designated care item in the area F4 is an example of the third step in the present invention.

The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 changes the sentence example of the area F4 according to the input operation for editing the sentence example of the area F4. When the button F5 on the screen F is pressed, the processing unit 15 stores the changed text example of the area F4 in the storage unit 14 of the terminal device 1 or the storage unit 24 of the server 2 as a user-specific text example. This makes it possible to customize the text example of the long-term care procedure corresponding to the long-term care item for each user. The text example stored in the terminal device 1 or the server 2 may be shared by a plurality of users. When the button F6 on the screen F is pressed after the sentence example in the area F4 is changed, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 uses the changed sentence example in the area F4 as the original sentence example (nursing procedure sentence example DB 33). Return to the sentence example) memorized in.

Further, the screen F shown in FIG. 8 includes areas F12 and F13 for displaying other care items that tend to be easily described in the same plan together with the care items specified by the user in the area F3. The area F12 displays other long-term care items that are easily described before the long-term care item specified by the user, and the area F13 displays other long-term care items that are easy to be described after the long-term care item specified by the user.

When one care item in the area F3 is designated in response to an input instruction, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 has a first degree of relevance according to the frequency described before the designated one care item. One or more long-term care items having a relatively high R1 are displayed in the area F12 as candidates for long-term care items that are easily described before the designated long-term care item. Further, in this case, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 selects one or more long-term care items having a relatively high second relevance degree R2 according to the frequency described after one long-term care item designated in the area F3. It is displayed in the area F13 as a candidate for a long-term care item that is easily described after one designated long-term care item.
Specifically, when one care item is designated in the area F3, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 transmits information on the one care item to the server 2, and the first care item with the one care item. 1 Requests information on other long-term care items with a relatively high degree of relevance R1 from the server 2, and information on other long-term care items with a relatively high second degree of relevance R2 to the one long-term care item is sent to the server 2. Request. In response to the request from the terminal device 1, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 has one or more other long-term care items having a relatively high first relevance degree R1 to the long-term care item notified from the terminal device 1, and the terminal. The other one or more long-term care items having a relatively high second degree of relevance R2 to the long-term care item notified from the device 1 are searched for in the relevance degree DB 34. The processing unit 25 of the server 2 contains information extracted by the search (information on one or more long-term care items having a relatively high first relevance degree R1 and one or more long-term care items having a relatively high second relevance degree R2). Information) is transmitted to the terminal device 1. Based on the information received from the server 2, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays one or more long-term care items having a relatively high first relevance degree R1 in the area F12, and the second relevance degree R2 is relatively high. The high 1 or more long-term care items are displayed in the area F13.
In this way, the process of displaying the long-term care item candidates that are easy to be described before the designated long-term care item in the area F12, and the process of displaying the long-term care item candidates that are easy to be described after the designated long-term care item in the area F13. Is an example of the eighth step in the present invention.

Radio buttons are provided for each care item displayed in the areas F12 and F13. When one of the care items in the areas F12 and F13 is designated according to the input operation to the radio button, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 sets the text example of the care procedure corresponding to the designated care item in the area F4. indicate.

The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 does not display the care item whose first relevance degree R1 with the care item specified in the area F3 is smaller than a predetermined threshold value (second threshold value) in the area F12. You may do so. That is, the processing unit 15 designates a long-term care item whose first relevance degree R1 is smaller than the second threshold value according to the frequency described before one long-term care item designated according to the input instruction. It may not be displayed in the area F12 as a long-term care item that is easily described before one long-term care item.
Similarly, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 may not display a long-term care item in the area F13 whose second relevance degree R2 with the long-term care item designated in the area F3 is smaller than a predetermined threshold value. That is, the processing unit 15 designates a care item whose second relevance degree R2 according to the frequency described after one care item designated according to the input instruction is smaller than a predetermined threshold value. It may not be displayed in the area F13 as a long-term care item that is easily described after one long-term care item.
As a result, care items whose degree of association with the care item designated in the area F3 (first degree of association R1 and second degree of association R2) is smaller than a predetermined threshold value are not displayed in the areas F12 and F13. Therefore, it becomes easy to select an appropriate long-term care item to be designated for displaying a sentence example from the long-term care items with high relevance.

ST145:
When the button F7 on the screen F is pressed, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 updates the long-term care procedure plan so as to include the text example of the long-term care procedure displayed in the area F4, and displays the updated long-term care procedure plan on the screen. It is displayed in the area F8 of F. Step ST145 is an example of the fourth step in the present invention.

In the example of FIG. 8, a text box F9 which is a copy of the text example of the area F4 when the button F7 is pressed is newly generated and arranged in the area F8. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, when a plurality of text boxes F9 and F10 copied from the text example of the area F4 are arranged in the area F8, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 determines the text boxes F9 and F10 in the area F8. The arrangement is changed according to the input operation of the user. That is, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 changes the order of the sentence examples included in the draft of the nursing care procedure according to the input user's instruction. The order of sentences in the draft care procedure can be arbitrarily changed by the user's operation.

As described above, on the screen F shown in FIG. 8, the draft of the long-term care procedure can be updated and the contents can be strengthened based on the text example of the long-term care procedure corresponding to the designated long-term care item.

When the button F11 on the screen F is pressed, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 erases the proposed care procedure in the area F8. This makes it possible to recreate a new plan for long-term care procedures.

When the button F14 is pressed on the screen F of FIG. 8, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 proceeds to step ST160, which will be described later, to create and print a plan. On the other hand, when the button F15 is pressed on the screen F, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 shifts to the next step ST150.

ST150:
When the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 shifts to step ST150, the processing unit 15 displays a screen for changing or adding the care item (care item described in the plan) selected in step ST135 (check box E3 in FIG. 7). It is displayed in the unit 13. FIG. 10 shows an example of the screen.

The screen G shown in FIG. 10 includes areas G1 to G3 on which a plurality of predetermined care items are displayed. The long-term care items belonging to the service category of "physical care" are displayed in the area G1, the long-term care items belonging to the service category of "life support" are displayed in the area G2, and the long-term care items belonging to the "other" service category are displayed in the area G3. Nursing care items are displayed.

A check box is attached to each care item in the areas G1 to G3. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 sets the check box of the care item already selected in step ST135 (check box E3 in FIG. 7) to the check state, and has already selected it as the care item to be described in the plan. Represents.

Further, the dotted line surrounding the long-term care item in the areas G1 to G3 indicates that the long-term care item is a candidate (long-term care item related to the long-term care procedure plan) based on the updated long-term care procedure plan on the screen F (FIG. 8). .. In the areas G1 to G3, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 distinguishes between the long-term care item candidates based on the long-term care procedure and the long-term care items that are not. The method of this distinction is not limited to the distinction based on the dotted frame as shown in FIG. 10, and may be, for example, the distinction based on the color of the characters of the long-term care item or the background color of the characters. The process of displaying one or more long-term care item candidates based on the updated long-term care procedure on the screen F (FIG. 8) on the screen G is an example of the fifth step in the present invention.

The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 distinguishes the long-term care item related to the proposed long-term care procedure (region F8 in FIG. 8) updated in step ST145 from other long-term care items as a candidate for the long-term care item based on the long-term care procedure. Displayed on G1 to G3.
For example, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 transmits the draft of the care procedure updated in step ST145 (the draft of the care procedure displayed in the area F8) to the server 2. The processing unit 25 of the server 2 calculates an evaluation value for each of a plurality of predetermined care items with respect to the draft care procedure received from the terminal device 1, and one or more care items whose calculated evaluation value is relatively high. (For example, a predetermined number of long-term care items from the top of the evaluation value ranking) are specified. The server 2 notifies the terminal device 1 of the specified one or more long-term care items as a long-term care item candidate based on the long-term care procedure. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays the long-term care item notified from the server 2 in the areas G1 to G3 as a candidate for the long-term care item based on the long-term care procedure, distinguishing it from other long-term care items.

In this way, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 determines whether or not each of the predetermined plurality of long-term care items in the areas G1 to G3 is a candidate for the long-term care item based on the long-term care procedure, and the long-term care described in the plan. Displays whether or not it has been selected as an item. Therefore, the information about each long-term care item (relationship with the draft of the long-term care procedure, the status of selection described in the plan) can be easily grasped from the display mode of each long-term care item in the areas G1 to G3.

Further, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays the long-term care item-related diagram G5 on the screen G, for example, as shown in FIG. The long-term care item relationship diagram G5 represents the relevance degree R given for each long-term care item pair, and the long-term care item pair whose relevance degree R is larger than the threshold value and the long-term care item whose relevance degree R is smaller than the threshold value. Represented separately from the pair of.

The long-term care item-related diagram G5 shown in FIG. 10 is a plurality of marks G6 corresponding to a plurality of long-term care items, a plurality of characters G7 attached to the plurality of marks G6, and a plurality of combined figures corresponding to a pair of a plurality of long-term care items. Including G8.

One mark G6 represents one corresponding long-term care item. In the example of FIG. 10, the mark G6 is a circular figure. The size of the mark G6 represents a large number of existing plans including nursing care items corresponding to the mark G6 in the existing plans stored in the existing plan DB 36. The larger the mark G6, the larger the number of existing plans including the corresponding long-term care items.

One letter G7 represents a long-term care item corresponding to the accompanying mark G6. The dotted frame surrounding the character G7 represents the long-term care item selected as to be described in the plan (the long-term care item in the checked state in the areas G1 to G3). The method of distinguishing the selected long-term care item character G7 from the other long-term care item characters G7 is not limited to the distinction by the dotted frame as shown in FIG. 10, for example, the color of the long-term care item character G7. It may be distinguished by. That is, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 may set the character G7 associated with the long-term care item selected as described in the plan to a display mode that can be distinguished from the other characters G7, and the display mode may be set. It may be optional.

One combined figure G8 is a figure that combines two marks G6 representing the one pair of long-term care items when the degree of relevance R given for the corresponding pair of long-term care items is larger than the threshold value. .. In the example of FIG. 10, the combined figure G8 is a linearly extended rod-shaped figure. The thickness of the combined figure G8 represents the relevance degree R of the pair of care items corresponding to the two marks G6 connected by the combined figure G8, and the larger the thickness, the larger the relevance degree R.

When the threshold value of the relevance degree R is changed according to the input instruction, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 updates the care item-related diagram G5 according to the changed threshold value. In the example of FIG. 10, the care item-related diagram G5 includes a slider bar G9 for adjusting the threshold value of the degree of relevance R. When the threshold value of the relevance degree R is changed according to the input operation to the slider bar G9, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 updates the care item-related diagram G5 according to the changed threshold value.

For example, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 changes the threshold value according to the input operation to the slider bar G9, so that the magnitude relationship between the relevance degree R and the threshold value given for one pair of long-term care items is changed. When is changed, the display / non-display of one combined figure G8 corresponding to the pair of the one care item is switched. That is, the display and non-display of the combined figure G8 connected to the care item of interest can be switched by adjusting the threshold value of the degree of relevance R. Therefore, the degree of relevance R of the other long-term care item to the long-term care item of interest can be easily grasped visually by adjusting the threshold value.

ST155:
When one care item is designated in the areas G1 to G3 of the screen G, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 selects one or more care items having a relatively high degree of relevance R to the designated one care item. , Is displayed in the area G11 as a candidate for a long-term care item based on the designated long-term care item.
That is, when one care item is designated in the areas G1 to G3, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 transmits the information of the one care item to the server 2 and the degree of relevance to the one care item. Request information on other long-term care items with a relatively high R from the server 2. In response to the request from the terminal device 1, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 searches the relevance DB 34 for another one or more long-term care items having a relatively high relevance R to the long-term care item notified from the terminal device 1. do. The processing unit 25 of the server 2 transmits the information extracted by the search (information of one or more long-term care items having a relatively high relevance R) to the terminal device 1. Based on the information received from the server 2, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays the care item of 1 or more having a relatively high relevance degree R in the area G11.
As described above, the process of displaying the long-term care item having a relatively high degree of relevance R to the designated long-term care item in the area G11 as a candidate is an example of the seventh step in the present invention.

In the example of FIG. 10, the care item “adjustment” in the area G1 is designated by the cursor CR, and the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 has three care items having a relatively high degree of relevance R to this “adjustment”. "Washing face", "oral care", and "hair washing" are displayed in the area G11.

The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 may limit the long-term care items displayed in the area G11 according to the threshold value of the long-term care item-related diagram G5.
For example, when one care item is designated by the cursor CR or the like in the areas G1 to G3 of the screen G, the processing unit 15 has a degree R of association with the designated care item of the slider bar G9 of the care item-related diagram G5. Only the long-term care items larger than the threshold value may be displayed in the area G11 as the long-term care items related to the one long-term care item.
Alternatively, when one care item is designated by the cursor CR or the like in the areas G1 to G3 of the screen G, the processing unit 15 is combined with the mark G6 of the one care item in the care item-related diagram G5 by the join figure G8. The long-term care item of one or more marks G6 may be displayed as a long-term care item related to the one long-term care item.
As a result, the range of the long-term care items displayed in the area G11 can be changed by the threshold value of the slider bar G9, so that it becomes easy to grasp the relationship between the long-term care items.

Further, when one care item is designated by the cursor CR or the like in the areas G1 to G3 and the area G11, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 has one sentence example (care procedure) corresponding to one designated care item. (Sentence example) is displayed in the area G4 of the screen G. That is, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 requests the server 2 to have a text example of the nursing care procedure corresponding to the designated nursing care item. Upon receiving this request, the processing unit 25 of the server 2 reads out the text example of the care procedure corresponding to the designated care item from the care procedure text example DB 33 and transmits it to the terminal device 1. The processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 displays a text example of the nursing care procedure received from the server 2 in the area G4.

In this way, since both the text of the long-term care procedure corresponding to each long-term care item and the long-term care item-related diagram G5 showing the degree of relevance of each long-term care item can be referred to, it becomes easy to select an appropriate long-term care item.

Note that each care item in the area G11 is provided with a check box as well as the areas G1 to G3. When the check box attached to the care item is set to the check state, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 selects the care item corresponding to this check box as the care item to be described in the plan.

When the button G12 is pressed on the screen G of FIG. 10, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 returns to the step ST140 already described, and the screen F (FIG. 8) for updating the plan of the care procedure and strengthening the contents. ) Is displayed on the display unit 13. On the other hand, when the button G13 is pressed on the screen G, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 shifts to the step ST160 described below.

ST160:
When the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 shifts to step ST160, the processing unit 15 creates a plan based on the information input in the processing up to that point and displays it on the display unit 13. FIG. 11 shows an example of the screen. The screen H shown in FIG. 11 displays the area H1 for displaying information about the user of the long-term care service (name, gender, date of birth, rank of the degree of long-term care and its certification period), and the intention of the user and his / her family. It includes an area H2 for displaying a long-term goal, an area H3 for displaying a long-term goal, an area H4 for displaying a short-term goal and a specific support method, an area H5 for displaying a care procedure, and an area H6 for displaying a care item. It should be noted that at least a part of each area of the screen H (for example, an area in which a sentence is described) may be editable by the user. That is, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 may change the text or the like in these areas according to the input operation for editing the description contents.

When the button H7 on the screen H is pressed, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 converts the created plan into a CSV format file and outputs it to a storage device or the like. Further, when the button H8 on the screen H is pressed, the processing unit 15 outputs the created plan to the printer and prints it. Further, when the button H9 on the screen H is pressed, the processing unit 15 registers the created plan in a predetermined system that manages the plan and the like.

As described above, in the terminal device 1 according to the present embodiment, the draft of the nursing care procedure described in the plan is acquired from the server 2 and displayed according to the input instruction of the user, and the nursing care procedure is displayed. Candidates for long-term care items related to the plan are further acquired from the server 2 and displayed. In addition, when one long-term care item is specified according to the user's instruction from a plurality of long-term care items including candidates for long-term care items, a text example of the long-term care procedure associated with the specified long-term care item is displayed on the server. Obtained from 2 and displayed. Then, according to the input user's instruction, the care procedure plan is updated so as to include the displayed text example of the care procedure, and the updated care procedure plan is displayed. As a result, the user who operates the terminal device 1 can select the long-term care item to be described in the plan while referring to the long-term care item candidate related to the draft long-term care procedure, and thus corresponds to the long-term care procedure. Appropriate care items can be selected efficiently. In addition, since the draft of the long-term care procedure can be updated by using the text example of the long-term care procedure associated with the long-term care item, it is possible to efficiently create a draft of an appropriate long-term care procedure corresponding to the long-term care item.

Further, in the terminal device 1 according to the present embodiment, when the draft of the long-term care procedure is updated using the text example of the long-term care procedure, the long-term care item related to the updated long-term care procedure plan is the long-term care based on the long-term care procedure. It is displayed as a candidate for the item. This makes it possible to alternately update the long-term care procedure plan using the text example of the long-term care procedure and refer to the long-term care item related to the updated long-term care procedure plan. Therefore, it is possible to efficiently select an appropriate long-term care item corresponding to the long-term care procedure and create an appropriate long-term care procedure corresponding to the long-term care item. In addition, even if the person has little experience or knowledge about long-term care, a high-quality plan can be created by repeatedly updating the plan of the long-term care procedure and selecting the long-term care item.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, but includes various variations.

For example, in the above-described embodiment, the care item displayed in the area G11 of the screen G shown in FIG. 10 is limited according to the threshold value of the care item-related figure G5. In the example, the care item displayed in the area G11 may be limited by a predetermined threshold value (first threshold value). For example, when one care item is designated by the cursor CR or the like in the areas G1 to G3 of the screen G, the processing unit 15 of the terminal device 1 has a predetermined threshold of relevance R to the designated one care item. The long-term care item smaller than the value may not be displayed in the area G11 as a long-term care item candidate based on the designated one long-term care item. As a result, the long-term care items having a clearly low relevance degree R are not displayed in the area G11, so that it becomes easy to accurately grasp the relevance between the long-term care items and select an appropriate long-term care item.

At least a part of the processing executed by the server 2 in the above-described embodiment may be executed by the terminal device 1. Further, a part of the processing executed by the terminal device 1 in the above-described embodiment may be executed by the server 2.
Hereinafter, the inventions described in the scope of claims at the time of filing the application of the present application will be added.
[1]
It is a device that supports the creation of a long-term care plan.
Processing unit and
The processing unit has a storage unit for storing an executable instruction, and has a storage unit.
The plan is
One or more of the above-mentioned long-term care items selected from a plurality of predetermined long-term care items related to the long-term care service, and
Including the long-term care procedure related to the long-term care item.
Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one or more sentence examples, and is associated with one or more sentence examples.
Each of the above sentence examples is a sentence of a care procedure related to the corresponding care item.
The processing executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction of the storage unit is
In response to the input instructions, the first step of acquiring the draft of the nursing care procedure described in the plan and displaying the acquired draft of the nursing care procedure, and
It has a second step of displaying one or more long-term care items related to the long-term care procedure as a candidate for the long-term care item described in the plan and as the candidate based on the long-term care procedure.
Device.
[2]
The processing executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction of the storage unit is
When one or more of the long-term care items are designated from one or a plurality of the long-term care items including the candidate according to the input instruction, one or more of the designated long-term care items correspond to the long-term care items. The third step of displaying the above sentence example and
It has a fourth step of updating the draft of the care procedure so as to include at least a part of the displayed one or more examples of the text in response to an input instruction, and displaying the updated draft of the care procedure.
The device according to [1].
[3]
The fourth step includes changing the order of the plurality of sentence examples included in the proposed care procedure according to the input instruction.
The device according to [2].
[4]
Each of the long-term care items has an evaluation value for the draft of the long-term care procedure, and has an evaluation value.
The evaluation value of one long-term care item is a numerical value indicating the degree to which the one long-term care item is related to the proposed long-term care procedure, and a plurality of predetermined words related to the one long-term care item are the long-term care procedure. It is a value according to the number included in the plan of
In the second step, in a plurality of predetermined long-term care items, one or more long-term care items having a relatively high evaluation value with the proposed long-term care procedure are displayed as the candidates based on the long-term care procedure. include,
The device according to [2] or [3].
[5]
The process executed by the processing unit in response to the command of the storage unit is a fifth step of displaying one or more of the nursing care items related to the updated proposal of the nursing care procedure as the candidate based on the nursing care procedure. Have,
The device according to any one of [2] to [4].
[6]
The process executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction in the storage unit has a sixth step of selecting the nursing care item to be described in the plan according to the input instruction.
In the fifth step, whether or not the candidate is the candidate based on the care procedure and whether or not the care item is selected in the sixth step is displayed for each of the plurality of predetermined care items. including,
The device according to [5].
[7]
Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one long-term care item information, and is associated with one long-term care item information.
Each long-term care item information includes at least one word related to the corresponding long-term care item.
Each pair of the above-mentioned long-term care items is given a degree of relevance.
One degree of relevance given for one pair of long-term care items is the frequency with which the single pair of long-term care items is described in the same plan and / or the pair of long-term care items. At least a part of each of the two corresponding long-term care item information is a value according to the frequency described in the same plan.
In the process executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction in the storage unit, when one nursing care item is designated in response to an input instruction, the degree of association with the designated one nursing care item becomes high. It has a seventh step of displaying one or more relatively high care items as the candidate based on the designated one care item.
The device according to any one of [1] to [6].
[8]
In the seventh step, the care item whose degree of association with the one designated care item is smaller than the first threshold value according to the input instruction is based on the designated one care item. Including not displaying as the candidate,
The device according to [7].
[9]
Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one long-term care item information, and is associated with one long-term care item information.
Each long-term care item information includes at least one word related to the corresponding long-term care item.
A first degree of relevance and a second degree of relevance are given to each of the plurality of pairs of the long-term care items.
The first degree of relevance given for one pair of long-term care items is described in the same plan in which one long-term care item in the one long-term care item pair precedes the other long-term care item. In the same plan, at least a part of the care item information corresponding to the one care item is at least a part of the care item information corresponding to the other care item. It is a value according to the frequency described earlier,
One said second degree of relevance given for the one said pair of care items is the frequency with which the one said care item is described after the other said care item in the same plan, and / or. In the same plan, at least a part of the long-term care item information corresponding to the one long-term care item is described after at least a part of the long-term care item information corresponding to the other long-term care item. It is a value according to
The process executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction in the storage unit is described before the designated nursing care item when one nursing care item is designated in response to the input instruction. The one or more long-term care items having a relatively high degree of first relevance according to the frequency are displayed as the candidates that are easily described before the designated one long-term care item, and the designated one. The first or more long-term care items having a relatively high second degree of relevance according to the frequency described after the long-term care item are displayed as the candidates that are easy to be described after the designated long-term care item. Has 8 steps,
The device according to any one of [1] to [6].
[10]
The eighth step is
The long-term care item whose first degree of relevance is smaller than the second threshold value according to the frequency described before the one long-term care item specified according to the input instruction is the one designated long-term care item. Do not display as the candidate that is easy to be described before the long-term care item,
The long-term care item whose second degree of relevance is smaller than the second threshold value according to the frequency described after the one long-term care item specified according to the input instruction is the one designated long-term care item. Including not displaying as the candidate that is easy to be described after the long-term care item,
The device according to [9].
[11]
Each pair of the above-mentioned long-term care items is given a degree of relevance.
One said degree of association given for one said care item is the first association according to the frequency with which one said care item in the pair of said one said care item is described before the other said care item. It has a value corresponding to the sum of the degree and the second degree of relevance according to the frequency in which the one said care item is described after the other said care item.
In the process executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction in the storage unit, when one nursing care item is designated in response to an input instruction, the degree of association with the designated one nursing care item becomes high. It has a seventh step of displaying one or more relatively high care items as the candidate based on the designated one care item.
The device according to [9] or [10].
[12]
The plan includes assistance goals for long-term care services.
The processing executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction of the storage unit is
In response to the input instructions, the eleventh step of acquiring the draft of the assistance target described in the plan, and
Based on the acquired draft of the assistance target, the sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures in one or more existing plans that are the prepared plans are acquired, and the sentences related to the acquired one or more nursing care procedures are displayed. Has a twelfth step
The first step includes obtaining a draft of the care procedure in response to an input instruction from one or more displayed sentences relating to the care procedure.
The device according to any one of [1] to [11].
[13]
The processing executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction of the storage unit is
The ninth step of inputting text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of a long-term care service user regarding long-term care, and
Based on the input text data, it has a tenth step of acquiring one or more sentences of the assistance target in one or more existing plans and displaying the acquired one or more sentences of the assistance target.
The eleventh step includes obtaining a draft of the aid target from one or more displayed texts of the aid target in response to an input instruction.
The device according to [12].
[14]
A way for computers to help create long-term care plans,
The plan is
One or more of the above-mentioned long-term care items selected from a plurality of predetermined long-term care items related to the long-term care service, and
Including the long-term care procedure related to the long-term care item.
Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one or more sentence examples, and is associated with one or more sentence examples.
Each of the above sentence examples is a sentence of a care procedure related to the corresponding care item.
In response to the input instructions, the first step of acquiring the draft of the nursing care procedure described in the plan and displaying the acquired draft of the nursing care procedure, and
The second step of displaying one or more of the care items related to the plan of the care procedure as the candidates of the care items described in the plan and as the candidates based on the care procedure.
How to have.
[15]
When one or more of the long-term care items are designated from one or a plurality of the long-term care items including the candidate according to the input instruction, one or more of the designated long-term care items correspond to the long-term care items. The third step of displaying the above sentence example and
It has a fourth step of updating the draft of the care procedure so as to include at least a part of the displayed one or more examples of the text in response to an input instruction, and displaying the updated draft of the care procedure.
The method according to [14].
[16]
It is a program that causes a computer to execute a process that supports the creation of a long-term care plan.
The plan is
One or more of the above-mentioned long-term care items selected from a plurality of predetermined long-term care items related to the long-term care service, and
Including the long-term care procedure related to the long-term care item.
Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one or more sentence examples, and is associated with one or more sentence examples.
Each of the above sentence examples is a sentence of a care procedure related to the corresponding care item.
The process that the program causes the computer to execute is
In response to the input instructions, the first step of acquiring the draft of the nursing care procedure described in the plan and displaying the acquired draft of the nursing care procedure, and
It has a second step of displaying one or more long-term care items related to the long-term care procedure as a candidate for the long-term care item described in the plan and as the candidate based on the long-term care procedure.
program.
[17]
The process that the program causes the computer to execute is
When one or more of the long-term care items are designated from one or a plurality of the long-term care items including the candidate according to the input instruction, one or more of the designated long-term care items correspond to the long-term care items. The third step of displaying the above sentence example and
It has a fourth step of updating the draft of the care procedure so as to include at least a part of the displayed one or more examples of the text in response to an input instruction, and displaying the updated draft of the care procedure.
The program according to [16].

1 ... Terminal device, 11 ... Communication unit, 12 ... Input unit, 13 ... Display unit, 14 ... Storage unit, 15 ... Processing unit, 2 ... Server, 21 ... Communication unit, 24 ... Storage unit, 25 ... Processing unit, 3 ... Database department, 31 ... User database, 32 ... Nursing item information database, 33 ... Nursing procedure sentence example database, 34 ... Relevance database, 35 ... Keyword information database, 36 ... Existing plan database, 9 ... Communication network

Claims (15)

It is a device that supports the creation of a long-term care plan.
Processing unit and
The processing unit has a storage unit for storing an executable instruction, and has a storage unit.
The plan is
Support goals for long-term care services and
One or more of the above-mentioned long-term care items selected from a plurality of predetermined long-term care items related to the long-term care service, and
Including the long-term care procedure related to the long-term care item.
Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one or more sentence examples, and is associated with one or more sentence examples.
Each of the above sentence examples is a sentence of a care procedure related to the corresponding care item.
The processing executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction of the storage unit is
The ninth step of inputting text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of a long-term care service user regarding long-term care, and
Based on the entered text data, the text of one or more said aid targets in one or more existing plans that are the prepared said plans is acquired, and the text of the acquired one or more said aid targets is displayed. 10 steps and
The eleventh step of acquiring the draft of the aid target described in the plan according to the input instruction from the displayed one or more texts of the aid target, and
Based on the acquired draft of the assistance target, the twelfth step of acquiring one or more sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures in the existing plan and displaying the acquired one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure.
From the displayed one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure, the first step of acquiring the proposed nursing care procedure described in the plan according to the input instruction and displaying the acquired draft of the nursing care procedure, and
It has a second step of displaying one or more long-term care items related to the long-term care procedure as a candidate for the long-term care item described in the plan and as the candidate based on the long-term care procedure.
Device. The processing executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction of the storage unit is
When one or more of the long-term care items are designated from one or a plurality of the long-term care items including the candidate according to the input instruction, one or more of the designated long-term care items correspond to the long-term care items. The third step of displaying the above sentence example and
It has a fourth step of updating the draft of the care procedure so as to include at least a part of the displayed one or more examples of the text in response to an input instruction, and displaying the updated draft of the care procedure.
The device according to claim 1. The fourth step includes changing the order of the plurality of sentence examples included in the proposed care procedure according to the input instruction.
The device according to claim 2. Each of the long-term care items has an evaluation value for the draft of the long-term care procedure, and has an evaluation value.
The evaluation value of one long-term care item is a numerical value indicating the degree to which the one long-term care item is related to the proposed long-term care procedure, and a plurality of predetermined words related to the one long-term care item are the long-term care procedure. It is a value according to the number included in the plan of
In the second step, in a plurality of predetermined long-term care items, one or more long-term care items having a relatively high evaluation value with the proposed long-term care procedure are displayed as the candidates based on the long-term care procedure. include,
The device according to claim 2 or 3. The process executed by the processing unit in response to the command of the storage unit is a fifth step of displaying one or more of the nursing care items related to the updated proposal of the nursing care procedure as the candidate based on the nursing care procedure. Have,
The device according to any one of claims 2 to 4. The process executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction in the storage unit has a sixth step of selecting the nursing care item to be described in the plan according to the input instruction.
In the fifth step, whether or not the candidate is the candidate based on the care procedure and whether or not the care item is selected in the sixth step is displayed for each of the plurality of predetermined care items. including,
The device according to claim 5. Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one long-term care item information, and is associated with one long-term care item information.
Each long-term care item information includes at least one word related to the corresponding long-term care item.
Each pair of the above-mentioned long-term care items is given a degree of relevance.
One degree of relevance given for one pair of long-term care items is the frequency with which the single pair of long-term care items is described in the same plan and / or the pair of long-term care items. At least a part of each of the two corresponding long-term care item information is a value according to the frequency described in the same plan.
In the process executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction in the storage unit, when one nursing care item is designated in response to an input instruction, the degree of association with the designated one nursing care item becomes high. It has a seventh step of displaying one or more relatively high care items as the candidate based on the designated one care item.
The device according to any one of claims 1 to 6. In the seventh step, the care item whose degree of association with the one designated care item is smaller than the first threshold value according to the input instruction is based on the designated one care item. Including not displaying as the candidate,
The device according to claim 7. Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one long-term care item information, and is associated with one long-term care item information.
Each long-term care item information includes at least one word related to the corresponding long-term care item.
A first degree of relevance and a second degree of relevance are given to each of the plurality of pairs of the long-term care items.
The first degree of relevance given for one pair of long-term care items is described in the same plan in which one long-term care item in the one long-term care item pair precedes the other long-term care item. In the same plan, at least a part of the care item information corresponding to the one care item is at least a part of the care item information corresponding to the other care item. It is a value according to the frequency described earlier,
One said second degree of relevance given for the one said pair of care items is the frequency with which the one said care item is described after the other said care item in the same plan, and / or. In the same plan, at least a part of the long-term care item information corresponding to the one long-term care item is described after at least a part of the long-term care item information corresponding to the other long-term care item. It is a value according to
The process executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction in the storage unit is described before the designated nursing care item when one nursing care item is designated in response to the input instruction. The one or more long-term care items having a relatively high degree of first relevance according to the frequency are displayed as the candidates that are easily described before the designated one long-term care item, and the designated one. The first or more long-term care items having a relatively high second degree of relevance according to the frequency described after the long-term care item are displayed as the candidates that are easy to be described after the designated long-term care item. Has 8 steps,
The device according to any one of claims 1 to 6. The eighth step is
The long-term care item whose first degree of relevance is smaller than the second threshold value according to the frequency described before the one long-term care item specified according to the input instruction is the one designated long-term care item. Do not display as the candidate that is easy to be described before the long-term care item,
The long-term care item whose second degree of relevance is smaller than the second threshold value according to the frequency described after the one long-term care item specified according to the input instruction is the one designated long-term care item. Including not displaying as the candidate that is easy to be described after the long-term care item,
The device according to claim 9. Each pair of the above-mentioned long-term care items is given a degree of relevance.
One said degree of association given for one said care item is the first association according to the frequency with which one said care item in the pair of said one said care item is described before the other said care item. It has a value corresponding to the sum of the degree and the second degree of relevance according to the frequency in which the one said care item is described after the other said care item.
In the process executed by the processing unit in response to the instruction in the storage unit, when one nursing care item is designated in response to an input instruction, the degree of association with the designated one nursing care item becomes high. It has a seventh step of displaying one or more relatively high care items as the candidate based on the designated one care item.
The device according to claim 9 or 10. A way for computers to help create long-term care plans,
The plan is
Support goals for long-term care services and
One or more of the above-mentioned long-term care items selected from a plurality of predetermined long-term care items related to the long-term care service, and
Including the long-term care procedure related to the long-term care item.
Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one or more sentence examples, and is associated with one or more sentence examples.
Each of the above sentence examples is a sentence of a care procedure related to the corresponding care item.
The ninth step in which the computer inputs text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of the long-term care service user regarding long-term care.
Based on the input text data, the computer acquires one or more sentences of the assistance target in one or more existing plans which are the created plans, and the acquired sentences of the assistance target or more. 10th step to display and
The eleventh step in which the computer obtains a draft of the assistance target described in the plan in response to an input instruction from one or more displayed texts of the assistance target.
A twelfth step in which the computer acquires sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures in one or more existing plans based on the acquired draft of the assistance goal, and displays the acquired sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures. When,
The first computer acquires a draft of the nursing care procedure described in the plan in response to an input instruction from one or more displayed texts related to the nursing care procedure, and displays the acquired draft of the nursing care procedure. Process and
A second step in which the computer displays one or more of the care items related to the proposed care procedure as candidates for the care items described in the plan and as the candidates based on the care procedure. How to have. When the computer designates one or more of the long-term care items from one or a plurality of the long-term care items including the candidate in response to an input instruction, the computer corresponds to the designated one or more long-term care items. The third step of displaying one or more of the above sentence examples, and
A fourth step in which the computer updates the proposed care procedure so as to include at least a part of the displayed one or more example sentences in response to an input instruction, and displays the updated draft of the care procedure. And have
The method according to claim 12 . It is a program that causes a computer to execute a process that supports the creation of a long-term care plan.
The plan is
Support goals for long-term care services and
One or more of the above-mentioned long-term care items selected from a plurality of predetermined long-term care items related to the long-term care service, and
Including the long-term care procedure related to the long-term care item.
Each of the above-mentioned long-term care items is associated with one or more sentence examples, and is associated with one or more sentence examples.
Each of the above sentence examples is a sentence of a care procedure related to the corresponding care item.
The process that the program causes the computer to execute is
The ninth step of inputting text data including at least one of a sentence and a word expressing the intention of a long-term care service user regarding long-term care, and
Based on the entered text data, the text of one or more said aid targets in one or more existing plans that are the prepared said plans is acquired, and the text of the acquired one or more said aid targets is displayed. 10 steps and
The eleventh step of acquiring the draft of the aid target described in the plan according to the input instruction from the displayed one or more texts of the aid target, and
Based on the acquired draft of the assistance target, the twelfth step of acquiring one or more sentences related to one or more nursing care procedures in the existing plan and displaying the acquired one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure.
From the displayed one or more sentences related to the nursing care procedure, the first step of acquiring the proposed nursing care procedure described in the plan according to the input instruction and displaying the acquired draft of the nursing care procedure, and
It has a second step of displaying one or more long-term care items related to the long-term care procedure as a candidate for the long-term care item described in the plan and as the candidate based on the long-term care procedure.
program. The process that the program causes the computer to execute is
When one or more of the long-term care items are designated from one or a plurality of the long-term care items including the candidate according to the input instruction, one or more of the designated long-term care items correspond to the long-term care items. The third step of displaying the above sentence example and
It has a fourth step of updating the draft of the care procedure so as to include at least a part of the displayed one or more examples of the text in response to an input instruction, and displaying the updated draft of the care procedure.
The program according to claim 14 .

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