JP7244077B2 - Karada Portal Site System - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a body portal site system related to a health management promotion business model.

The PHR storage unit of the PHR processing device built on the healthcare cloud aggregates electronic medical record information or health checkup results, etc., from each individual's hospital, etc., and stores this information as a personal health record (PHR). Collect and store in the patient portal (see Patent Document 1, for example).

JP 2017-6745 A

Conventionally, a system in which each individual checks, recognizes, and voluntarily manages their own health-related information on a daily basis and casually through their daily activities has not been developed as a business model. , is a reality.

(Purpose of Invention)
The present invention was made in view of such problems, and its main purpose is to: 1) help individuals improve their own health on a daily basis and easily through activities in their daily lives; 2) to provide a system that enables others to manage their own health by utilizing the above information.

A body portal site system according to the subject of the present invention includes a server device having a database and electrically providing a health management portal site on the Internet, and a server device electrically connected to the server device via the Internet. a mobile terminal owned by a shopper who participated in a health management event operated and held by an event operator at an event venue in the commercial facility when visiting the commercial facility; Information of the participant number assigned to the shopper is described to identify the shopper, and at least the shopper's gender, date of birth or age, and the E of the shopper's mobile terminal Personal identification information of the shopper including e-mail address information is described , and the shopper for acquiring various information from the shopper and digitizing and accumulating the acquired information a shopper computer at the event operator located within the event venue that transmits a consent -giving signal regarding customer consent, via the Internet, directly to the server device; , wherein the server device, in response to receiving a signal giving the consent form transmitted from the shopper computer, sends the consent form by e-mail based on the e-mail address, through the Internet. to the shopper's portable terminal via the e-mail, and the shopper's portable terminal agrees to all of the contents of the shopper's signed consent form received in the e-mail. to the server device via the Internet, and the server device, based on receipt of the signal providing the shopper's signed consent form, provides the shopper's signed consent form The personal identification information of the shopper described in the event site is associated with the participant number of the shopper, accumulated and held in the database, and has an input unit. The shopper who measures the shopper's PHR data and inputs a signal giving the shopper's PHR data obtained by the measurement from the input unit through the operation of the event manager's staff. A PHR measuring device that transmits to the server device via the Internet after being associated with the participant number of the above, and a PHR measuring device that is disposed in the event venue, is a third party that is not a medical institution and has a medical-related national qualification (a) the personal identification information of the shopper corresponding to the participant number transmitted from the server device; (c) the above (d) the PHR data of the shopper corresponding to the participant number transmitted from the server device; Guidance/advice data, including guidance/advice individually given face-to-face by the qualified person to the shopper at the event venue based on the personal identification information of the shopper and the PHR data, a qualified person computer at the event operator for transmitting an informational signal over the Internet to the server device, wherein the server device is connected to the qualified person computer. each information of the shopper's personal identification information, the PHR data, and the guidance/advice data is associated with the shopper's participant number based on the signal giving the information received from the database; is accumulated and held in the qualified person guidance and recording unit of the above, and when the shopper mobile terminal accesses the health management portal site of the server device by activating the application software obtained via the Internet, the server In response to the access, the device displays the screen of the health management portal site on which the guidance information of the qualified person and the image of the displayed button are drawn on the display of the mobile terminal for shoppers via the Internet. above, and when the shopper's portable terminal transmits a signal for selecting the image of the button to the server device, the server device stores in the qualified person guidance recording section of the database. Information of the guidance/advice data of the shopper, which is stored in the health management portal site, is displayed on the screen of the health management portal site.

1 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a body portal site system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically showing operations and functions of a body portal site system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically showing operations and functions of a body portal site system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing a screen of a PC for public health nurses, etc. in the body portal site system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention; 1 is a block diagram schematically showing operations and functions of a body portal site system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing a display screen of a shopper's smartphone in the body portal site system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

(Embodiment 1)

<Overview of the Karada Portal Site System>
BACKGROUND ART Visiting commercial facilities such as supermarkets in order to purchase daily groceries and daily necessities is a daily or regular activity. If there is a "health management event" that measures and manages the health condition in a corner of the place visited by "shopping", people who casually and regularly participate in the event is presumed to be not small. An invention related to a system proposed by paying attention to such a point of view is the business-related invention of the present application.

That is, the body portal site system according to the present embodiment allows shoppers who participate in a "health management event" held at a supermarket or the like through the daily activity of "shopping" to continue participating in the event. By doing so, it is possible to recognize various medical information (health management information) related to one's daily health condition on a daily basis with a mobile device such as one's own smartphone, and to manage it (self-management / management by others). A business model that makes it possible is realized by a series of electrical processing.

<Configuration and operation of the body portal site system>
FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically showing an example of the configuration of a body portal site system 100 in which hardware resources (components) perform various communications (transmission/reception) and electrical processing via the Internet 10. As shown in FIG. The intra-hospital computer system 20 shown in FIG. 1 is an external component of the body portal site system 100 . That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the body portal site system 100 generally includes a cloud-type server device 1 that plays the core of this system, various PHR measuring devices (A, B, C) 2, 3, 4, health PCs (computers) for teachers (corresponding to computers for qualified persons) 5, PCs (computers) for shoppers 6, computers for event managers 7, and smartphones 8 owned by shoppers who participated in the event. Consists of components. The cloud-type server device 1 has a program for controlling and executing a series of electrical processing in this system. In the present embodiment, the above program provided by the cloud server device 1 is referred to as application software 14 as shown in FIG. 1 for convenience. In the following, the cloud-type server device 1 is simply referred to as "server device 1" for convenience. This server device 1 comprises a router 1A, a cloud server 1B electrically connected to the router 1A, and a database 1C which is a storage medium electrically controlled by the cloud server 1B. In addition, the PC 5 for public health nurses, etc. is a "qualified person's computer" operated and executed by a qualified person having a national medical qualification, such as a public health nurse, nutritionist, nurse, doctor, etc., and this implementation In the form of , a tablet terminal is used as an example. Alternatively, a notebook personal computer or the like may be used as the public health nurse PC 5 . In addition, the shopper PC 6 is mainly operated by shoppers (participants) who have participated in the event through communication with the staff of the event operator (hereinafter referred to as "staff") in the event venue. It is a computer for (participant), and in the present embodiment, a tablet terminal is used as an example. The event operator computer 7 is a computer operated by an event operator, such as a personal computer, located inside and/or outside the event venue. Also, the smartphone 8 of the shopper, which is the "mobile terminal for shopper", can be replaced with a tablet terminal or a personal computer.

The event operator regularly or irregularly conducts physical and mental health checks on the participants of the day at the event venue in a commercial facility, such as a supermarket or shopping center (shopping mall), where they do their daily shopping. Hold and operate “health management events” with the main purpose of examining, giving advice, and managing health conditions. Furthermore, as a secondary purpose, the event operator may exhibit and sell health foods such as powdered milk (for adults) or health-related products such as supplements at the event site.

Various PHR measuring devices 2, 3, and 4 for measuring PHR (Personal Health Record) data of event participants are arranged in the event venue. For example, as PHR measurement devices, a height scale, a weight scale, a sphygmomanometer, a grip strength measuring device, and a body composition meter for measuring body fat mass, body fat percentage, muscle mass, water content in the body, etc. are arranged. there is Among these PHR measuring devices 2, 3, and 4, the PHR measuring devices 2 belonging to group (A) directly process a signal giving PHR data obtained by measurement, and then, via the Internet 10, It is a measuring instrument capable of directly transmitting a signal giving PHR data to the router 1A of the server device 1. FIG. The PHR measuring device 2 belonging to this group (A) has an output section 16 that displays the measurement results and an input section 17 that is operated by a staff member. In addition, the PHR measuring device 3 belonging to group (B) can electrically transmit a signal giving PHR data obtained by measurement to the event manager computer 7 via a wired or wireless line or the Internet 10. It is a measuring instrument. The PHR measuring device 3 belonging to this group (B) also has an output section 18 that displays the measurement results and an input section 19 that is operated by a staff member. The PHR measuring device 4 belonging to the (C) group is a measuring device capable of displaying PHR data obtained by measurement on its output unit 9, and the PHR data displayed on the output unit 9 of the PHR measuring device 4 is stored in the storage medium (not shown) of the event operator's computer 7 through an input operation by the event operator.

A shopper A visiting a commercial facility such as a supermarket participates in a "health management event" held by an event manager at an event venue in the commercial facility while shopping. (Shopper A = Participant A). The first step is to obtain the consent/signature of the shopper A to "acquire various kinds of information from the shopper A and digitize and store the obtained information". This series of procedures is schematically shown in FIG.

The shopper's PC 6 acquires application software 14 from the server device 1 in advance for transmitting and receiving signals with the server device 1, such as accessing the "agreement" screen. (1) First, in order to confirm the intention of the shopper A to participate in the event, the staff operates the PC 6 for shoppers to activate the application software 14 . Thus, in response to the screen display signal from the server device 1, the shopper's PC 6 displays the "Agreement" screen on its display (not shown). At this point, the "agreement" displayed on the display of the shopper's PC 6 includes the "participant number" automatically assigned to the shopper A by the server device 1 to identify the shopper A. ” is stated. Furthermore, the clerk prints the above-mentioned "consent form" on the screen of the shopper PC 6 by operating the shopper PC 6, and hands the printed paper consent form to the shopper A. (2) On top of that, the attendant asks the shopper A to enter personal identification information, which is information that identifies the shopper A, on the screen of the shopper PC 6, and then the event operator agrees to digitize those personal identification information and store and store them as data in the database." Present the relevant description part of the consent form and explain to that effect. Here, "personal identification information" means, for example, an individual's name, gender, date of birth, age, address, phone number and e-mail address of the smartphone 8 owned by the shopper A, etc. Applicable to information. In response to this explanation, it is assumed that the shopper A has indicated his/her intention of "agreeing" to the digitization and storage of the personal identification information. (3) Further, the clerk tells shopper A, "I agree to the digitization of each PHR data measured on shopper A and the accumulation and retention of such PHR data in the database." To that effect, an explanation is provided by presenting the corresponding description part of the "consent form" on the screen of the shopper PC 6 and/or the corresponding description part of the above paper consent form. In response to this explanation as well, it is assumed that the shopper A has expressed his intention of "agreeing" to the digitization and storage of the PHR data. (4) Subsequently, the staff member said to shopper A, "Concerning explanations such as guidance and advice given to shopper A based on PHR data, etc. by qualified personnel such as public health nurses in the event venue I agree to digitize information and store and retain it as data in the database." Show and explain parts. In response to this explanation as well, it is assumed that the shopper A has indicated his/her intention of "agreeing" to the computerization/accumulation of information such as guidance/advice from the public health nurse. (5) Subsequently, the clerk told shopper A, "The name of the hospital that shopper A visits and the number of shopper A's patient ID card written on the hospital patient ID card. I agree to digitize information and store and retain it as data in the database." Show and explain parts. In response to this explanation as well, it is assumed that the shopper A has indicated his/her intention of "agreeing" to the digitization and storage of the hospital name and patient registration card number. (6) Then, the clerk hands the shopper PC 6 to the shopper A, and the shopper A writes each of the above personal identification information and the above The hospital name, patient registration card number, and the user ID and password selected by the patient are entered in order.

After the above input work, the staff member who is handed the shopper PC 6 by the shopper A operates the shopper PC 6 . As a result, based on the application software 14, the shopper's PC 6 converts the signal giving the above-mentioned "agreement" on the screen into a signal with an electronic signature and transmits it to the server device 1 via the Internet 10. . In response to the reception of this transmission signal, the cloud-type server 1B of the server device 1, after verifying the electronic signature, checks the name of the shopper A and the E of the smart phone 8 entered in the "agreement" given by the signal. Based on the e-mail address, an e-mail signal giving the above "agreement" is sent to the smartphone 8 of the shopper A via the router 1A and the Internet 10.

Shopper A confirms each item of the above "agreement" displayed on the screen of the smartphone 8 that received the above e-mail signal from the mailbox, and finally confirms all of the contents described in the above "agreement". If you agree to the above, press the "Signature" button displayed in the above "Agreement" by touch operation. In response to the touch operation by shopper A, the smartphone 8 displays the "signature" of shopper A to the effect that he agrees to all of the contents of the consent form at 0:00:00 on 0//0/00:00:00:00. ” is sent to the server device 1 via the Internet 10 . As a result, the cloud-type server 1B receives a signal giving the agreement and signature of the shopper A dated XX, XX, XX, XX, XX, and XX, and formally register the document. That is, the cloud-type server 1B stores all of the personal identification information of the shopper A entered in the "agreement", the hospital name/patient registration card number, and the user ID and password. It is stored and held in the database 1C in association with the participant number of the shopper A.

Then, in response to the reception signal with an electronic signature sent from the shopper's PC 6, the cloud-type server 1B checks the electronic signature, and then, after verifying the electronic signature, purchases at 0:00:00, 0:00:00. A signal is sent to the shopper PC 6 giving Customer A's consent and signed "agreement". After receiving the signal, the shopper's PC 6 is operated by the staff, and the shopper's PC 6 accepts and signs the "Consent Form" dated 0//0/0/00:00:00. It is printed, and the clerk hands the printed paper "agreement" to the shopper A. This completes a series of consent/signature processes for confirming the intention of the shopper A to participate.

In the next stage, under the guidance of the staff, the shopper A sequentially operates the PHR measuring instruments 2, 3, 4 belonging to the groups (A), (B), and (C) arranged in the event venue. to measure each of the self PHR data sequentially. At that time, the staff operates the input units 17 and 19 of the PHR measuring devices 2 and 3 belonging to the (A) group and (B) group to input the information of the participant number of the shopper A before measurement ( Input into the PHR measuring instruments 2 and 3 of the A) group and the (B) group. As a result, each of the PHR measuring devices 2, 3, 4 belonging to the groups (A), (B), and (C) displays the measured PHR data on their output sections 16, 18, and 9, respectively.

Then, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the PHR measuring devices 2 belonging to group (A) generate a signal that provides the measured PHR data of shopper A associated with the participant number of shopper A. , directly to the router 1A of the server device 1 via the Internet 10. Then, the cloud-type server 1B associates the PHR data of the shopper A with the participant number of the shopper A based on the signal giving the PHR data of the shopper A received by the router 1A, and stores the PHR part of the database 1C. Accumulate and hold within 11.

Also, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the PHR measuring device 3 belonging to group (B) sends a signal giving the measured PHR data of shopper A associated with the participant number of shopper A to a wire. Alternatively, it is transmitted to the event operator's computer 7 via a wireless line or via the Internet 10 . After receiving such a signal, the event operator's computer 7 retrieves the PHR data of the shopper A associated with the participant number of the shopper A based on the application software 14 previously obtained from the server device 1 and stored. to the router 1A of the server device 1 via the Internet 10. At this time, the event operator computer 7 processes the received measured PHR data of the shopper A before transmitting it to the server device 1 according to necessity. Then, the cloud-type server 1B, based on the signal giving the PHR data of the shopper A received by the router 1A from the computer 7 for the event operator, The PHR data is associated with the participant number of the shopper A and stored and held in the PHR section 11 of the database 1C.

Also, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the PHR measuring devices 4 belonging to the (C) group display the measured values on the output section 9, so that the staff can see the value of the shopper A displayed on the output section 9. The PHR data is associated with the participant number of the shopper A and entered into the event operator computer 7 . Then, the event operator computer 7 processes the PHR data of the shopper A according to necessity, and belongs to the (C) group associated with the participant number of the shopper A based on the application software 14. A signal giving the shopper A's PHR data measured by the PHR measuring device 4 is sent to the router 1A of the server device 1 via the Internet 10. FIG. The cloud-type server 1B collects the PHR data of the shopper A measured by the PHR measuring device 3 belonging to the (C) group based on the signal giving the PHR data of the shopper A received by the router 1A from the computer 7 for the event operator. is associated with the participant number of the shopper A, and stored and held in the PHR section 11 of the database 1C.

After measuring the PHR data, shopper A will be sent to shoppers at the event venue based on various PHR data after measurement and personal identification information such as gender and age by a qualified person such as a public health nurse. receive explanations of individual guidance and advice given by The public health nurse PC 5 used by a qualified person such as a public health nurse stores in its storage unit the application software 14 obtained in advance from the server device 1. Executes the following electrical processing based on the command. That is, the PC 5 for public health nurses, etc., stores and stores shopping information stored in the guidance recording unit 13 for public health nurses, etc. in the database 1C in response to the operation of inputting the participant number of the shopper A and transmitting data by a qualified person. Guidance/advice data for public health nurses, etc. regarding customer A is obtained from the server device 1, and the data is displayed on the screen of the same PC 5. FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing the display of the screen 5S of the public health nurse PC 5 at that time. Each piece of information of the guidance/advice data for public health nurses, etc. displayed on the screen 5S of the PC 5 for public health nurses, etc. is prepared in advance as a template, as exemplified in FIG. The server device 1 already stores and manages the participant number of the shopper A, each piece of personal identification information associated with the participant number, and each piece of PHR data in the database 1C. Therefore, the signal giving the public health nurse guidance/advice data returned from the server device 1 to the public health nurse PC 5 includes not only the shopper A's public health nurse guidance/advice data, but also the shopper A's participant number, Each piece of personal identification information (including at least sex and date of birth or age of shopper A) and each piece of PHR data. Therefore, the participant number of the shopper A is displayed on the display section 5A on the screen 5S of the PC 5 for public health nurses, etc., and the personal identification information of the shopper A is displayed on the display section 5B on the screen 5S. Each PHR data of the shopper A is displayed on the upper display portion 5C. Here, since the shopper A is a first-time participant, the display section 5D on the screen 5S does not display the guidance/advice data for the public health nurse, etc. for the shopper A, and the display section 5D is blank. there is If the shopper A is a repeater participant, at least the health nurse guidance/advice data for the shopper A at the time of the previous event is displayed on the display section 5D. Therefore, a qualified person such as a public health nurse gives appropriate guidance and advice to the shopper A based on each information displayed on the screen 5S of the PC 5 for public health nurses. After explaining the guidance/advice to the shopper A, the qualified person writes the content of the guidance/advice as guidance/advice data for the shopper A in the display section 5D column on the screen 5S, Input to PC 5 for public health nurses. Then, the qualified person touches the send button 5E on the screen 5S. In response to such an operation, the public health nurse PC 5 displays each data displayed on each display section 5A to 5D on the screen 5S, that is, the participant number of the shopper A, personal identification information, and each PHR data. At the same time, it transmits to the server device 1 a signal that provides guidance/advice data for the shopper A such as a public health nurse. Based on the signal received from the public health nurse PC 5, the server device 1 stores the personal identification information of the shopper A, each PHR data, and guidance/advice data associated with the participant number of the shopper A. A set of each information is accumulated, held and managed in the public health nurse guidance recording section 13 of the database 1C.

Now, if shopper A is a repeater participant whose number of participations is the second or more this time, each of the electrical processes described below is executed. First, at the event venue, the PHR data at this time is measured by the PHR measuring devices 2, 3, and 4 belonging to each of groups (A), (B), and (C) for shopper A. . Then, the newly measured values of each PHR data of the shopper A are associated with the participant number of the shopper A by the electrical processing as described above, and are stored in the server device 1. The information is accumulated, saved, and managed in the PHR section 11 and the public health nurse guidance recording section 13 of the database 1C. Next, a qualified person such as a public health nurse explains guidance and advice to the shopper A. Therefore, the qualified person in charge of the day operates the PC 5 for public health nurses, etc. as described above, and transmits a request signal from the PC 5 for public health nurses, etc. to the server device 1 . Upon receiving this request signal, the server device 1 stores the participant number, personal identification information, at least the previous and current Each PHR data measured at the time or this time, and at least guidance/advice data at the previous time or blank guidance/advice data. Send to PC 5 for use. In response to receiving such a signal, PC 5 for public health nurses etc. displays the participant number of shopper A, personal identification information, and at least the previous And each PHR data measured at this time or at this time, and at least guidance/advice data at the previous time or blanks are displayed. Therefore, the qualified person gives guidance and advice to the shopper A at this time based on the display data of each display section 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D on this screen 5S, and gives the guidance and advice at this time. The content is electrically written on the display portion 5C on the screen 5S of the PC 5 for public health nurses, etc., and is input into the PC 5 for public health nurses, etc. After that, in response to the touch operation of the send button 5E on the screen 5S by the qualified person, the personal identification information of the shopper A corresponding to the participant number of the shopper A, at least An “update signal” that provides information on each PHR data measured at the previous time, the current time, or at the current time, and at least the guidance/advice data at the time of the previous time, the current time, or the current time is transmitted to the server device 1 . In response to receiving such an update signal, the server device 1 sends the personal identification information of the shopper A associated with the participant number of the shopper A, each PHR data measured at least this time, and at least each PHR data measured this time. Information or data already stored/stored in the public health nurse guidance recording section 13 of the database 1C is rewritten and stored/stored in each information of the guidance/advice data at that time. With respect to each information of PHR data and guidance/advice data at the time of the previous time or at a time in the past, all information may be deleted by the update process, or part or all of it may be deleted. Information may be left. By this electrical processing, the server device 1 completes the update processing of the data in the public health nurse guidance recording section 13 of the database 1C.

The server device 1 also transmits and receives electronic medical chart data or signals (electronic medical chart signals) to and from the hospital computer system 20, which is an external system of the system 100, via the Internet 10. FIG. Transmission and reception of the "electronic medical record signal" between the server device 1 and the hospital computer system 20 is performed by "batch processing" which is executed each time a predetermined set time elapses.

Here, as shown in FIG. 1, the hospital computer system 20 is roughly composed of a router 21 that transmits and receives signals to and from the external Internet 10, and a Web service provided in a DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone) 22. It has a server 23 and an in-hospital network 26 that transmits and receives to and from the web server 23 . This Web server 23 has “transmission history information” regarding each transmission of electronic medical record signals to the server device 1 via the Internet 10 . The in-hospital network 26 includes an in-hospital server (not shown), a computer 25, and a database 24 that stores and holds electronic medical record data (information) of each patient visiting or hospitalized at the hospital. have.

As exemplified in FIG. 5, first, the server device 1 sends a signal to the Web server 23 of the hospital computer system 20 via the Internet 10 along with a signal giving the name of the hospital where the shopper A visits and the patient registration card number. , an "electronic medical chart request signal" for requesting the server device 1 to transmit an electronic medical chart signal giving information described in the electronic medical chart of the corresponding patient to the shopper A. Here, the information or data described in the electronic medical record includes: a) information on the prescription (prescription drug) prescribed to the patient, b) text information written by the doctor at the time of examination, and c) blood test of the patient. and d) data including reservation information, etc., but at least include information on prescriptions (prescription drugs) of a). In response to the reception of the "electronic medical record request signal", the computer 25 in the hospital network 26 extracts the latest electronic medical record data (information) corresponding to the shopper A stored in the database 24, and extracts the extracted data. It also transmits an electronic medical chart signal giving the data of the electronic medical chart to the Web server 23 . The Web server 23 transmits the electronic chart signal received from the hospital network 26 to the server device 1 via the router 21 and the Internet 10 . Then, based on the electronic medical chart signal corresponding to the shopper A received from the Web server 23 in the hospital computer system 20, the server device 1 transfers the data (information) described in the electronic medical chart to the shopper A. Associated with the participant number, it is accumulated and held in the electronic medical record section 12 of the database 1C.

The shopper A operates the smartphone 8 to acquire (download and install) the application software 14 registered in the dedicated site in advance from the dedicated site of the smartphone 8 via the Internet 10 . After that, the shopper A activates the application software 14 by the operation, and the smart phone 8 accesses the health management portal site 15 provided by the cloud server 1B. At that time, a screen for entering the user ID and password of the shopper A is displayed on the display 8A of the smartphone 8 by the server device 1. FIG. Therefore, according to the input operation of the shopper A, the smartphone 8 transmits a signal giving the user ID and password of the shopper A to the server device 1 side. In response to receiving the user ID and password, cloud server 1B transmits a signal to smartphone 8 via Internet 10 to display the screen of health management portal site 15 on display 8A of smartphone 8 . As a result, the smartphone 8 displays the screen of the health management portal site 15 as schematically shown in FIG. 6, for example, on its display 8A. That is, the cloud-type server 1B of the server device 1, in response to the access, displays at least the first button 15A including an icon group (at least one icon) related to PHR information, an icon group (at least one icon) related to electronic medical record information. icon.), a third button 15C including an icon group (at least one icon) relating to guidance information of public health nurses, etc., and a fourth button 15D including an icon relating to hospital appointment. The screen of the health management portal site 15 on which the image is drawn is electrically displayed on the display 8A of the smartphone 8. - 特許庁Therefore, it is assumed that the smartphone 8 transmits a signal for selecting an image of a certain icon in the first button 15A to the server device 1 side in response to the selection operation by the shopper A. FIG. At this time, the cloud-type server 1B sends a signal giving the latest PHR data of the shopper A corresponding to the icon image stored in the database 1C to the health management portal site 15 on the display 8A of the smartphone 8. display on the screen. Alternatively, it is assumed that the smartphone 8 transmits a signal for selecting an icon image in the second button 15B to the server device 1 side in response to the selection operation by the shopper A. FIG. At this time, the cloud-type server 1B sends a signal giving the information described in the latest electronic medical record of the shopper A corresponding to the icon image stored in the database 1C to the display 8A of the smartphone 8. It is displayed on the screen of the health management portal site 15 . Alternatively, it is assumed that the smartphone 8 transmits to the server device 1 side a signal for selecting an image of a certain icon in the third button 15C in response to a selection operation by the shopper A. FIG. At this time, the cloud-type server 1B sends a signal giving the latest guidance/advice data (information) of the shopper A corresponding to the icon image stored in the database 1C to the display 8A of the smartphone 8. It is displayed on the screen of the management portal site 15 . In addition, the cloud-type server 1B transmits a signal giving PHR data, electronic medical record information, and/or guidance/advice data (information) at a past point in time to the latest or current PHR data after updating, electronic It may be displayed on the screen of the health management portal site 15 on the display 8A of the smartphone 8 together with the medical record information and/or the guidance/advice data (information). Further, it is assumed that the smartphone 8 transmits a signal for selecting the image of the icon in the fourth button 15D to the server device 1 side in response to the selection operation by the shopper A. FIG. At this time, the cloud-type server 1B causes the screen of the health management portal site 15 on the display 8A of the smartphone 8 to display a signal giving a screen for making an appointment for medical examination at the hospital. In this case, the shopper A enters the "hospital name", "examination department", and "reservation date" displayed on the screen of the health management portal site 15, and furthermore, the examination is possible (○). The customer selects a desired time frame in the "reservation frame" column, which provides a time frame for which medical examination is not possible (x), and the smartphone 8 transmits a signal regarding the reservation of the medical examination of the shopper A to the server device 1. The server device 1 transmits the received signal regarding the appointment of the visitor A to the hospital computer system 20 , and the information of the appointment of the visitor A is registered in the hospital network 26 . As a result, the shopper A can make a reservation for the next medical examination at the hospital he/she visits by operating the screen of the health management portal site 15 as desired.

<Advantages of the Body Portal Site System>
With this system, each individual can access and manage their own health information on a daily basis and easily through activities in their daily lives by using their own smartphones. That is, each individual can manage his or her own health-related information on a daily basis by participating in a health management event when shopping on a daily basis or while shopping. Further details are as follows.

1) After participating in the health management event, the shopper accesses and browses the health management portal site displayed on the display of the smartphone on a daily basis to grasp his/her current PHR data and/or past history data. and can be managed.

2) After participating in the health management event, the shopper accesses and browses the health management portal site displayed on the display of the smartphone on a daily basis, so that the information described in the electronic medical record at the present time and / or the past history information can be grasped and managed.

3) After participating in the health management event, the shopper accesses and browses the health management portal site displayed on the display of the smartphone on a daily basis to obtain the current guidance and advice data (information) of the public health nurse, etc. and/or past history information can be grasped and managed.

4) In their daily lives, shoppers casually participate in health management events while shopping to have their health managed by others who are medical professionals such as public health nurses. can do

5) After participating in the health management event, the shopper can make an appointment for the next medical examination at the hospital to which he/she goes, on the screen of the health management portal site 15.

(Modification)
1) As described above, the “mobile terminal for shoppers” may be a tablet terminal instead of the smart phone 8 .

2) Only the PHR measuring devices 2 belonging to the (A) group may be arranged at the event site. Alternatively, only the PHR measuring device 2 belonging to the (A) group and the PHR measuring device 3 belonging to the (B) group may be provided, or the PHR measuring device 2 belonging to the (A) group and the PHR measuring device 2 belonging to the (C) group may be provided. Only the PHR measuring device 4 may be arranged.

3) As described above, the PC 5 for public health nurses may be a personal computer such as a notebook computer instead of a tablet terminal.

4) On the screen of the health management portal site 15 on the display 8A of the smartphone 8, only information on PHR data and information on electronic medical record data may be displayed, or at least guidance/advice data of public health nurses, etc. may be displayed. Only information related to is displayed.

(Appendix)
While the embodiments of the present invention have been disclosed and described in detail above, the foregoing descriptions are illustrative of the applicable aspects of the invention, and the invention is not limited thereto. Thus, various modifications and/or variations of the described aspects can be considered without departing from the scope of the invention.

For example, when visiting a commercial facility such as a supermarket, the present invention relates to the health management of a shopper who participates in a health management event held in the commercial facility. It is suitable for application to a body portal site system that transmits various types of information.

100 Body portal site system 1 Cloud type server device (server device)
1A Router 1B Server 1C Database 2 PHR measuring device belonging to (A) group 3 PHR measuring device belonging to (B) group 4 PHR measuring device belonging to (C) group 5 PC for public health nurses, etc.
6 PC for shoppers
7 computer for event operator 8 smartphone of shopper A 10 internet 20 computer system in hospital 21 router

Claims (1)

a server device having a database and electrically providing a health management portal site on the Internet;
It is electrically connected to the server device via the Internet, and participates in a health management event operated and held by an event manager at an event venue in the commercial facility when visiting the commercial facility. a shopper mobile device owned by the shopper;
information of a participant number assigned to the shopper to identify the shopper, and at least the shopper's gender, date of birth or age, and the shopper's mobile terminal; The personal identification information of the shopper including the e-mail address information of the shopper is described , and various information is acquired from the shopper, and the acquired various information is digitized and accumulated for shoppers on the part of the event operator located within the event venue for sending a consent -giving signal relating to the shopper's consent, via the Internet, directly to the server device; a computer;
and
The server device sends the consent form to the shopper by e-mail, via the Internet, based on the e-mail address, in response to receiving the signal giving the consent form transmitted from the shopper's computer. to the mobile terminal for
The shopper's portable terminal transmits a signal giving the shopper's signed consent form to the effect that he agrees to all of the contents of the consent form received by the e-mail, via the Internet, to the server device. send to
The server device, upon receipt of a signal providing the shopper's signed consent form, stores the shopper's personally identifiable information contained in the shopper's signed consent form with the shopper's personally identifiable information. stored and held in the database in association with the customer's participant number;
having an input unit, measuring the PHR data of the shopper at the event venue, and transmitting a signal giving the PHR data of the shopper obtained by the measurement through the operation of the event manager's staff a PHR measuring device that is associated with the participant number of the shopper input by the clerk from the input unit and then transmitted to the server device via the Internet;
(a) The shopper who is a third party who is not the shopper's attending physician or family doctor and who has a medical-related national qualification and is input by the input operation of the shopper located in the event venue (a) the personal identification information of the shopper corresponding to the participant number transmitted from the server device; (c) corresponding to the participant number transmitted from the server device and (d) said personally identifiable information of said shopper written and entered by said qualified person who is not said personal or family physician of said shopper. and a signal giving each information of guidance/advice data including guidance/advice individually given face-to-face to the shopper at the event site based on the PHR data, via the Internet, A computer for qualified persons on the side of the event operator, which transmits to the server device;
is further equipped with
The server device transmits each information of the shopper's personal identification information, the PHR data, and the guidance/advice data to the shopper based on the signal giving the information received from the computer for qualified persons. Associated with the participant number, accumulated and held in the qualified person guidance record part of the database,
When the mobile terminal device for shoppers accesses the health management portal site of the server device by activating the application software obtained via the Internet,
In response to the access, the server device displays the screen of the health management portal site on which the guidance information of the qualified person and the image of the displayed button are drawn on the mobile terminal for shoppers via the Internet. is displayed electrically on the display of
When the mobile terminal for shoppers transmits a signal for selecting the image of the button to the server device,
The server device displays information on the shopper's guidance/advice data stored in the qualified person guidance recording section of the database on the screen of the health management portal site, Body portal site system.

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