JPH02116351A - Consultation receiving card and total health consultating system to use card - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To smoothly execute the operation of a check and to improve health consultation efficiency by providing a recording medium to record the personal identification information of a person to receive consultation and providing a part, to which the reception of consultation/no-reception of consultation is impressed for each check index. CONSTITUTION:A consultation receiving card reading and recording device receives a consultation receiving card by a carrying part 61 and carries the card to a printing part 62, which prints a character or a symbol on a printing surface, or a reading and storing part 63 to read data, which are already recorded, from a track for magnetic recording or to record new data. Then, the card can be discharged and respective elements receive control from a control part 64. Further, for a total health consultating system, a consultation receiving card reading and recording device 6 is respectively set in correspondence to a reception counter, respective checking rooms and checking equipments. Then, the device 6 is connected with a computer main body 3 and another terminal equipment.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Object of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a comprehensive medical examination system such as a so-called medical checkup, and in particular, to a medical examination card and its use that can improve the efficiency of medical examination. Regarding comprehensive health checkup system.

(Prior Art) A conventional example of this type of comprehensive medical examination system will be explained with reference to the drawings.

Figure 4 is a diagram showing a list of inspection items, Figure 5 is a diagram showing an example of the layout of the building where the comprehensive health checkup system is installed, and Figure 6
The figure is a diagram showing the flow of inspection and the flow of inspection data.

As shown in Figure 4, for example, the test items include urine test,
Blood tests, ultrasound tests, and chest X-rays.

Back X-ray photography, visual acuity measurement, height/weight measurement, blood pressure measurement,
There is a lung function iDJ test, a hearing test, an electrocardiogram test, fundus photography, an intraocular pressure measurement, and a gynecological exam.

The test equipment that performs each test item is an automatic urine analyzer, an automatic biochemical analyzer, an automatic hematology analyzer,
Serology testing equipment, ultrasound diagnostic equipment, X-ray imaging equipment, Xf
iTV device, visual acuity meter, automatic height and weight scale, automatic blood pressure monitor, pulmonary function testing device, automatic audiometer.

There is an automatic electrocardiogram analyzer, an automatic sugar analyzer, a fundus photography device, a tonometer, and a gynecological examination device, which are installed in each examination room in the layout shown in Figure 5, for example. By visiting each testing room according to the testing flow shown in FIG. 6, you will finally receive a test report.

The flow of a standard test is explained in Fig. 6. Patients who have made a reservation in advance give their name, company affiliation, etc., and date of birth at the reception desk, and staff member A operates the CRT console 1a to register the patient. The patient registers the medical examination by assigning a medical examination number to the patient, thereby completing the medical examination registration. Next, in the waiting room, the patient watches the VTR device 2a and receives guidance regarding the procedure of the examination, etc., and changes into examination clothes in the changing room. After that, urine is collected in the urine collection room, blood is collected in the blood collection room, and the patient heads to the ultrasound room to perform urine and blood tests, which require a relatively long time, at the initial stage of the test. This urine sample and blood sample are collected by the urine automatic analyzer 2b.

Automatic biochemical analyzer 2c, automatic blood cell counter 2d.

Urine and blood tests will be conducted at the serology test stage FA2E. The test data from the urine automatic analyzer 2b, automatic blood cell counter 2d, and serology test stage fa2e are input into the computer main body 3 in correspondence with the consultation number by the staff B operating the CRT console 1b, and then Test data from the analyzer 2c is directly input into the computer main body 3.

In the ultrasound room, ultrasound examinations are performed using ultrasound diagnostic equipment 2f, and in the next chest imaging room and X-TV room, chest and back imaging are performed using X-ray imaging equipment 2g and X4ITV equipment 2h. . Then, the staff member C operates the CRT console 1c to input the image or the interpretation result into the computer main body 3 in correspondence with the consultation number.

Next, after drinking sugar, they head to the next room, where they measure their visual acuity using an eye meter 21, their height and weight using an automatic height and weight scale 2j, and measure their blood pressure using an automatic blood pressure monitor 2k. A pulmonary function test is performed in the room using the pulmonary function testing device 2g. After this, you will enter a hearing test room and your hearing will be measured using an automatic audiometer 2m. The test data for each of the above visual acuity and hearing measurements will be sent to the CRT by the staff in charge.
By operating the console 1d, the consultation number is input into the computer main body 3 in correspondence with the consultation number.

Next, the examinee enters the electrocardiogram room, where an electrocardiogram test is performed by the automatic electrocardiogram analyzer 2n, and the test data is directly input into the computer main body 3 in correspondence with the consultation number. In this electrocardiogram room, the examinee is questioned, and the results are input by the staff member E into the cosiputer main body 3 via the mark card reader 1e in correspondence with the consultation number.

Next, a second blood collection is performed in conjunction with the previous sugar intake, and this blood sample is subjected to sugar analysis using the automatic sugar analyzer 2o. Further, a fundus photograph is taken by the fundus photographing device 2p, and the intraocular pressure is measured by the tonometer 2q. #j determination is performed.

If desired, a gynecological examination using a gynecological examination device 2r such as an optical microscope is also performed. Then, the staff member F operates the CR'T console 1f to input the results of the above sugar analysis to gynecological examination into the computer main body 3 in correspondence with the consultation number.

As a result of the above, all of the test items have been completed, and after being looked over in the changing room, the doctor will conduct an interview with reference to the test report, which is not the final one. 1g, the consultation number is input into the computer main body 3 in correspondence with the consultation number.

After the above inspection items are completed, the computer main body 3 outputs a comprehensive inspection report as data output using the printer 4, and a magnetic disk 5a using the consultation number for personal identification as a key index.

File it on a floppy disk 5b, magnetic tape 5c, etc.

In addition, by repeating consultations at regular intervals, each individual's test data is filed, so you can refer to this to understand trends in changes in each test data over time, and use this as a progress chart. It can also be given to the patient along with the day's test report.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) According to the above-mentioned comprehensive health checkup system, various automatic testing devices and computers are combined to provide guidance for health management based on long chronological data of health checkups.・Although it is possible to provide support, regarding daily operations,
The following points have been raised as issues. In other words, if the number of patients exceeds the capacity, if the number of patients is concentrated, or if many of the patients are not accustomed to receiving a medical examination, the next action may be hindered or cannot be understood. For these reasons, multiple patients may get stuck on the examination floor, or they may end up getting the wrong test to take next, which can significantly disrupt the flow of the examination.

Since it can be well anticipated that such problems will occur, traditional solutions include providing guidance at the beginning of the test, indicating the order of the test with signs, and
By placing assistants at key points on the floor, and by displaying a list like the one shown in Figure 7, which monitors the patient's input status, on the screen, a specialized operator can find people who have not been tested and guide them through the testing process. Attempts have also been made to put it on.

However, even if these methods are used alone or in combination, problems still occur.

This is because there is a considerable feeling in the consciousness of the examinee that ``I just have to follow the signs and instructions from the assistant,'' and the examinee himself has a feeling that ``I just have to follow the signs and the instructions from the assistant,'' and the examinee himself has a feeling that ``I should just follow the instructions from the signs and the assistant'', and the examinee himself will not understand the things that have been tested first, the tests that should be taken next, and the things that he has not yet done. One reason is thought to be that the inspection items are not fully understood. this is,"
This is typified by the word ``being swayed.''

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a medical examination card and a comprehensive medical examination system that allow examinations to be carried out smoothly and improve the efficiency of medical examinations.

f Structure of the Invention (Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention has a structure in which the following means are taken to solve the above problems and achieve the objects.

That is, the present invention uses a consultation card that has a recording medium for recording at least the personal identification information of the examinee and also has a part for printing the process of examination/non-examination for each test item. Then, by reading the personal identification information from the recording medium, the patient is personally identified, and at the same time, characters or symbols indicating that the medical examination item has been examined are printed on the printing area of the medical examination card. A comprehensive health checkup system in which a medical examination card reading/recording device capable of performing a medical examination is disposed corresponding to at least a plurality of examination items, and the data read and recorded by the medical examination card reading/recording device is processed as data using at least the personal identification information as an index. The configuration is adopted.

(Function) By taking such measures, patients can insert their examination card into the examination card reading and recording device installed at each examination item and at the reception desk, etc. By referring to the characters or symbols printed on the printed part of the card indicating that the examination items have been examined, it is possible to recognize at a glance the examination items that have already been completed and the examination items that need to be taken in the future.
It can help the inspection run smoothly, and
Since the data read and recorded by the medical examination card reader M revision device is processed using at least the patient's personal identification information as an index, it is possible to efficiently perform changes in individual examination data and aggregation of examination data for a large number of people. As a result, the efficiency of medical examinations can be improved.

(Embodiment) Hereinafter, an embodiment of the medical examination card according to the present invention and a comprehensive medical examination system using the card will be described with reference to the drawings.

Figure m1 is a plan view of one side of the consultation card of this embodiment, Figure 2 is a block diagram of the consultation card reading and recording device (IDCR) used in this embodiment, and Figure 3 is a block diagram of the comprehensive medical examination system. It is.

As shown in FIG. 1, one side of the consultation card of this embodiment is a printing surface on which characters or symbols are printed by the consultation card reading and recording device (IDCR).
It is divided into a personal identification section, a consultation history section, an examination data section, and an examination process section.

Furthermore, a plurality of magnetic recording tracks are provided on the other side (not shown). Then, the name, date of birth, 1st age, etc. are printed on the personal identification section. In the consultation history section, the registration number,
Consultation number, consultation port, number of consultations.

The examination course etc. will be printed. In the test data section, height/weight, visual acuity, lung function, blood pressure, intraocular pressure, etc. are printed as data that will not cause much trouble even if seen by others. For example, "*" is printed in the inspection process section to indicate whether each inspection item has been received. The personal identification section and consultation history section are printed when the consultation card is introduced into the consultation card reading and recording device (IDCR) at the reception desk, and the examination data section is printed when the consultation card is inserted into the consultation card reading and recording device (IDCR) when the examination is completed. IDCR), and the inspection process section is printed every time an inspection item is received.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the consultation card reading and recording device (IDCR) receives the consultation card through a conveyance unit 61, and prints characters and symbols on the print surface of the consultation card through a printing unit 62 and a magnetic recording track. It is designed to be able to be conveyed to a reading storage section 63 for reading out already recorded data and recording new data, and to be discharged, and each element is controlled by a control section 64.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 3, the comprehensive health checkup system of this embodiment includes a medical examination card reading and recording device 6 (6a to 6p) that introduces the medical examination card shown in FIG. They are installed in correspondence with the inspection equipment, and are connected to the computer main body 3 and other terminal equipment. In other words, a medical examination card reading and recording device (IDC) is installed at the reception desk.
R) 6a is installed. A medical examination card reading and recording device (IDCR) 6b is installed in a urine collection room that corresponds to the automatic urine analyzer 2b and collects urine samples for urine analysis. A medical examination card reading and recording device (IDCR) is installed in the blood collection room where blood samples are taken for biochemical analysis, hematology, and serology, and is compatible with the automatic biochemical analyzer 2c, automatic hematology analyzer 2d, and serology test equipment 2e. ) 6c is installed.

An examination card reading and recording device (IDCR) 6d is installed in the ultrasound room that corresponds to the ultrasound diagnostic device 2f and performs ultrasound examinations. A consultation card reading and recording device (IDCR) 6e is installed in the chest photography room that corresponds to the X-ray photography device 2g and performs chest photography. The X-TV room, which is equipped with 2h X-ray television equipment and where back photography is performed, is equipped with an examination card reading and recording device (ID
CR) 6f will be installed.

The rooms for visual acuity measurement, height and weight measurement, and blood pressure measurement are equipped with consultation card reading and recording devices (IDcR) 6g, 6h, which are compatible with visual acuity meter 2i, automatic height and weight scale 2j, and automatic blood pressure monitor 2k.
6i will be installed. The room where pulmonary function tests are carried out is equipped with an examination card reading and recording device (IDC), which is compatible with the pulmonary function testing device 2g.
R) 6i is installed. The hearing test room, which is equipped with a 2m automatic hearing needle and conducts hearing tests, is equipped with an examination card reading and recording device (I).
DCR) 6k will be installed. An examination card reader and recorder (IDCR) 611 is installed in the electrocardiogram examination room, which is compatible with the automatic electrocardiogram analyzer 2m and performs electrocardiogram examinations. A consultation card reading and recording device (IDCR) 6m is installed in a blood collection room that corresponds to the automatic sugar analyzer 2o and collects blood samples for sugar analysis.

This may also be used as a starting point. In correspondence with the fundus photographing device 2p and the tonometer 2q, consultation card reading and recording devices (IDCR) 6n and 6o are installed in the room where fundus photography and intraocular pressure measurement are performed. An examination card reading and recording device (IDCR) 6p is installed in the gynecology examination room where gynecological examinations are performed in correspondence with the gynecological examination device 2.
An example of where to install is shown with *.

According to the consultation card of this embodiment configured as described above,
When the patient receives a reception or each test item, he/she inserts the examination card into the examination card reading/recording device (IDCR) 6 installed at each examination item and at the reception desk, and then prints the information on the printable part of the examination card. By referring to *, which indicates that the patient has undergone the examination, the examinee and the assistant can recognize at a glance the examination items that have already been completed and the examination items that are to be taken in the future. It can help make things happen smoothly.

In addition, data read and recorded by the consultation card reading and recording device (IDCR) 6 can be processed using personal identification information, affiliation, gender, age, etc. as indexes, so it is possible to process changes in individual test data and test data for multiple people. It is possible to efficiently collect data, etc., and as a result, it is possible to improve the efficiency of medical examinations.

Furthermore, the examination data section of the examination card is printed all at once by the examination card reader and recorder (IDCR) when the examination is completed, so that the examination data can be printed out by the examinee without having to view the examination data during the examination. Inspections can be carried out smoothly without having to stand up. Furthermore, it is advantageous because obvious errors in data can be corrected before printing in bulk.

In addition, the consultation card shown in Figure 1 can be made to the size of a commonly used credit card, etc.
You can now carry it with you at all times by putting it in your commuter pass holder, etc.
It can be used for health management, makes it easier to register and register for your next visit, and is also useful in the event of an emergency.

It should be noted that the printed surface of the consultation card may have at least a personal identification section and an examination process section, and a storage medium other than the magnetic recording stripe may be used.

The invention can be modified in various ways without departing from the gist of the invention.

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, the present invention has a recording medium for recording at least the personal identification information of the examinee, and the examination/examination for each examination item.
A medical examination card is used which has a part where the process of the examination not yet examined is printed, and when this medical examination card is introduced, the individual identification information of the examination patient is read from the recording medium, and the relevant examination items are identified. Consultation card reading and recording devices capable of printing characters or symbols indicating that the patient has undergone a medical examination on the printing portion of the consultation card are arranged corresponding to at least a plurality of test items, and these consultation card reading and recording devices are provided. Since the data is processed using at least the personal identification information as an index, the patient can read the reading record of the examination card installed at the reception desk or at the reception desk for each examination item and each examination item. By inserting the consultation card into the device and referring to the characters or symbols printed on the printing area of the consultation card, which indicate that the consultation items have been examined, the examination items that have already been completed and the examination items to be taken in the future can be identified. Since it can be recognized at a glance, it can help the examination run smoothly, and since the data read by the examination card reader and recorder is processed using at least the patient's personal identification information as an index, Changes in individual test data and aggregation of test data for a large number of people can be efficiently performed, and as a result, the efficiency of medical examinations can be improved.

Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a medical examination card and a comprehensive medical examination system that allow examinations to be carried out smoothly and improve the efficiency of medical examinations.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a plan view of one side of an embodiment of a medical examination card according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a block diagram of a medical examination card reading and recording device used in the same embodiment, and Fig. 3 is a general medical checkup in the same embodiment. A block diagram of the system, Figure 4 shows a list of test items, Figure 5 shows an example of the layout of the building where the comprehensive health checkup system is installed, and Figure 6 shows the flow of testing and test data. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a display for explaining the problems of the conventional technology. 1a to 1d...CRT console, 1e...Mark card league, 2a...VTR device, 2b...Urine automatic analyzer, 2C...Automatic biochemical analyzer, 2d...
・Automatic blood cell counter, 2e... Serology test equipment, 2f
...Ultrasound diagnostic device, 2g...X-ray imaging device, 2h
...X-ray TV device, 21...Visibility meter, 2j...Automatic height and weight scale, 2k...Automatic blood pressure monitor, 211...Pulmonary function testing device, 2m...Automatic audiometer, 2n ...Automatic electrocardiogram analyzer, 20...Automatic sugar analyzer, 2p...
Fundus photographing device, 2q... Tonometer, 2... Gynecological examination device, 3... Computer body, 4... Printer, 5a... Magnetic disk, 5b... Floppy disk, 5C . . . Magnetic tape, 6. Examination card reading and recording device (IDCR).

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A medical examination card characterized by having a recording medium for recording at least personal identification information of a medical examinee, and having a part for printing the process of examination/non-examination for each test item. (2) When a medical examination card is introduced which has a recording medium for recording at least the personal identification information of the patient and also has a part for printing the process of examination/non-examination for each test item, A medical examination card reading and recording device capable of personally identifying a medical examinee by reading the personal identification information and printing characters or symbols indicating that the medical examination item has been examined on the printing part of the medical examination card. , arranged corresponding to at least a plurality of examination items, and processing data read and recorded by these examination card reading and recording devices using at least the personal identification information as a key index.