JPH09167187A - Portable terminal for visit nursing support system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily register whether items to be executed at the time of next visit nursing and to easily recognize whether it is executed or not in a portable terminal used in a visit nursing support system. SOLUTION: When a memorandum function is selected from a menu screen, input screens are displayed on a screen. A handwriting image input area 2000 is shown on the screen and an operator can input memorandum by hand writing as an image. When it is necessary to check whether the inputted item is actually executed or not, an execution check box 2014 is tapped. Then, the item of the inputted memorandum is registered as the object of execution checking. When the memorandum is refereed to in visit nursing after next day, a prescribed warning is outputted to the operator when the item being the object of execution checking and not executed yet exists.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a visiting nursing support system and a technique related to the construction of this system.
In particular, it relates to the structure of a memorandum of a mobile terminal used in a home-visit nursing support system.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In medical practice, important items include "treatment" and "diagnosis". Furthermore, "nursing" is also recognized as important in the medical field. Therefore, various types of systems supporting this nursing have been conventionally proposed.

For example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-114596 discloses an example of a nursing management system. A block diagram of the nursing management system shown here is shown in FIG. The purpose of this nursing management system is to input correct and complete data regarding nursing and facilitate the transfer between the day shifter and the night shifter.

As shown in FIG. 19, the portable input device 20 is a small electronic notebook type computer for inputting the name of a nurse, the name of a care recipient, the date and time of nursing, and the content of nursing. Is used for. These input data are once stored in the memory of the portable input device 20, and then are stored in the host computer 1 by optical communication at a predetermined time.
1 is transmitted. The host computer 11 extracts the contact information necessary for the takeover from the above data and puts it together in a table and displays it on the display device 12. Further, these data can be printed by the printer 13.

As described above, the nursing management system disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-114596 is mainly used to facilitate nursing in a hospital or clinic.

[0006] However, in recent years, so-called home-visit nursing has been performed by various organizations for the purpose of nursing for a certain period after leaving the hospital or nursing a patient who is not hospitalized. Therefore, there is a demand for a system that facilitates this so-called home-visit nursing. For example, FIG. 20 shows an example of a home-visit nursing system using a mobile terminal. As shown in FIG. 20, patient data to be visited is first transmitted from a personal computer to a mobile terminal prior to home-visit nursing. This transmission takes place at the nursing station. Next, a visiting nurse carrying the mobile terminal visits the patient's home and inputs the result of nursing, the condition of the patient, etc., to the mobile terminal. After the home-visit nursing is completed, the patient data is transmitted from the mobile terminal to the personal computer at the nursing station. As a result, the patient data in the personal computer is updated. It is said that the system shown here can output desired data immediately by a simple and high-speed search function, and can significantly improve the work efficiency of a nurse.

[0007]

As described above, in the conventional home-visit nursing management system, the patient data is mainly downloaded to the mobile terminal or the patient data input to the mobile terminal is uploaded to the personal computer. This enables centralized management of patient data.

However, a system for supporting nursing while downloading patient data from a personal computer to a mobile terminal or uploading it to a personal computer has the same structure as the conventional support system performed in a hospital. It is a thing.

For example, FIG. 21 shows a nursing management system used in a hospital or clinic. The system shown here is a system including a host computer and a pen input type portable terminal for exchanging data with the host computer.

The visiting nursing management system shown in FIG. 20 is such that the terminal of the nursing management system in the hospital shown in FIG. 21 is carried when visiting. However, in actual home-visit nursing care, the nursing work that must be performed for each patient is far more diverse than that for patients in a hospital, and the environment in which the patient is receiving medical care differs greatly for each patient. Also, unlike the in-hospital system, the interval of home-visit nursing is generally long (once every few days, once every few weeks, etc.), so items to be sent between nurses and check items are extremely complicated. Tend to be next door. Therefore, a system having a finely-tuned function for further supporting home-visit nursing is desired.

Particularly, in home-visit nursing care, it is necessary to surely convey the nursing care to be performed for each patient to the nurse who will perform the next home-visit nursing care. There is a strong demand for a mechanism that can reliably transmit such so-called items to be sent.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and provides an excellent home-visit nursing support system for performing more efficient and smooth home-visit nursing, and a technique related thereto. The present invention aims to provide the following mobile terminal.

That is, in the mobile terminal used in the home-visit nursing support system, the memorandum function capable of easily registering the matters to be carried out at the next home-visit nursing and confirming whether or not the matters have been carried out can be easily confirmed. It is an object of the invention to provide

[0014]

In order to solve the above problems, the first aspect of the present invention is used in a home-visit nursing support system, and a predetermined item is registered in a memorandum in a portable terminal carried by a nurse at a patient's home. Registration screen display means and reference screen display means for displaying and referring to the contents registered in the memorandum, and the registration screen display means includes one or more input fields for inputting predetermined items to be registered, A display including a check attribute setting column provided corresponding to each of the input columns is performed, and the check attribute setting column has a predetermined item input to the input column corresponding to the check attribute setting column if it is not executed in the future. A check attribute indicating that it is necessary to confirm whether or not the execution is completed, which is a field for setting predetermined items in the corresponding input fields, and the reference screen display means is Before One or more content display fields that are provided corresponding to the input fields and that display registered items, and items that are provided corresponding to the content display fields and that are displayed in the content display fields A display including a check attribute display field indicating whether or not the check attribute is set is performed, and when the check attribute display field indicates that the check attribute is set, an operation by an operator is performed. The mobile terminal for a home-nursing support system is characterized in that it can indicate that the execution of the corresponding item has been completed.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the second aspect of the present invention is that the check attribute display column is that the check attribute is set for the items displayed in the display column. It is a mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system according to the first aspect of the present invention, wherein the color is changed and displayed.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the third aspect of the present invention is that the check attribute display column is that the check attribute is set for the items displayed in the display column. The mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system according to the first or second aspect of the present invention is characterized by displaying a message indicating that the implementation is required.

In order to solve the above problems, the fourth aspect of the present invention is used in a home-visit nursing support system, and a portable terminal for a home-visit nursing support system carried by a nurse to a patient's home,
A registration screen display unit for registering a predetermined item in the memorandum is provided, and the registration screen display unit has one or more input fields for inputting a predetermined item to be registered, and a check provided corresponding to each of the input fields. Display including the attribute setting field,
The check attribute setting column indicates that the predetermined item input to the corresponding input column is a item that must be executed in the future, and that it is necessary to confirm whether or not the execution is completed. Is a column for setting predetermined items in the corresponding input column, and when a check attribute is added, the fact that the check attribute is added is displayed in the check attribute setting column. It is a mobile terminal for home-visit nursing support system.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the fifth aspect of the present invention displays in the check attribute display column that the check attribute has been added by changing the color of the check attribute display column. A mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system according to a fourth aspect of the present invention.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the sixth aspect of the present invention is a wording that the check attribute is added to the check attribute display field, and that the check attribute is added to the check attribute display field. Is a mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system according to the fourth or fifth aspect of the present invention.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a seventh aspect of the present invention is a mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system, which is used in a home-visit nursing support system and is carried by a nurse to a patient's home.
A reference screen display means for displaying and referring to the contents registered in the memorandum, and the reference screen display means includes one or more content display columns for displaying the items registered in the memorandum;
A check attribute display column, which is provided corresponding to the content display column and indicates whether or not the check attribute is set for the items displayed in the content display column, performs a display including the When the operation indicating that the execution of the item displayed in the content display column is completed is performed, the check attribute display column provided corresponding to the item displays that the execution of the item is completed. This is a mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system characterized by:

In order to solve the above problems, the eighth aspect of the present invention provides a check attribute to the memorandum when the operator performs an operation of ending the display of the reference screen displayed by the reference screen display means. If there is an unimplemented item that has not been operated to the effect that the execution of the item has been completed, a warning that the unimplemented item exists in the memorandum is output. A mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system, comprising:

According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the warning means performs a warning indicating that the unimplemented matter is present in the memorandum by displaying a message box on the screen. An eighth aspect of the present invention is a mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system.

In the eighth and ninth aspects of the present invention, a warning is issued when there are unimplemented items, but the warning is output for all the unimplemented items or each date is output. There are two methods, one for each. These two methods are described in detail in the last part of the embodiment.

[0024]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First, an outline of the home-visit nursing system will be described, and then a memorandum configuration in a mobile terminal will be described.

Embodiment 1 Basic Configuration and Basic Operation of Home-visit Nursing Support System FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the home-visit nursing support system and the flow of its operation according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. ing. As shown in FIG. 1, a server 100 that controls the entire visiting nursing support system is provided, for example, in a visiting nursing station or a clinic. The server 100 manages patient data and information on the history of nursing performed on a patient. Further, in response to an operation / request from the outside, patient data and nursing history information managed by the server 100 are output to the outside and used for printing or the like. As a result of this printing or the like, a patient list, a care record list, a follow-up list, etc. can be printed.

This home-visit nursing support system is based on this server 1.
00 and a plurality of mobile terminals 102 that can be connected to the server 100 by LAN or line. The portable terminal 102 is a so-called pen PC, and is configured so that anyone can easily operate it. (Hereinafter L
An example is shown for the case of AN connection. ) First, before performing home-visit nursing, the nurse connects the mobile terminal 102, which should be carried in the home-visit nursing, to the server 100. Then, the patient data (including the information on the nursing history) regarding the patient who is going to perform the home-visit nursing is downloaded from the server 100. This download is provided by the nursing schedule system 10 in order to reduce the administrative burden on the nurse.
The patient data indicated by 4 is automatically selected,
The patient data is downloaded to the mobile terminal 102.

A feature of the present embodiment is that patient data is automatically downloaded according to the schedule without any instruction from a nurse. In addition, the patient data once downloaded is
The non-updating flag is set, and other nurses cannot download, rewrite and update the data. As described above, in the present embodiment, since the update-disabled flag is set after the regular download is performed, the patient data may be updated twice or the data may be erroneously destroyed. Can be made smaller. That is, the program for downloading patient data checks whether or not the updatable flag is set when a request for downloading patient data is made,
If set, it will not allow downloads.

Specifically, in the server 100, a table storing the update flag of the data for each patient is created, and the flag is set by downloading the patient data.

After the patient data is downloaded, the nurse disconnects the mobile terminal from the server 100 and goes to the patient's home for home-visit nursing. At the patient's home, the portable terminal 102 is used to perform predetermined nursing and keep a record of the nursing, and the portable terminal 102 is used to record the physical condition of the patient (including symptoms of illness).

When the home-visit nursing is completed, the nurse takes the portable terminal 102 on which the nursing records and the physical condition of the patient are recorded.
To the server 100 again. Then, the information newly recorded this time is stored / saved in the server 100.

As described above, the patient data is set with the update-disabled flag. However, when the patient data is uploaded by the nurse who downloads it properly,
The patient data is updated, and at the same time, the non-updateable flag is also cleared. The cancellation of the non-updatable flag is also performed by the patient data upload program.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the patient data, nursing history data, etc. are centrally managed in the server 100 provided in the nursing station or the like, and the patient data required when visiting the patient is provided. Etc. are downloaded to the mobile terminal 102, and this mobile terminal is carried in the patient's house. Therefore, even when handling a large number of patients,
All data can be managed efficiently,
Since necessary patient data is automatically downloaded to the mobile terminal 102 based on the nursing schedule system 104, there is an effect that the management burden on the visitor is significantly reduced. Furthermore, at the patient's home, the nurse inputs the nursing data and the physical condition of the patient to the mobile terminal 102, and by connecting the mobile terminal 102 to the server 100, predetermined nursing performed in the home-visit nursing and It is possible to newly register the physical condition of the patient in the server 100. Further, since the patient data and the like centrally stored in the server 100 can be easily viewed by an external operation, a home-visit nursing support system capable of easily managing the overall home-visit nursing is provided. To be done.

Schedule Management Function for Home- Visit Nursing As described above, in the present home-nursing support system,
Before the nurse departs for home-visit nursing, a predetermined mobile terminal 10
2 was connected to the server 100 via LAN, and patient data was downloaded to the mobile terminal 102 based on the nursing schedule. A flowchart showing the detailed operation of downloading the patient data is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, it is necessary to set the visit schedule or change the visit schedule in steps ST2-1 and ST2-2.
At any time, it will be carried out as needed. In this way, the schedule file representing the created visit schedule has a structure including the date and time and the patient name, as the structure is shown in the tabular portion of FIG. Although not shown in this table, the name of the visiting nurse for the patient is also recorded in the schedule file. Although the nursing schedule system 104 that manages such a schedule file is described as being configured separately from the server 100 in FIG. 1, the nursing schedule system 104 is a function inside the server 100. Realization is also suitable. Whichever configuration is adopted, the server 1
00 downloads predetermined patient data to the mobile terminal 102 based on the contents of the schedule file (see FIG. 2) managed by the nursing schedule system 104.

Next, the manner in which patient data regarding home-visit nursing on August 1, 1995 is downloaded will be described. First, in step ST2-3, the pen PC which is the mobile terminal 102 is LAN-connected to the server 100 to start up the mobile terminal 102. Then, the nurse tries to download the patient data of the patient who is going to visit today (August 1, 1995) from the server 100.

Then, the server 100 operates the mobile terminal 102.
The patient search process is started based on the download request from. At this time, the download operation differs depending on whether or not the nursing schedule function is operating. Step S
In T2-5, a check is made as to whether or not the schedule function is operating. If the schedule function is not operating, the patient data to be downloaded is selected manually by the nurse.

On the other hand, when the schedule function is operating, the nurse inputs the range of the schedule to be downloaded in step ST2-6. This input is, for example, 4 days from August 1, 1995, that is, 8
The nurse inputs from the mobile terminal 102 as before the 4th of a month.

Then, the server 100 refers to the contents of the schedule file managed by the nursing schedule system 104, and determines the patient name to be visited by this nurse from August 1, 1995 to August 4, 1995. Extract. For example, based on the schedule file shown in FIG. 2, there are three patients, A, B, and C. The server 100 sends these three patient names A, B, C to the mobile terminal 102,
Prompt the nurse for confirmation. (Step ST2-7).

Now, the nurse looks at the displayed patient name and determines whether or not addition / deletion is necessary. This is to respond promptly when there is a sudden request from the patient and the need for home-visit nursing care or when the patient suddenly visits the hospital. When the nurse determines that it is not necessary to add or delete the patient in step ST2-8, the patient data of the patient corresponding to the patient name currently selected in step ST2-9 is transferred from the server 100 to the mobile terminal 102. Downloaded to. This data is commonly referred to as the patient master. That is, as schematically shown in FIG. 2, patient data of a predetermined patient, nursing history information, etc. are downloaded from the file of the patient master on the server side to the patient master of the pen PC which is the mobile terminal 102. -ing

On the other hand, when the nurse determines in step ST2-8 that the patient needs to be added, the nurse inputs the patient name in step ST2-10 to retrieve the patient data. Is done. In addition, in the home-visit nursing care support system, since the name of the patient is searched by the kana name matching search, the nurse inputs the name of the patient. Incidentally, this step ST2-10
This process is also performed when it is determined in step ST2-5 that the schedule function is not operating. That is, when the nursing schedule system 104 is not functioning, all the names of patients to be visited are input by the nurse.

On the contrary, when the nurse determines in step ST2-8 that the patient needs to be deleted, the deletion process is performed in step ST2-11. This deletion process is a process in which the server 100 removes a predetermined patient name from the target patient candidates in response to a deletion request input by the nurse on the mobile terminal 102.

In either case of step ST2-10 or step ST2-11, the list of patient names after addition / deletion is sent again from the server 100 to the mobile terminal 102, and the name of the target patient is Mobile terminal 1
Displayed to the nurse at 02. As a result, in step ST2-12, the confirmation of the patient who is the target of the home-visit nursing is performed again by the nurse. And
As a result of this confirmation, it is determined again in step ST2-8 whether the addition or deletion of the patient is necessary or not, and the same processing as the above processing is performed again.

As described above, in the home-visit nursing system of this embodiment, as a general rule, each operator (nurse) operating each mobile terminal 102 does not specify the patient name by himself / herself to download the data. The patient data is automatically downloaded, so to speak, according to a predetermined nursing schedule. Therefore, the work before leaving for home-visit nursing can be simplified, which contributes to reducing the administrative burden on the nurse. Of course, in the case of a sudden schedule change and the like, the nurse can add or delete the patient name as described above, so that it is possible to deal flexibly.

Embodiment 2 Input of handwritten data and memorandum function Input of handwritten data In the mobile terminal of the home-visit nursing support system according to the present embodiment, not only data such as letters and numbers but also atypical data is handled. It is also possible. As such an application, for example, the inside of the patient's home, the surroundings of the home, and the like can be managed as handwritten data.

FIG. 3 shows an example in which a sketch of a house is input by hand using the portable terminal according to this embodiment. This mobile terminal is provided with a so-called pressure-sensitive transparent sheet on the liquid crystal together with the liquid crystal display screen, and it is possible to capture the locus traced on the pressure-sensitive sheet with a predetermined stylus pen as digital data.
Inputting handwritten data using such a configuration is widely known in the field of pen-input computers. As shown in Fig. 3, the floor plan of this house is, for example, 6 tatami mats for a Japanese-style room and 4. It is entered by filling in 5 tatami mats, kitchen, toilet, bathroom, etc.

Further, in the present embodiment, the names of important points for the actions of physically handicapped persons and the elderly are listed near the portion where the sketch is drawn in advance. In this way, since the points to be noted when drawing the sketch are listed in advance, it is possible to prevent forgetting these places when writing the sketch. These important places may be, for example, steps or stairs, as shown in FIG. In addition, water supply, gas, outlets, etc. can be considered important from the viewpoint of nursing.

Further, a feature of this mobile terminal is that the operator can freely input, for example, a symbol (icon) representing a step by handwriting. Similarly, for the stairs, the water supply, etc., the operator can easily input the pictograms (icons) that he / she can easily understand, thereby further reducing the labor for drawing the sketch. Thus, by simply displaying the names of important places and their pictograms (icons), it is possible to draw the attention of the operator who enters the sketch and complete the sketch that is more useful for nursing. In addition, it is also preferable that, when specifically drawing a sketch, an icon input by handwriting can be copied to an arbitrary place by operating a stylus pen. By thus enabling the icon once input to be copied to any place on the sketch, the labor for drawing the sketch will be further reduced.

Further, in FIG. 3, the names of five places from the step to the outlet are shown as the default values of the system, but the places and the icons which the operator thinks are important are set in advance in the system. It is also possible to register. For example, by registering items such as air conditioners and heaters that are considered to be important for health management under the gas and outlets shown by default, users can enter information such as air conditioners and heaters when drawing a sketch. You can prevent forgetting. Of course, it is possible for the operator to freely set and input the icons corresponding to these air conditioners and heaters so that the operator can easily understand them.

As described above, in the present embodiment, since the name of the place (or object) and the icon thereof which are important when inputting the handwritten data are displayed, the input of the handwritten data can be made more accurate. It is possible to

The input by handwritten data is not limited to the sketch of the house, and it is also preferable to input data such as the environment around the house. FIG. 4 shows an example of the case where the environment around the home is input by handwriting in this way.
Even in the case of inputting the home environment in this way, it is desirable to display in advance the names of important places and the icons representing the names, as in the case shown in FIG. In the example shown in FIG. 4, names of places that are considered to be important for home-visit nursing care, such as homes, slopes, and stairs, and icons corresponding to the names are displayed. Of course, similarly to the example shown in FIG. 3, these icons can be freely set in a shape that the operator can easily understand.

Memorandum of Reminder The memorandum , which is a characteristic function of the present embodiment, will be described below.

Embodiment 3 The input of handwritten data is not limited to the drawing around the house, but can be used for inputting other atypical data.
By utilizing such a feature of inputting handwritten data, a memorandum function using handwritten data input is realized in the present embodiment.

FIG. 5 shows a memorandum screen according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 5, for example, three columns are prepared for inputting handwritten data.
The memorandum according to the present embodiment includes a check button 200 and a clear button 202 for each input field of handwritten data.

An explanatory view showing the function of the check button 200 is shown in FIG. FIG. 6A shows an explanatory diagram showing the state of the check buttons when inputting a memorandum. As shown in FIG. 6A, the check button 200 is initially in a blank state, and when predetermined handwritten data is input, a message such as “Tap here when changing the attribute” is output. It At that time, when the check button 200 is tapped with a stylus pen or the like, the letters "check" and a rectangular check box appear on the check button 200. In this state, it means that the execution monitoring state has been entered in this memorandum. Although it is not clear from the figure, in order to make it clear visually that the execution monitoring state has been entered, the check button 2
It is desirable to change the color of 00 (for example, pink). Further, the clear button 202 is a button for collectively clearing the contents of the field for inputting handwritten input data. And the same check button 200 again
Tap to return to the white blank state again and cancel the execution monitoring state.

On the other hand, in the screen for referring to the memorandum (FIG. 6 (b)), in the execution monitoring state, the check button 200 displays a check box and the characters "check". When the execution is completed, tap this check button 200 to check
The character inside 0 changes to "completed", and an X is added to the check box inside. Although it is not clear from the figure, in the state where “Completed” appears, a color (for example, red) is also attached to the check button 200 in order to clarify the change.

Also in this reference screen, if the check button 200 displayed as "Completed" is tapped with the stylus pen again, the pink state in which the character "Check" is displayed is restored.

As described above, in the memorandum according to the present embodiment, handwritten input data can be input. Then, regarding a matter that must be done, a memorandum that can monitor its execution can be configured.

Fourth Embodiment The memorandum function according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described below. The memorandum function described below is a function on the mobile terminal used in the home-visit nursing support system as in the third embodiment. Then, it is a function for the staff in charge to register the matters to be transmitted to the staff (nurse) who will perform the next home-visit nursing care as a memo so that the staff in charge can refer to them at the visiting place.

As will be described below, the memorandum according to the fourth embodiment has two types of screens, an input screen and a reference screen. There are three handwriting image input areas on each screen, and on the input screen, an image directly input to the handwriting image input area can be registered with a stylus pen or the like. And this image is saved as a memorandum of the day.

The state of the memorandum input screen according to the fourth embodiment is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 7, the handwriting image input area 100 is displayed on this input screen.
0 is provided in three columns. In this embodiment, three handwriting image input areas 1000 are provided, but it is also preferable to provide four or more handwriting image input areas 1000 by allowing scrolling of the screen, for example.

For each handwriting image input area 1000,
The operator inputs a memo by hand using a stylus pen or the like. The entered memo is registered as an image in the memorandum.

When it is desired to delete the entered memorandum, the eraser button 100 shown at the lower right of the explanatory diagram of FIG. 7 is displayed.
Tap 2. Then, the cursor changes to the shape of an eraser, and the image can be partially erased by tracing the image using the cursor. This is shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a screen when the eraser button 1002 is tapped from the state of FIG. Eraser button 1 as shown in FIG.
When 002 is tapped, an eraser cursor 1004 is displayed in the handwriting image input area 1000. When the eraser cursor 1004 is displayed as shown in FIG. 8 to return to the handwriting input again, the pencil button 100
Tap 6. Then, the state of the screen as shown in FIG. 7 is returned from FIG. 8 again, and the handwriting can be continuously input.

When erasing the entire predetermined handwriting image input area 1000, the handwriting clear button 1008 provided on the right side of each handwriting image input area is tapped.

Note that this input screen is provided with a registration button 1010 for registering the input handwriting image as a memorandum as shown in FIG. Also,
A menu button 1012 for interrupting the input process and returning to the menu screen is also provided (see FIGS. 7 and 8).

Input of Execution Check As shown in FIGS. 7 and 9, an execution check box 1014 is provided on the right side of each of the three handwriting image input areas 1000. This implementation check box 1014 specifies whether or not this memorandum is to be subject to implementation check at the time of the next home-visit nursing care or the like. The execution check is to inspect whether or not the items entered in the handwriting image input area 1000 have been executed.

By tapping the implementation check box 1014, the memorandum entered in the handwriting image input area 1000 becomes the target of the implementation check at the next home-visit nursing. When the target of the implementation check is displayed, the color of the implementation check box 1014 is changed to, for example, red to display that the target has been selected. Further, the text "Next implementation required" is displayed in the implementation check box 1014. This state is shown in the explanatory view of FIG. In FIG. 9, the check box 10 is hatched instead of red for convenience of drawing.
14 is shown.

When the memorandum to be checked for execution is excluded from the targets for execution check, the execution check box 1014 is tapped again. When the execution check box 1014 is tapped again, a message box 1016 for removing the execution check is displayed.
The manner in which the message box 1016 is displayed is shown in the explanatory view of FIG. As shown in FIG. 10, the message box 1016 displays a message "O
The "K" button is displayed. From the state of the drawing shown in FIG. 10, the operator selects the message box 101
By tapping the "OK" button of No. 6, "Next implementation required" displayed in the implementation check box 1014
Check box 101
Change the display color of 4 to white. In this way, the display color of the execution check box 1014 becomes white, so that the state returns to the same state as in FIG. 7 described above.

As described above, according to the memorandum according to the fourth embodiment, it is possible to manually input the memorandum as image data with a stylus pen or the like.
This memorandum can be used as a mere memo, but if the setting is made that the target of the implementation check at the next home-visit nursing care (tap the implementation check box 1014), the implementation check at the next home-visit nursing is performed. By performing, it is possible to easily confirm the unimplemented items.

Reference to Memorandum Data In FIGS. 7 to 10 described above, the operation of inputting a memorandum and setting whether or not to perform an implementation check on the contents thereof has been described. The operation of the reference screen for confirming the contents of the memorandum will be described below.

On the memorandum reference screen, the contents of the entered memorandum are confirmed, and when the contents shown therein are carried out, "completed" is set. Regarding the contents of the memorandum in which this completed is input, it is judged that the execution has been performed, and the operator is warned that there are unexecuted items for the items for which the completed information has not been input. Is possible.

An explanatory diagram showing an example of the reference screen is shown in FIG. On this reference screen, like the input screen, three handwriting image display areas 2000 are provided.
Further, in each handwriting image display area 2000, an execution check box 2014 is provided.
Further, as shown in FIG. 11, after inputting “completed”, a registration button 2010 for registering the contents thereof is displayed.
Then, a menu button 2012 for invalidating the input executed data and returning to the menu screen is provided.

In the reference screen shown in FIG. 11, as in the input screen, the memorandum of items to be checked for execution is displayed in the handwriting image display area 2000.
The implementation check box provided corresponding to is displayed in red. Further, as shown in FIG. 11, the execution check box is not only changed in color, but also "Next execution is required" is displayed on the box. As described above, since the color of the execution check box is changed and the characters are displayed, it is easy to recognize that the items registered in the handwriting image display area 2000 are targets of the execution check.

When the item of the memorandum that is the target of the implementation check is carried out, the operator taps the implementation check box on the reference screen of the memorandum. This tap is an operation for inputting that it has been performed. When the execution check box 2014 is tapped on the reference screen, the execution check box 2014 that has been displayed in red until now is displayed in white, and an X mark is added in the execution check box. On the execution check box 2014, the characters “executed” are displayed. As described above, an example in which the color of the execution check box is changed by tapping the execution check box and the "executed" character is displayed is shown in the explanatory diagram of FIG. In this way, it is possible to input data that has been executed with respect to the contents of the memorandum. In the case of canceling the input of the data indicating that the execution has been completed, the operator taps the execution check box 2014 again. By this tap,
It returns to the state shown in FIG. 11 again, and returns to the state in which the executed data is not input. That is, the display of the execution check box 2014 becomes red again, and the characters “Next execution required” are displayed on the execution check box 2014.

When the registration button 2010 is tapped on the screen for referring to the memorandum, the execution check box 20
The completed data input by tapping 14 is saved in the file.

The characteristic feature of the fourth embodiment is that
When saving this file, check all the memorandum items that are subject to implementation check, and if the data that has been implemented is not entered, that is, if the items of the memorandum that have not been implemented remain, The date on which the item is registered is displayed in the message box 2016, and the operator is notified that there is an unimplemented item.
An example in which such a message box 2016 is displayed on the screen is shown in the explanatory view of FIG. This figure 1
As shown in FIG. 3, the message box 2016 displaying that there is an unimplemented item is provided with an OK button and a cancel button. The operator taps the cancel button in this message box 2016 in order to carry out the unimplemented items and to input the data “completed”. Then, the screen returns to the reference screen shown in FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 again, and it becomes possible to input the already executed data. The operator taps the registration button 2010 after performing the items to be performed and inputting the performed data on the reference screen (FIG. 11 or 12). As a result, the execution check does not detect any unimplemented items, and the file is automatically registered.

On the other hand, even when the message box 2016 indicating the unimplementation as shown in FIG. 13 is displayed, if the unimplemented items may be unimplemented, the OK button is pressed. Tap. By tapping this OK button, it is inspected whether or not there are other unimplemented items, a message box 2016 is displayed for all the unimplemented items, and it is confirmed that the items have not been implemented. In FIG. 13, when the OK button is pressed on the message box 2016, and when there are no other unimplemented items, the registration operation to the file is performed quickly.

Concept of Memorandum File A conceptual diagram showing the contents of the memorandum file is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 14, the memorandum file has data for each date. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 14, three pieces of data can be registered as the memorandum data. This memorandum data is specifically two-dimensional image data. In the conceptual diagram in FIG. 14, the memorandum data 1, the memorandum data 2, and the memorandum data 3 are represented as data of the same size, but in reality, the length is an image that is concretely input by image compression. It changes depending on the content of the data. For example, when the number of characters input by handwriting is small, it is possible to perform compression with a high compression rate and the size of the memorandum data becomes small.

Further, as shown in the conceptual diagram of FIG. 14, the memorandum data 1, 2, and 3 indicate whether or not the memorandum data 1 and 2 are to be subjected to execution check. Two flags are provided. Regarding the items of the memorandum data for which the flag of "execution check" is set, it is checked whether or not they have been executed when the file is registered, and if they have not been executed, the items shown in FIG. The message box 2016 as described above is displayed to call attention to the operator.

The memorandum file according to the fourth embodiment stores three items of memorandum data for each date.
A flag indicating whether or not the implementation check is targeted for each item,
And a flag indicating whether or not it has been carried out. As shown in FIG. 14, a flag of “executed” is set for an item that has been executed, and an “unexecuted” flag is set for an item that has not been executed yet. In addition,
The flag of “executed” or “not executed” is set only for the item for which the flag of “execution check” is set and is a target of execution check.

For example, the memorandum data 1 on June 10 is the target of the implementation check, and the implementation has already been completed. The items in the memorandum data 2 on June 10 are subject to the implementation check, and the contents have not been implemented yet. Furthermore, the items in the memorandum data 3 are not the target of the implementation check. That is, the memorandum data 3 is used as a mere memo, and therefore, flags such as “completed” and “not executed” are not set.

In the memorandum according to the fourth embodiment,
To check the implementation, click the register button 2 from the screen that refers to the memorandum.
It is done when you tap 010. After this execution check is completed, the file is actually registered.

As a concrete method of the implementation check, if the date before today's date is searched, and there is an unimplemented item, the date and message of the item are displayed in a message box 2016 (see FIG. It is executed by displaying in (13). For example, in the example shown in FIG. 14, the items of the memorandum data 2 on June 10 and the items of the memorandum data 1 on July 1 are set to be unexecuted. Therefore, first, regarding the matter on June 10, a message box 2016 indicating that it has not been executed is displayed, and it is determined by the button input by the operator whether or not the data registration on June 10 should be performed. The data for June 17 and June 24 will be registered as they are.

Next, for July 1, memorandum data 1
Message box 2 indicating that there is data that has not been implemented on July 1 because "Not implemented" is set for the item
016 is displayed (see FIG. 13). Subsequent actions are 6
The operation is the same as that of the message box 2016 on the 10th of the month, and the message box 2016 is also displayed on the 8th of July. In the memorandum function according to the fourth embodiment, the data of today's date is excluded from the target of the implementation check. Therefore, with respect to the memorandum data 1 input today, even if the flag of "execution check" is set, the message box 2016 is not displayed for the items of the memorandum today. The memorandum function according to the fourth embodiment is to check the execution of the function to be executed after the next day.

File Structure of Memorandum FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram illustrating the structure of a memorandum file in which data of the memorandum function according to the fourth embodiment is stored. This memorandum file 2020 is
As shown in FIG. 15, it is a file having key items of a person requiring assistance (patient) ID, a visit date, and an index. The index is a number that takes "0", "1" or "2", and specifically, this represents the number of the memorandum registered on that day. As described above with reference to FIG. 7 and the like, since three memorandums can be registered per day, the index specifies which memorandum data of the three memorandums.

As shown in FIG. 15, the memorandum data includes "reminder check", "implementation check", and "update flag". Furthermore, each item has handwritten image data. The handwriting image data stores image data input by the operator in the handwriting image input area 1000 with a stylus pen or the like.

"Reminder check" is a flag for determining whether or not the item of the memorandum is subject to the implementation check, and when this value is "0", it is not subject to the implementation check. However, when this value is “1”, it means that the implementation check is to be performed. Further, "implementation check" is a flag indicating whether or not the item has been implemented, and when the value is "0", it means that the item has not been implemented yet, that is, it has not been implemented. When the value is "1", it means that it has already been executed. Further, the "update flag" is a flag indicating whether or not to send the memorandum input on the mobile terminal to a server connected by LAN connection or the like. This update flag is
This means whether or not it is necessary to return the memorandum data to the server when the mobile terminal is used for a home-visit nursing support system or the like. Specifically, when the flag is "0", it means that the memorandum data is not transmitted, and when the flag is "1", it means that the memorandum data is transmitted.

FIG. 16 shows a data structure including a memorandum table created in the memory of the portable terminal.

In the memory of the portable terminal, as shown in FIG. 16 (1), the ID of the person requiring assistance (patient) and the visit date, which is today's date, are stored. These two items are items that have been input in advance on the menu screen displayed when the mobile terminal is started up, and are items that are used as key items together with the index in the memorandum function.

When data is newly input to the memorandum, that is, on the input screen, a memorandum table as shown in FIG. 16B is constructed in the memory. FIG.
As shown in (2), this table has the same format as the data of the memorandum file 2020, and is configured so that only the memorandum items corresponding to the visit date can be recorded. In the fourth embodiment, since three items of data can be input as the items of the memorandum for one day,
As shown in FIG. 16 (2), a table having three pieces of data is configured to input three handwriting images.

Each record of this memorandum table includes the same items as the memorandum file 2020, and their meanings are also the same. Note that in FIG. 16 (2), it is explained that the data of the handwriting image is located immediately after the update flag, but since the data amount of this handwriting image depends on the content of the handwritten input, it is actually This handwriting image is developed in other parts of the memory. However, this is only done for the convenience of memory operation,
As a memorandum function, a table is developed on the memory in a form as shown in FIG. 16 (2).

FIG. 16 (3) shows the contents of the memorandum table when referring to the memorandum items. Specifically, when the reference screens as shown in FIGS. 11, 12, and 13 are displayed, the memory of the mobile terminal is displayed as shown in FIG. 16 (3). That table is expanded. This memorandum table includes a past memorandum table unlike FIG. 16 (2). That is, this memorandum table is expanded on the memory read from the memorandum file 2020.

The memorandum file 2020 as described above.
The input operation of the memorandum and the reference operation of the memorandum will be described based on the structure of the above, and the structure of the memorandum table expanded on the memory when the input screen and the reference screen are displayed, based on a flowchart.

First, FIG. 17 shows a flowchart showing the operation when the memorandum data is input from the memorandum input screen.

First, when the operator selects the memorandum input screen on the menu screen, step S in FIG.
The processing shifts to T30-1, and the input screen is displayed. In this screen display, the memory (Fig. 16 (1)
The memorandum data of that date is read out from the memorandum file 2020 using the ID of the person requiring assistance and the visit date stored in (See Reference) as key items. And FIG. 16 (2)
The memorandum table as shown in is developed in the memory. On the other hand, an input screen as shown in FIG. 9 is displayed on the screen, and the operator can input a memorandum by hand into the handwritten image data input area 1000 using a stylus pen or the like. .

Next, in step ST30-2, specific image data of the memorandum is input, and further data is input as to whether or not the items of the memorandum are to be subjected to implementation check. To be precise, the implementation check box 1014 is tapped only when the implementation check is to be performed, and the target of the implementation check is expressed in a flag. In this step ST30-2, the image of the handbook which is the input memorandum is stored in the memorandum table (see FIG. 16), and when the implementation check data is input, the corresponding memorandum check flag is entered. The value of is set to "1". FIG.
In the example shown in 6 (2), the memorandum item represented by index 0 is the target of the implementation check.
In the memorandum table when the input screen is displayed, all update flag values are "1". This is because the contents of all the memorandum tables need to be transmitted to the server in the visiting nursing support system.

Next, in step ST30-3, the operator taps the registration button to perform the registration work. Specifically, this registration operation is to additionally register the memorandum table (see FIG. 16B) configured in the memory in the memorandum file 2020. After this additional registration is completed, the memorandum input screen is closed and the screen returns to the menu screen.

Next, when the reference screen is displayed,
The operation of the memorandum will be described. FIG. 18 shows a flowchart showing the operation when the reference screen is displayed.

First, when the memorandum reference screen is selected from the menu screen, the reference screen is displayed in step ST31-1. In this screen display, the memorandum file 2020 recorded in the hard disk or the like is read out, and the memorandum table is expanded in the memory as shown in FIG. 16C. And
The memorandum of today's date is displayed on the screen. The format of this display is shown in FIGS. The memorandum file 2020 itself contains
Although memorandums for a plurality of patients are recorded, FIG.
Only the memorandum table relating to a predetermined patient is taken out by the ID of the person requiring assistance (patient) as shown in (1), and the memorandum table is expanded in the memory (see FIG. 16 (3)).

Next, after the work such as predetermined nursing is completed, the operator inputs the data of the implementation check for the implemented items. This implementation data is input by the operator tapping the implementation check box 2014 as shown in FIG. Implementation check box 20
When 14 is tapped, the characters “executed” are displayed in the execution check box 2014 as shown in FIG. Then, "1" is set in the "execution check" in FIG. 16 (3).

When the input of all the execution data is completed, the operator taps the registration button 2010 (step ST
31-3).

When the registration button 2010 is tapped, the memorandum file 2 is actually used in the fourth embodiment.
An implementation check is performed before writing to 020. In this implementation check, first, 1 is assigned to the variable i. This variable i represents a date and represents the first table position on a given date.

Next, in step ST31-5, the number of dates in the memorandum (the number stored in the table) stored in the memorandum table (see FIG. 16C) is compared with i. As a result of this comparison, when the number stored in the memorandum table is smaller than i, the process proceeds to step ST31-6, the registration process is performed, and the memorandum reference screen ends.

If the date stored in the memorandum table is greater than or equal to i in step ST31-5, the process proceeds to step ST31-7. In this step ST31-7, 0 is substituted for J. This J represents an index or index from i, and indicates any one of the three items of memorandum within the same date.

Next, in step ST31-8, J and 3 are compared. As a result of this comparison, if J is smaller than 3, the process proceeds to step ST31-9, and if J is equal to or larger than 3, the process proceeds to step ST31-10 described later.

In step ST31-9, it is checked whether or not the items in the i + Jth memorandum table are not yet implemented. Here, i + Jth is the index J on the i-th day.
Represents the matter. If the items in the memorandum have not been carried out, the process proceeds to step ST31-11. If not, the process proceeds to step ST31-12. In step ST31-11, since an unimplemented matter has been detected, an implementation omission message is displayed. The display of this implementation omission message is shown in FIG.
The message box 2016 in FIG. The date in this message box 2016 is acquired by reading it from the memorandum table.

In step ST31-13, the operator manually selects whether to register or cancel, knowing that there is an omission of execution. Specifically, this selection is made by the operator tapping one of the two OK buttons and the cancel button in the message box 2016.

When the operator taps the OK button in step ST31-13, step ST31-
At 14, 3 is substituted for J. After substituting 3 for this J, the process proceeds to step ST31-8, but as a result of the comparison between J and 3 at this step ST31-8,
When the next date is checked and all the dates are checked, the process proceeds to step ST31-6 and the registration process is performed.

When the message box 2016 as shown in FIG. 13 is displayed, step ST
When the operator taps the cancel button in 31-13, the registration process is interrupted and the process shifts to execution check input. This execution check input is specifically step ST31-2 described above.

Now, in step ST31-9, it is checked whether or not each item in the memorandum table is unfulfilled. If the result of this check is not unimplemented, 1 is added to J in step ST31-12. To be done. After this step ST31-12, the processing is the above-mentioned step ST31.
Shifting to -8, this J and 3 are compared.

By repeating the above processing,
When there are a plurality of unimplemented memorandum items, a message box 2016 is displayed for each unimplemented item.
Is displayed. Then, the registration process in step ST31-6 is performed only when the operator presses the OK button for all the message boxes 2016, and when even one of the cancel buttons is pressed, the screen shifts to the reference screen again and is executed. Check input is performed (step ST31-
2).

Note that in the flowchart shown in FIG. 18, the registration processing is collectively performed for the memorandum data of all dates, but it is possible to select whether or not to register for each date of the memorandum data. It is also preferable to set as follows. In this case, even if the operator taps Cancel on the message box 2016 in FIG. 13, only the data of the memorandum of that date is not registered, and the other completed is input. It is also possible to perform a registration process for the memorandum item.

[0111]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, since it is possible to easily manage the matters to be executed, it is possible to obtain the home-visit nursing support system that does not forget to execute the matters to be cared for. .

According to the second and third aspects of the present invention, it is possible to realize a home-visit nursing support system capable of easily grasping whether or not a check attribute is added.

According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, since it is possible to confirm that the check attribute has been added, it is possible to realize a home-visit nursing support system in which the check attribute can be easily grasped.

According to the fifth and sixth aspects of the present invention, it is possible to realize a home-visit nursing care support system in which it is easy to confirm that a check attribute has been given and the check attribute can be easily grasped.

According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, since it is possible to confirm that the implementation has been completed, it is possible to realize a home-visit nursing support system that can easily confirm the implementation.

According to the eighth aspect of the present invention, since a warning is output when there are unimplemented items, a home-visit nursing support system that can prevent unimplemented items that need to be implemented is provided. It is feasible.

According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, since the warning is displayed in the message box, the operator can easily confirm the warning.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration of a home-visit nursing support system that represents a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a detailed operation of downloading patient data.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram when a sketch of a house is input by handwriting.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram in a case where a sketch of the surroundings of the home is input by handwriting.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a state of a memorandum screen according to the present embodiment.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a function of a check button.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of a memorandum input screen according to the present embodiment.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram when an eraser cursor is displayed on the memorandum input screen.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the execution check box is tapped on the memorandum input screen.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a state of a screen when the implementation check box is tapped again on the input surface of the memorandum to remove the implementation check target.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a memorandum reference screen.

FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which an implementation check box 2014 is tapped on the memorandum reference screen and data that has been implemented is input.

FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a state of a screen when an unexecuted memorandum item is detected when the execution check is performed by pressing the register button on the memorandum reference screen.

FIG. 14 is a conceptual diagram showing the contents of a memorandum file.

FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing a specific configuration of a memorandum file.

FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration of a memorandum table expanded on a memory when the memorandum function is activated.

FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing an operation flow when inputting data such as a memorandum item and whether or not to carry out an implementation check from a memorandum input screen.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing the flow of the operation check operation when the operation check is input and registered on the memorandum reference screen.

FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional nursing management system.

FIG. 20 is an explanatory diagram of a system of home-visit nursing care plan software.

FIG. 21 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional nursing management system.

[Explanation of symbols]

100 server, 102 mobile terminal, 104 nursing schedule system, 200 check button, 202
Clear button, 1000 handwriting image input area, 100
2 eraser button, 1004 eraser cursor, 1
006 pencil button, 1008 handwriting clear button,
1010 registration button, 1012 menu button, 1
014 check box, 2000 handwriting image display area, 2010 registration button, 2012 menu button, 2014 check box, 2016
Implementation omission message box, 2020 memorandum file.

Front Page Continuation (72) Inventor Seiji Seiji Marunouchi 2-3-3, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Sanryo Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Mari Mochizuki 2-3-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Sanryo Denki (72) Inventor Yoshiko Ono 2-3-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Sanryo Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Tokio Arai 2-3-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Sanryo Electric Co., Ltd. In-house (72) Inventor Chie Sekine Marunouchi 2-3-3, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Sanryo Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Misa Sugimura 2-3-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Sanryo Electric Co., Ltd.

Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. A mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing care support system, which is used in a home-visit nursing care support system and is carried in a patient's home, displays registration screen display means for registering predetermined items in the memorandum, and displays contents registered in the memorandum. A reference screen display unit for referencing, wherein the registration screen display unit includes one or more input fields for inputting predetermined items to be registered, and a check attribute setting field provided corresponding to each of the input fields. It is necessary to confirm whether or not the check attribute setting field is a matter that the predetermined item corresponding to the input field corresponding to the check attribute setting field must be executed in the future and the execution is completed. Is a field for setting a check attribute indicating that there is a predetermined item in the corresponding input field, and the reference screen display means is provided corresponding to the input field, and is registered. One or more content display fields for displaying the displayed items and the content display fields are provided so as to correspond to the content display fields and indicate whether or not the check attribute is set for the items displayed in the content display fields. A display including a check attribute display field is performed, and when the check attribute display field indicates that the check attribute is set, it indicates that execution of the corresponding item has been completed by a predetermined operation. A mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system, which is characterized in that 2. The check attribute display field displays that the check attributes are set for the items displayed in the display field by changing the color of the check attribute display field. The mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system according to claim 1. 3. The check attribute display field displays a message indicating that a check attribute is set for the item displayed in the display field, and a message indicating that the check attribute display field requires implementation. The mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein 4. A mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing care support system, which is used in a home-visit nursing care support system and is carried in a patient's home, including registration screen display means for registering predetermined items in a memorandum. A display including one or more input fields for inputting predetermined items to be entered and a check attribute setting field provided corresponding to each of the input fields is performed, and the check attribute setting field is the input corresponding to the check attribute setting field. A check attribute indicating that the predetermined item entered in the field is a matter that must be executed in the future and it is necessary to confirm whether or not the execution has been completed, with respect to the predetermined item in the corresponding input field. And a check attribute is added to the check attribute setting field, the check attribute setting field is displayed in the check attribute setting field. Use a mobile terminal. 5. The home-visit nursing support system according to claim 4, wherein the check attribute setting field indicates that the check attribute is assigned by changing the color of the check attribute display field. Mobile terminal. 6. The check attribute setting column indicates that the check attribute has been added by displaying a message indicating that the check attribute has been added in the check attribute display column. The mobile terminal for the visiting nursing support system according to 4 or 5. 7. A reference screen display means for displaying and referring to the content registered in a memorandum in a mobile terminal for a home-visit nursing support system used in a home-visit nursing support system and carried in a patient's home. The display means is provided corresponding to one or more content display fields for displaying the items registered in the memorandum and the content display fields, and the check attribute is set for the items displayed in the content display fields. A display including a check attribute display field that indicates whether the item is displayed or not is provided, and when the operation indicating that the execution of the item displayed in the content display field has been completed is performed, it is provided in response to the item. The mobile terminal for the home-nursing support system is characterized in that the check attribute display column indicating that the execution of the item is completed is displayed. 8. An item to which a check attribute is added to the memorandum when the operation of ending the display of the reference screen displayed by the reference screen display means is performed, and the execution of the item has been completed. The warning means for outputting a warning that the unexecuted item exists in the memorandum when the unexecuted item has not been performed. Mobile terminal for visiting nursing support system. 9. The home-visit nursing care support according to claim 8, wherein the warning means issues a warning that the unimplemented items are present in the memorandum by displaying a message box on the screen. Mobile terminal for system.