JPH1125193A - Portable terminal in visit nursing support system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a portable terminal in a visit nursing support system for improving the display/input of medicine intake information, the display/input of case history information and the input of medical treatment information and for attaining more efficient visit nursing by obtaining detailed information related to respective information. SOLUTION: As to the display/input of medicine intake information for instance, the information of medicine intake contents is extended to three items, e.g. a medicine name, a medicine taking method and others, and required information such as the form of a medicine and the quantity of the medicine is inputted to the item of others. The number of characters to be inputted for a medicine name can be extended correspondingly to a longest medicine name to be used. The number of medicines is practically unlimited and the information of a patient taking many medicines can also be managed. A medicine intake item to be an item for checking whether a certain medicine is correctly taken by a patient or not is also prepared. In addition, information can be rearranged in accordance with the relative information.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a visiting nursing support system, and more particularly, to display a screen at a visiting place based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server for managing nursing data, and input various data in accordance with the screen display. The present invention relates to a mobile terminal in a home-visit nursing support system.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, so-called home nursing has been performed by various organizations for the purpose of nursing for a certain period after leaving a hospital or nursing patients who do not need to be hospitalized. for that reason,
There is a need for a system to make this so-called home-visit nursing smoother.

[0003] As this type of system, a system provided at a nursing station for managing nursing data, and a plurality of mobile terminals that can be connected to the server and carried by a nurse at a patient's home. There is. In such a system, prior to home-visit nursing, nursing data to be visited is first transmitted from the server to the portable terminal. This transmission takes place at the nursing station. Next, a visiting nurse visits the patient's home with this mobile device, and as a result of nursing,
The patient's condition is input to the mobile terminal. Then, after the visiting nursing is completed, the nursing data is transmitted from the portable terminal to the server at the nursing station. Thereby, the nursing data in the server is updated.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing the structure of this type of conventional home-visit nursing support system and the flow of its operation. As shown in FIG. 11, a server 100 for controlling the entire home-visit nursing support system is provided, for example, in a home-visit nursing station or a clinic. The server 100 manages nursing data, information on the history of nursing performed on patients, and the like.

Further, in response to an external operation or request, nursing data and nursing history information managed by the server 100 are output to the outside and provided for printing and the like. As a result of this printing,
A list of patients, a list of results of care, a list of follow-up, and the like can be printed.

The visiting nursing care support system comprises a server 100 and a plurality of portable terminals 102 which can be connected to the server 100 via a LAN or a line. The portable terminal 102 uses a so-called pen PC and is configured to be easily operated by anyone. (Hereinafter, an example is shown for the case of LAN connection.)

[0007] First, before performing the nursing home visit, the nurse connects the portable terminal 102 to be carried out with the nursing home visit to the server 100. Then, nursing data (including nursing history information) relating to the patient who is going to visit home nursing will be stored in the server 1.
Download from 00. In this download, the patient data indicated by the nursing schedule system 104 is automatically selected and the nursing data is downloaded to the portable terminal 102 in order to reduce the management burden on the nurse.

[0008] In this way, nursing data is automatically downloaded according to the schedule without any special instructions from the nurse. Further, the nursing data once downloaded is set with an update-impossible flag, so that other nurses cannot download and update the data by updating it. As described above, once the regular download is performed, the update impossible flag is set, so that the possibility that the nursing data is updated doubly or the data is erroneously destroyed can be reduced.

That is, a program for downloading nursing data examines whether or not a request to download nursing data determines whether or not an update-impossible flag has been set, and if so, does not permit downloading. .

[0010] Specifically, a table storing the update flag of the data for each patient is created in the server 100, and the flag is set by downloading the nursing data.

After the nursing data is downloaded, the nurse disconnects the portable terminal 102 from the server 100 and goes to the patient's home for home-visit nursing. At the patient's home, predetermined nursing is performed using the portable terminal 102, a record thereof is kept, and a record of the patient's physical condition (including illness symptoms) is also made using the portable terminal 102.

[0012] When the home-visit nursing is completed, the nurse enters the portable terminal 102 on which the nursing record and the physical condition of the patient are recorded.
To the server 100 again. Then, the newly recorded information is stored and stored in the server 100.

As described above, the nursing data is set to the non-updateable flag.
The nursing data is updated, and the update impossible flag is also released. The release of the update impossible flag is also performed by uploading nursing data.

As described above, nursing data and nursing history data are managed intensively in the server 100 provided at the nursing station, etc., and necessary nursing data is downloaded to the portable terminal 102 when visiting nursing. Then, the user carries the portable terminal 102 at the patient's house. Therefore, even when a large number of patients are handled, all data can be efficiently managed, and necessary nursing data is automatically downloaded to the portable terminal 102 based on the nursing schedule system 104.

Further, at the patient's home, the nurse inputs nursing data and the physical condition of the patient to the portable terminal 102, and connects the portable terminal 102 to the server 100, so that the prescribed nursing at the home visit can be performed. Also, the patient's physical condition and the like are newly registered in the server 100. Further, the nursing data and the like stored intensively in the server 100 can be viewed by an external operation, whereby the state of the whole home nursing care is managed.

As described above, in the nursing support system, before a nurse leaves for home-visit nursing, a predetermined portable terminal 102 is connected to the server 100 via a LAN, and nursing data is transmitted to the portable terminal 102 based on a nursing schedule. to download. FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing the detailed operation of downloading the nursing data.

As shown in FIG. 12, the setting of the visit schedule and the change of the visit schedule are performed in step ST.
In 2-1 and step ST2-2, the processing is performed as needed. The schedule file representing the visit-to-visit schedule created in this manner has a configuration including a date, a time, and a patient name, as 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.

In FIG. 11, the nursing schedule system 104 for managing such a schedule file has been described as being configured separately from the server 100. Function. In any case, the server 100 stores the schedule file managed by the nursing schedule system 104.
Based on the contents of (see FIG. 12), predetermined nursing data is downloaded to the portable terminal 102.

Next, a description will be given of how nursing data regarding, for example, visiting nursing on August 1, 1995 is downloaded. First, in step ST2-3, a pen PC which is the portable terminal 102 is connected to the server 100 via a LAN, and the portable terminal 102 is started up. Then, the nurse tries to download, from the server 100, nursing data of the patient to be visited today (August 1, 1995).

Then, the server 100 starts a patient search process based on a download request from the portable terminal 102. At this time, the download operation differs depending on whether the nursing schedule function is operating. Step ST
In 2-5, it is checked whether or not the schedule function is operating, and if the schedule function is not operating, nursing data to be downloaded is selected by manual input of a 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 performed, for example, for four days from August 1, 1995, that is, August 1995.
The input is made by the nurse from the portable terminal 102 up to the fourth day of the month.

Then, the server 100 refers to the contents of the schedule file managed by the nursing schedule 104, and extracts the name of the patient scheduled to be visited by the nurse between August 1, 1995 and August 4, 1995. I do. For example, based on the schedule file shown in FIG.
There are three patients, A, B and C. The server 100
The patient's patient names A, B, and C are sent to the portable terminal 102 to prompt the nurse to confirm. (Step ST2-7).

The nurse looks at the displayed patient name and determines whether or not it is necessary to add / delete. The purpose is to promptly respond to a case where a patient's request suddenly necessitates visiting care and a case where a patient suddenly comes to the hospital. If the nurse determines in step ST2-8 that there is no need to add or delete a patient, the nursing data of the patient corresponding to the patient name currently selected in step ST2-9 is sent from the server 100 to the portable terminal 102. Downloaded to This data is generally called a patient master.

That is, as schematically shown in FIG. 12, from the file of the patient master on the server side, the patient master of the pen PC which is the portable terminal 102 has nursing data and nursing history information of a predetermined patient. Is downloaded.

On the other hand, if the nurse determines in step ST2-8 that it is necessary to add a patient, the nurse inputs the patient's name in snub ST2-10 to search for nursing data. Is performed. In this home-visit nursing support system, since the patient's name is searched by a pseudonymous name matching search, the nurse inputs the patient's name.

This step ST2110 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, the names of all patients to be visited are input by the nurse.

Conversely, if the nurse determines in step ST2-8 that the patient needs to be deleted, a deletion process is performed in step ST211. This deletion process is a process in which the server 100 removes a predetermined patient name from candidate target patients in response to a deletion request input by a nurse on the mobile terminal 102.

In either the 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 portable terminal 102, and the name of the target patient is entered. Mobile terminal 1
02 is displayed to the nurse.

Thus, in step ST2-12, the patient to be subjected to home-visit nursing confirms the patient again. Then, as a result of this confirmation, it is again determined in step ST2-8 whether addition or deletion of the patient is necessary or not, and the same processing as described above is performed again.

[0030]

The portable terminal in the conventional home-visit nursing support system configured as described above has the following problems.

First, regarding the medication information display input (meaning that the information is displayed on the screen and entered), in the conventional system, the drug information can be input with up to 4 drugs and up to 10 characters as the name. . In actual work, there were cases where 10 to 20 drugs were taken for one patient, and the information was insufficient. Further, only information on the drug name alone could be input. As the medication information, in addition to the name, information such as the medication method (during or after a meal) and the amount of medication are also necessary for home-visit nursing. In addition, in visiting visit nursing, managing the type of medicine prescribed by the doctor and whether the medicine is taken correctly is also a part of the work, but it is necessary to manage them and, if necessary, The function to report to the doctor was not enough.

Second, regarding the past history information display input, in the conventional system, the past calendar could input only two types of typical diseases. Therefore, it was not possible to manage all information on patients with many pre-existing diseases. In addition, the form of pre-existing illness is selected from the pre-set disease name information and entered, and it is difficult for the visitor to listen to the patient or family caregiver at the first visit and input it. Was something.

Third, regarding the medical treatment information display input, in the conventional system, the medical treatment is an input of only information for 30 characters. As a result, it was not possible to organize and record the treatments performed. Essentially, the treatment to be performed is performed based on a nursing plan created in advance, and the plan and the contents to be performed should be managed correspondingly.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and has improved a medication information display input, a medical history information display input, and a medical treatment information display input, and obtained more detailed information on these. The aim is to obtain a mobile terminal in a home-visit nursing support system that enables efficient home-visit nursing.

[0035]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above object, a first aspect of the present invention is to provide a screen display at a visiting place based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server for managing nursing data. A portable terminal in a home-visit nursing support system into which various data are input in accordance with the data, wherein a medication information display input means capable of displaying and inputting related information of the drug together with the name of the drug as the content of the medication. A portable terminal in a home-visit nursing support system, comprising:

A second aspect of the present invention is characterized in that, in the medication information display input means, information relating to a medication method, a dosage, and a form of the medication can be displayed and input as related information of the medication. A portable terminal in the home-visit nursing support system according to claim 1.

In a third aspect of the present invention, in the medicine taking information display input means, the number of characters that can be entered in the drug name is set to the longest number of characters of the drug name to be used. The portable terminal in the home-visit nursing support system described above.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the medication information display input means, the number of the drug names that can be input is increased to substantially eliminate the limitation.
4. The portable terminal in the home-visit nursing support system according to any one of (1) to (3).

A fifth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the contents of the visiting nursing instruction issued by the doctor obtained from the server can be confirmed on the follow-up observation record screen displayed on the medication information display input means. A portable terminal in the home-visit nursing support system according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the medication information display input means is capable of displaying and inputting the medication status of the drug described as the drug name. The mobile terminal in the home-visit nursing support system described in Crab.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, on-site nursing support is provided in which a screen is displayed at a place of visit based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server for managing nursing data, and various data are input in accordance therewith. A portable terminal in the system, wherein regarding past history information display input, related information including the name of the injury and disease as the history history and the period of the injury and disease can be displayed and input, and information of the information comprising the name of the injury and related information thereof. A portable terminal in a home-visit nursing support system characterized by comprising a past history information display input means capable of rearranging.

According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in the medical history information display input means, the number of the names of injuries that can be input is increased to substantially eliminate the limitation. It is in the mobile terminal in the home-visit nursing support system.

According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server for managing nursing data, a screen display is displayed at a place of visit and various data are input in accordance with the screen display. A mobile terminal in the system, comprising: a medical treatment information display input unit, which comprises a medical treatment information display input means capable of displaying and inputting the nursing plan content and the processing content in association with each other. In the mobile terminal.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, the medical treatment information display input means manages the contents of the nursing care plan by number, and automatically arranges the information comprising the contents of the nursing care plan and the treatment contents for the nursing care plan according to the number. The portable terminal in the home-visit nursing support system according to claim 9, wherein the portable terminal is replaced.

[0045]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 shows the overall configuration of a visiting nursing support system according to the present invention. The basic operations of the server 100a, the portable terminal 102a, and the nursing schedule system 104a are the same as those of the conventional one shown in FIG. 11, but differ from the conventional one in that they have further functions described below. The following operation is performed on the server 1
It is controlled according to programs on the 00a side and the portable terminal 102a side.

Embodiment 1 FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the flow of operations relating to the display and input of medication information in this embodiment. At the time of the home-visit nursing application shown in (a), the information specified by the doctor on the server 100a side is input to the home-visit nursing instruction, and the home-visit nursing instruction is created. At this time, with regard to the medicine under administration, an input 202 is made in the instruction form while viewing the screen 201 regarding the medicine under administration shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 3, on the screen 210 relating to the medicine under administration, the information on the contents of the medicine is expanded to three items such as a medicine name, a medicine taking method, and the like. Other items can contain desired information such as the form and amount of the medicine.
Furthermore, the number of characters that can be entered for the drug name has been expanded from 10 to 20 characters. The number of characters that can be input is not limited to 20 characters, and may be extended according to the longest available drug name. The number of drugs was virtually unrestricted, and information on patients taking many drugs could be managed.
It should be noted that this content can be viewed on the progress monitoring screen described later only when input by the first instruction.

The instruction for the medicine under administration thus created is stored in the instruction file 110 and the medication file 112 on the server 100a together with other information. For example, nursing data in the medication file 112 is 1
For each of the drugs, the patient No. (number), date of issuing the instruction,
Six items of data such as a specification number, a drug name, a medication method, and others are stored. Then, the patient No. (number) + date of instruction issuance + specification number is the key code.

At the time of the first visit shown in (b), the portable terminal 102a is connected to the server 100a before the visit, and various kinds of information of the visiting patient including the contents of the visiting nursing instruction sheet concerning the medicine being administered are stored in the 102a. Is stored. Thereby, the visitor can use the portable terminal 102a at the place of visit or the like to record the medication details information entered as the description contents of the visitor nursing instruction issued by the doctor, and the visitor's follow-up observation The contents can be confirmed on the recording screen 203. This content is displayed as it is in the visiting nursing instruction issued at the start of the home visiting nursing, and thereafter, the person in charge of the visit adds or deletes information. Then, at the time of follow-up, the result of the medication check is entered to determine whether the medication has been taken correctly.
You can do 4.

These pieces of information are stored in the follow-up observation file 150 and the progress medication file 152 on the portable terminal 102a side. For example, nursing data in the progress medication file 152 includes patient No. (number), date of visit,
Data of seven items such as a specification No., a drug name, a medication method, and a medication check are stored. And patient No.
(Number) + Visit date + Detail No. is the key code.

At the time of the normal visit shown in (c), by reading the follow-up observation record screen 203, the medication details relating to the drug being administered are read from the progress medication file 152, and the previous contents are displayed. Follow-up results can be entered in days.

As shown in (d), after the visit, a visit nursing record record is created 205 from the information of the follow-up observation file 150 and the follow-up medication file 152, and the visit nursing record record 206 is sent to the attending physician as necessary. Sent.

As described above, in the follow-up operation performed by the visitor, the function of checking whether or not the medicine administered by the doctor is taken in the follow-up observation record screen allows the medicine to be taken correctly. You can manage whether or not.

Embodiment 2 FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the flow of operations relating to the display and input of the history information in this embodiment. As shown in (a), the visitor reads out the screen 210 about the medical history shown in FIG.

The screen shown in FIG. 6 is a screen for recording the illness and treatment status of the person requiring assistance, that is, the patient. The information on this screen can basically confirm the contents described in the instruction form from the attending physician. This includes the history items. The previous calendar information has been expanded to three items, such as the name of the illness, when (time) and other information. The number that can be entered in the past is virtually unlimited, and information is being enhanced. Then, the patient's medical history is heard from the patient or family caregiver and input.
Do one.

The history information is stored in the portable terminal 102.
This is stored in the history file 154 in a. For example, nursing data in the medical history file 154 includes, for one medical history, a patient No. (number), a detailed No.,
(Time) and other five items of data are stored. Then, the patient No. + specification No. becomes a key code.

In the past calendar, since the visitor of the visitor listens to the patient or family caregiver at the first visit, there is no guarantee that the onset time can be obtained in the order from the past, and the expression of the time is also 5 years. In many cases, it is not possible to immediately judge the context of history, such as in the past, in the spring of 1993, around May when he was 40 years old. For this reason, after inputting the pre-existing illness, it was possible for the visitor to change the order.

FIG. 7 is a flow chart for explaining the operation of inputting the existing illness and changing the order. First, in step ST1, the history information is read from the history file 154, and the history screen is displayed in step ST2.

Next, in step ST3, it is determined whether or not the input has been completed. If there is an input, the previous details are input in step ST4 in accordance with the input, and the process proceeds to step ST4.
At 5, the input data is set in the array.

When the order of the past histories is changed,
After designating the name of the injury and disease, when "move up" B1 on the screen shown in FIG. 6 is designated by pen touch or the like in step ST6, the array of the designated specification having the focus designated in step ST7 is replaced with the upper row. , And step ST8
When "Move Down" B2 is designated by pen touch or the like, the array of the specified specification having focus is replaced with the lower row in step ST9.

When the above is repeated and the input is completed in step ST3, the array No. arranged in the previous operation is set to the item No. in step ST10.
At T11, the history information of the history file 154 is updated according to this data. Then, as shown in FIG. 5 (b), after the visit, the creation 212 of the visiting nursing record is performed from the information of the past history file 154, and the visiting nursing record 213 is sent to the attending physician as needed. In this way, after the input of the pre-existing illness, the person in charge of the visit can change the order.

Embodiment 3 FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the flow of operations relating to the display and input of medical treatment information in this embodiment. As shown in (a), the visitor reads the screen 214 relating to the medical process in the follow-up observation screen shown in FIG.

The screen shown in FIG. 9 is a screen relating to the medical processing, and allows the user to input the contents of the processing according to the contents of the nursing care plan. For the information of the medical treatment, the contents of the plan (# 1) in the nursing plan are input 215, and the details of the treatment actually performed in accordance with the input are recorded as the treatment contents.

The information on the medical treatment is stored in the portable terminal 10.
2a is stored in the medical treatment file 156. For example, nursing data in the medical treatment file 156 includes, for one medical treatment, a patient No. (number), a visit date, a statement No.,
Data of six items of plan No., plan contents, and treatment contents are stored. Then, patient No. + visit date + specification number or patient No. + visit date + specification number + plan No. (duplication possible) is a key code.

Here, information can be managed by associating the contents of the nursing care plan with the contents of the treatment in the nursing care plan. The information is managed by numbers starting from # 1, and the information is automatically rearranged in ascending order without being interrupted.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of inputting medical treatment information and changing the order. First, in step ST1, the medical treatment information is read from the medical treatment file 156, and the medical treatment screen is displayed in step ST2.

Next, it is determined in step ST3 whether the input has been completed. If there is an input, a medical procedure is input in step ST4 in accordance with the input, and step ST4 is performed.
At 5, the input data is set in the array.

When the above is repeated and the input is completed in step ST3, the array No. arranged in the previous operation is set to the detail No. in step ST6, and the process proceeds to step ST6.
7, the plan No. is set, and in step ST8, the medical treatment information of the medical treatment file 156 is updated according to this data. Then, as shown in FIG. 8B, after the visit,
From the information in the medical treatment file 156, a home visit nursing record document is created 216, and the home visit nursing record document 217 is created as necessary.
Is sent to the attending physician. In this way, it is possible to easily input a treatment and organize information in accordance with the home-visit nursing care plan.

[0069]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, a screen is displayed at a place of visit based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server for managing nursing data, and various data are accordingly displayed. A portable terminal in the home-visit nursing support system to be inputted, which is provided with a medication information display input means capable of displaying and inputting a medication name and a related information of the medication as the medication content with respect to the medication information display input.
In general, in the case of hospitalized patients, the administered drug is managed until the drug is taken and is taken reliably, but in the case of home patients who are visiting nurses, the management and taking of the drug is left to the patient himself. It is difficult to grasp the actual condition. Therefore, by adding drug-related information, a visitor who visits patients on a regular basis can grasp the medication information in more detail and improve medical services to patients by enabling correct medication guidance. Become.

In the second aspect of the present invention, the medication information display / input means can display and input information on the medication method, dosage, and form of the medication as the relevant information of the medication. It is possible for the person in charge to grasp the medication information in more detail and to improve the medical service to the patient by enabling correct medication guidance.

In the third aspect of the present invention, in the medication information display input means, the number of characters that can be input for the drug name is set to the longest one of the drug names to be used. Input is possible.

In the fourth aspect of the present invention, the number of drug names that can be input is increased in the drug information display input means, and the number of drug names that can be input is substantially eliminated, so that patients taking many drugs can be used. Information can also be managed.

According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, the contents of the visiting nursing instruction document issued by the doctor obtained from the server can be confirmed on the follow-up observation record screen displayed on the medication information display input means. More accurate nursing according to the doctor's instructions.

In the sixth aspect of the present invention, the medication information display and input means is capable of displaying and inputting the medication status of the drug described as the drug name. By managing whether or not the patient is taking the medicine, and easily reporting the actual state of the medicine to the doctor as necessary, it is possible to link to better medical treatment and care.

According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server for managing nursing data, a screen display is displayed at a place of visit and various data are input in accordance with the screen display. A portable terminal in the system, wherein regarding past history information display input, related information including the name of the injury and disease as the history history and the period of the injury and disease can be displayed and input, and information of the information comprising the name of the injury and related information thereof. A history information display input means capable of sorting is provided. The time required for the visitor to visit between the first visits is about 1 hour, and the time that can be spent for listening to the past calendar is about 10 minutes. Therefore, related information including the name of the injury and disease as the history information is collected irrespective of the order of the history together with the name of the injury and disease. Data collection becomes possible.

In the eighth aspect of the present invention, the number of the names of injuries and diseases that can be input is increased in the history information display and input means, and there is substantially no limitation. Can also manage.

A ninth aspect of the present invention is a visiting nursing support system in which a screen is displayed at a place of visit based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server for managing nursing data, and various data are input in accordance therewith. The portable terminal in the system, which is provided with a medical treatment information display input means capable of displaying and inputting the nursing care plan contents and the processing contents in correspondence with the medical treatment information display input. Easy input and organization of information

In the tenth aspect of the present invention, the medical treatment information display input means manages the contents of the nursing care plan by number,
Since the information on the contents of the nursing care plan and the contents of the treatment corresponding thereto are automatically rearranged according to the above numbers, the input operation of the medical treatment information has become easier.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an entire configuration of a visiting nursing support system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram for describing a flow of operations regarding display and input of medication information according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 shows a screen regarding a drug under administration displayed on the server side in the first embodiment.

FIG. 4 shows a screen related to a drug under administration displayed on the portable terminal side in the first embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining a flow of operations relating to display and input of past history information according to the second embodiment.

FIG. 6 shows a screen related to a past history displayed on the portable terminal side in the second embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of inputting and changing the order of the history information in the second embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining a flow of operations regarding display and input of medical treatment information according to the third embodiment.

FIG. 9 shows a screen related to medical treatment displayed on the portable terminal side in the third embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of inputting medical care information and changing the order in the third embodiment.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of this kind of home-visit nursing support system and the flow of its operation.

12 is a flowchart showing the operation of downloading nursing data in the system of FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

100a server, 102a portable terminal, 104a nursing schedule system, 110 instruction file, 1
12 medication files, 150 follow-up files, 15
2 Progress medication file, 154 Past medical history file, 15
6 Medical treatment file.

 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continuing on the front page (72) Yoshimasa Fujii 2-3-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Mitsui Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Yuji Misawa 2-3-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Inside Mitsui Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Mari Mochizuki 2-3-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Within Mitsui Electric Co., Ltd. In Yokohama Medical Center Aoba Ward Medical Center

Claims (10)

[Claims] 1. A mobile terminal in a home-visit nursing support system in which a screen is displayed at a place of visit based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server that manages nursing data, and various data are input in accordance with the screen display. A portable terminal in a home-visit nursing support system, comprising: a medication information display input unit capable of displaying and inputting a drug name as a medication content with respect to the medication information display input. 2. The medicine taking information display / input means, wherein information relating to a medicine taking method, a dose, and a form of a medicine can be displayed and input as related information of the medicine. Terminal in the home visit nursing support system. 3. The medication information display input means, wherein the number of characters that can be entered for the drug name is the number of characters of the longest drug name to be used.
A mobile terminal in the home-visit nursing support system according to 1. 4. The home-visit nursing support according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the number of the drug names that can be input is increased in the medication information display input means, and the restriction is substantially eliminated. Mobile terminal in the system. 5. The follow-up observation record screen displayed on the medication information display input means, wherein the contents of the visiting nursing instruction document issued by the doctor obtained from the server can be confirmed. A mobile terminal in the home-visit nursing support system according to any of the above. 6. The home-visit nursing support according to claim 1, wherein said medication information display input means is capable of displaying and inputting a medication status of the drug described as the drug name. Mobile terminal in the system. 7. A mobile terminal in a home-visit nursing support system in which a screen is displayed at a place of visit based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server that manages nursing data, and various data are input in accordance with the screen display. With regard to the past history information display input, related information including the name of the injury and disease as the history information can be displayed and input, and the past history capable of rearranging the information including the name of the injury and the related information thereof can be rearranged. A mobile terminal in a home-visit nursing support system comprising information display input means. 8. The past history information display input means,
The portable terminal in the home-visit nursing support system according to claim 7, wherein the number of the names of injuries and diseases that can be input is increased to substantially eliminate the limitation. 9. A mobile terminal in a home-visit nursing support system in which a screen is displayed at a visiting place based on instruction information and nursing data obtained from a server for managing nursing data, and various data are input in accordance with the screen display. A mobile terminal in a home-visit nursing support system, comprising: a medical treatment information display input means capable of displaying and inputting nursing plan contents and processing contents in correspondence with medical treatment information display input. 10. The medical treatment information display / input means manages the contents of the nursing plan by numbers, and automatically rearranges the information comprising the contents of the nursing plans and the contents of treatment for the contents according to the numbers. Item 10. A mobile terminal in the home-visit nursing support system according to Item 9.