JPWO2019163318A1 - Monitoring record creation support system and monitoring record creation support method - Google Patents

Abstract

The mobile terminal device displays a first notification unit (TA notification unit) that notifies the management device (management server device) of an input screen request and an input screen transmitted from the management device in response to the request on the display unit. It includes a display control unit (TA control processing unit). The management device currently stores a storage unit (input screen storage unit) that stores a plurality of types of input screens assigned according to each of the plurality of time zones in advance, and when a request is notified from the first notification unit. A selection unit (input screen selection unit) that selects the input screen assigned to the time zone including the time from multiple types of input screens stored in the storage unit, and an input screen selected by the selection unit are carried. It includes a transmission unit (SV communication IF unit) for transmitting to the terminal device.

Description

The present invention relates to a monitoring record creation support system and a monitoring record creation support method for supporting the creation of a monitoring record of a monitored person.

The creation of a monitoring record will be described by taking the creation of a long-term care record at a long-term care facility as an example. In the long-term care work at the long-term care facility, in addition to responding to calls from the care recipient, body temperature measurement, blood pressure measurement, various assistance (for example, meal assistance, dressing assistance, hydration assistance, medication assistance, excretion) There are various tasks such as assistance). The caregiver creates a care record when performing these tasks. Long-term care records are created daily for each long-term care recipient.

Since the contents of the long-term care record differ for each long-term care recipient, in order to prevent omission of records and erroneous recording, the caregiver immediately creates a long-term care record when the long-term care work is performed on the long-term care recipient (for example, It is desirable to return to the station where the caregiver waits and create a care record for the care recipient. However, when there are a large number of care recipients, it is troublesome for the caregiver to return to the place where the care record is created and create the care record after each care work of one care recipient, and the caregiver Will be a burden. It is troublesome for the caregiver to make a note of the care record after each care work of one care recipient and to create the care record of multiple care recipients at a time later. , It will be a burden on the caregiver.

Therefore, a technique for supporting the creation of a monitoring record such as a long-term care record is desired. As one of such technologies, the caregiver inputs the care record of the care recipient into the mobile terminal device, and the mobile terminal device transmits the input care record to the server that manages the care record. There is creation support technology. According to this assistive technology, when the caregiver provides care work to the care recipient, the care record can be created on the spot, so that the record is erroneous compared to the case of returning to the caregiver's station and creating the care record. , Recording omission can be reduced.

For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a monitoring record creation support technique for a case where the monitored person is a home medical patient and the monitoring person is a visitor (for example, a nurse or a caregiver).

Since the monitoring work is various and the size of the input screen displayed on the mobile terminal device is small, a plurality of types of input screens are prepared. The nursing care business will be described as an example. At long-term care facilities, long-term care plans are prepared to prevent omissions in daily long-term care work. The caregiver supports the life of the care recipient and creates a care record according to the care plan. If there is vital information (body temperature, blood pressure, etc.) of the care recipient, information when the care recipient has eaten (meal amount, water amount, etc.), the input screen for vitality, breakfast, etc. An input screen for lunch, an input screen for lunch, and an input screen for dinner are prepared. The caregiver operates the mobile terminal device and selects an item indicating the current work from the screen showing the care plan. As a result, the mobile terminal device requests the management device for the input screen corresponding to the current business, and the mobile terminal device displays the input screen transmitted from the management device in response to the request.

It is complicated for the caregiver to select the item indicating the current work from the screen showing the care plan, and when the wrong item is selected, the wrong input screen is displayed on the mobile terminal device. It will be.

JP-A-2002-32909

An object of the present invention is a monitoring record creation support system and a monitoring record creation support method capable of displaying an input screen corresponding to the present work on a mobile terminal device when there are a plurality of types of input screens for inputting monitoring records. Is to provide.

In order to realize the above-mentioned object, the monitoring record creation support system reflecting one aspect of the present invention is a mobile terminal device that can be carried by the observer and can display an input screen for inputting the monitoring record of the monitored person. And a management device for managing the input screen. When the mobile terminal device is operated and the input screen is requested, the mobile terminal device is transmitted from the first notification unit that notifies the management device of the request and the management device in response to the request. It includes a first receiving unit for receiving the input screen, a display unit, and a display control unit for displaying the input screen received by the first receiving unit on the display unit. The management device has a storage unit that previously stores a plurality of types of input screens assigned according to each of the plurality of time zones, and a second reception that receives the request notified from the first notification unit. When the unit and the second receiving unit receive the request, the input screen assigned to the time zone including the current time is selected from the plurality of types of input screens stored in the storage unit. It includes a selection unit to be selected, and a transmission unit that transmits the input screen selected by the selection unit to the mobile terminal device.

The advantages and features provided by one or more embodiments of the invention are fully understood from the detailed description and accompanying drawings provided below. These detailed descriptions and accompanying drawings are given by way of example only and are not intended as a limited definition of the present invention.

It is explanatory drawing explaining the structure of the monitored person monitoring support system (monitoring record creation support system) which concerns on embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the management server apparatus. It is explanatory drawing explaining an example of the monitoring plan table of one day. It is explanatory drawing explaining another example of the monitoring plan table of one day. It is a screen view explaining an example of the input screen assigned to the monitored person Ob-1. It is a screen view explaining an example of the input screen assigned to the monitored person Ob-2. It is a screen diagram explaining another example of the input screen assigned to the monitored person Ob-1. It is a screen diagram explaining another example of the input screen assigned to the monitored person Ob-2. It is explanatory drawing explaining a plurality of input screen group stored in the input screen storage part. It is explanatory drawing explaining an example of the monitoring record table of one day. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a mobile terminal apparatus. It is a top view of the appearance of a mobile terminal device. It is a flowchart explaining the operation of the monitoring record creation support system which concerns on embodiment. It is explanatory drawing explaining an example of the monitoring record table which reflected the monitoring record with respect to the monitoring record table shown in FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the sensor device and the reading part provided in the 1st modification. It is explanatory drawing explaining an example of the entry record table. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the management server apparatus provided in the 1st modification. It is explanatory drawing explaining an example of a living room number-a person to be monitored table. It is explanatory drawing explaining an example of the observer ID-address table. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the mobile terminal apparatus provided in the 1st modification. It is explanatory drawing explaining the operation of the monitoring record creation support system which concerns on 1st modification. This is the first half of the flowchart explaining this operation. It is the latter half of the flowchart explaining this operation. It is explanatory drawing which explains concretely the transition of the record to the entry record table. It is explanatory drawing explaining an example of the monitoring record table which reflected the monitoring record with respect to the monitoring record table shown in FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the mobile terminal apparatus provided in the 2nd modification. It is explanatory drawing explaining an example of the entry record table used in the 2nd modification. It is explanatory drawing explaining the operation of the monitoring record creation support system which concerns on the 2nd modification. It is a flowchart explaining this operation. It is explanatory drawing which specifically explains the transition of the record to the entry record table in the 2nd modification. In the third modification, it is a block diagram which shows the sensor device, the reading part and the entry / exit detection part arranged in the living room. It is a schematic diagram which shows the state in which an example of the entry / exit detection unit is arranged. It is explanatory drawing explaining the operation of the monitored person monitoring support system which concerns on 3rd modification. It is explanatory drawing which specifically explains the transition of the record to the entry record table in the 3rd modification.

Hereinafter, one or more embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, the scope of the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments.

In each figure, the configurations with the same reference numerals indicate that they are the same configuration, and the description of the configurations already described will be omitted. In the present specification, when generically referred to, they are indicated by reference numerals without subscripts (for example, input screen 100), and when referring to individual configurations, they are indicated by reference numerals with subscripts (for example, input screen 100). -1).

The monitored person monitoring support system according to the embodiment is a system that monitors a monitored person (in other words, a watching target person who is a watching target to be watched) to be monitored by using a plurality of devices, and is a terminal. It includes a device and a monitored person monitoring support device that is communicably connected to the terminal device, detects a predetermined event (event) related to the monitored person, and notifies the terminal device of the event. The monitored person monitoring support device may be integrally configured by one device, but in the present specification, the monitored person monitoring support device can communicate with the sensor device, the sensor device, and the terminal device, respectively. By providing a management server device connected to the device, each of the two types of devices is configured as a separate body. The sensor device detects the predetermined event related to the monitored person and notifies (notifies, transmits) the management server device. When the management server device receives the notification from the sensor device, the management server device manages the event for which the notification has been received, and re-notifies (re-notifies, re-notifies) the event to a predetermined terminal device associated with the sensor device. Send. The terminal device may be one type of device, but in the present specification, the terminal device is two types of devices, a fixed terminal device and a mobile terminal device. The main difference between these fixed terminal devices and mobile terminal devices is that the fixed terminal devices are operated in a fixed manner, and the mobile terminal devices are carried and operated by observers (users) such as nurses and caregivers. Is. Since these fixed terminal devices and mobile terminal devices are substantially the same, the mobile terminal devices will be mainly described below.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a configuration of a monitored person monitoring support system MS according to an embodiment. More specifically, the monitored person monitoring support system MS includes, for example, one or more sensor devices SU (SU-1 to SU-4), a management server device SV, a fixed terminal device SP, and one or more. The mobile terminal device TA (TA-1, TA-2) and the private branch exchange (PBX, Private Branch eXchange) CX are provided, and these are wired or wireless, and the network (network, Local Area Network) such as LAN (Local Area Network), etc. Communication line) Connected so that communication is possible via NW. The network NW may be provided with repeaters such as repeaters, bridges, and routers that relay communication signals. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the plurality of sensor devices SU-1 to SU-4, the management server device SV, the fixed terminal device SP, the plurality of mobile terminal devices TA-1, TA-2, and the private branch exchange CX are L2 switches. The concentrator (hub, HUB) LS and the access point AP are connected to each other so as to be communicable with each other by a mixed wired and wireless LAN (for example, a LAN according to the IEEE802.11 standard) NW. More specifically, the plurality of sensor devices SU-1 to SU-4, the management server device SV, the fixed terminal device SP, and the private branch exchange CX are connected to the line concentrator LS, and the plurality of mobile terminal devices TA-1, TA-2. Is connected to the concentrator LS via the access point AP. Then, the network NW constitutes a so-called intranet by using a group of Internet protocols such as TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and IP (Internet Protocol). The private branch exchange CX is connected to the telephone TL by the public switched telephone network PN.

The monitored person monitoring support system MS is arranged at an appropriate place according to the monitored person Ob. The monitored person Ob is, for example, a person who needs nursing care due to illness or injury, a person who needs long-term care due to deterioration of physical ability, or a person living alone. In particular, from the viewpoint of enabling early detection and early response, the monitored person Ob may be a person who needs to detect a predetermined inconvenient event such as an abnormal state when the person occurs. preferable. Therefore, the monitored person monitoring support system MS is suitably arranged in buildings such as hospitals, welfare facilities for the elderly, and dwelling units, depending on the type of monitored person Ob. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the monitored person monitoring support system MS is arranged in a plurality of living room RMs in which a plurality of monitored person Obs move in, or in a building of a nursing care facility having a plurality of rooms such as a nurse station. ..

The sensor device SU has a communication function for communicating with other devices SV, SP, TA via the network NW, detects a predetermined event related to the monitored person Ob, and detects the detected event as the management server device SV. Is a device that notifies to, makes a voice call with the terminal devices SP and TA, generates an image including a moving image, and distributes the moving image to the terminal devices SP and TA. The predetermined event preferably includes an event that needs to be dealt with.

In FIG. 1, four sensor devices SU-1 to SU-4 are shown as an example, and the sensor device SU-1 is the living room RM- of Mr. A Ob-1 who is one of the monitored persons Ob. The sensor device SU-2 is arranged in 1 and is arranged in the living room RM-2 of Mr. B Ob-2 who is one of the monitored persons Ob, and the sensor device SU-3 is one of the monitored persons Ob. It is arranged in the living room RM-3 of Mr. C Ob-3, and the sensor device SU-4 is arranged in the living room RM-4 of Mr. D Ob-4 who is one of the monitored persons Ob.

The management server device SV has a communication function for communicating with other devices SU, SP, TA via the network NW, and receives a notification of a predetermined event related to the monitored person Ob from the sensor device SU, and the monitored person. It is a device that manages information (monitoring information) related to monitoring for Ob. When the management server device SV receives the first event notification communication signal as the notification of the event from the sensor device SU, the management server device SV relates to monitoring the monitored person Ob based on each information stored in the first event notification communication signal. A predetermined terminal device that stores (records) the monitoring information and previously associates the communication signal (second event notification communication signal) containing the monitoring information regarding the monitoring of the monitored person Ob with the sensor device SU. Send to SP and TA. For this purpose, the management server device SV indicates the notification destination (re-notification destination, re-notification destination, transmission destination) of the first event notification communication signal and the like transmitted from the sensor device SU, and the sensor ID as the transmission source and the notification. The correspondence relationship (notification destination correspondence relationship) with the terminal ID which is the destination (re-notification destination) and the communication address thereof are stored. The terminal ID (terminal device identifier) is an identifier for identifying and identifying the terminal device SP and TA. Then, the management server device SV provides the client with data according to the request of the client (fixed terminal device SP, mobile terminal device TA, etc. in this embodiment). Such a management server device SV can be configured by, for example, a computer having a communication function.

The fixed terminal device SP is a device that functions as a user interface (UI) of the monitored person monitoring support system MS. In order to achieve this function, the fixed terminal device SP provides a communication function for communicating with other devices SU, SV, TA via the network NW, a display function for displaying predetermined information, and predetermined instructions and data. It is equipped with an input function and the like for inputting predetermined instructions and data to be given to the management server device SV and the mobile terminal device TA, and displaying monitoring information obtained by the sensor device SU. Such a fixed terminal device SP can be configured by, for example, a computer having a communication function.

The mobile terminal device TA is carried by the observer NS. The mobile terminal device TA has a communication function of communicating with other devices SV, SP, and SU via a network NW, a display function of displaying predetermined information, an input function of inputting predetermined instructions and data, and a voice call. It is equipped with a call function to perform, inputting predetermined instructions and data to be given to the management server device SV and the sensor device SU, and monitoring information (including moving images) obtained by the sensor device SU by notification from the management server device SV. It is a device for displaying and answering or calling a nurse call by voice call with the sensor device SU.

The monitored person monitoring support system MS shown in FIG. 1 has a function of supporting the creation of a monitoring record in addition to the function of supporting the monitoring of the monitored person Ob. From the viewpoint of the latter function, the monitored person monitoring support system MS can be said to be a monitoring record creation support system RS.

In the embodiment, the example in which the living room RM is a private room is described, but a plurality of monitored persons Ob may reside in the living room RM. That is, the living room RM may be a shared room. In this case, a plurality of sensor devices SU that overlook each living space (for example, the bed and its surroundings) of the plurality of monitored persons Ob are arranged in the living room RM. In this way, the plurality of sensor devices SU are respectively arranged in the monitoring area (private room, living space) in which the plurality of monitored persons Ob are located.

The configuration of the management server device SV (management device) will be described. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the management server device SV. The management server device SV includes a management server side control processing unit (SV control processing unit) 30, a management server side communication interface unit (SV communication IF unit) 31, and a monitoring record management unit 33.

The SV control processing unit 30 is a device for controlling each unit (SV communication IF unit 31, monitoring record management unit 33) of the management server device SV according to the function of each unit.

The SV control processing unit 30 includes, for example, a hardware processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a RAM (Random Access Memory), a ROM (Read Only Memory), and an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), and an SV control processing unit. It is realized by programs and data for executing 30 functions. A part or all of the functions of the SV control processing unit 30 may be realized by processing by DSP (Digital Signal Processor) in place of or in combination with processing by CPU. Further, a part or all of the functions of the SV control processing unit 30 may be realized by processing by a dedicated hardware circuit in place of or in combination with processing by software. What has been described above is the monitoring record management unit 33, the TA control processing unit 40 described later with reference to FIG. 11, the SU control processing unit 10 described later with reference to FIG. 15, the detection unit 14, and the association information generation. Unit 16, recording unit 17, input screen generation unit 337 described later using FIG. 17, input screen selection unit 338, reading unit 46 described later using FIG. 26, association information generation unit 47, recording unit. The same can be said for 48. It can be said that these functional blocks (SV control processing unit 30 and the like) can be realized by a hardware processor.

The SV communication IF unit 31 is a communication circuit connected to the SV control processing unit 30 and for performing communication under the control of the SV control processing unit 30. The SV communication IF unit 31 generates a communication signal containing data to be transferred input from the SV control processing unit 30 according to the communication protocol used in the network NW of the monitored person monitoring support system MS, and generates the communication signal. The communication signal is transmitted to other devices SU, SP, and TA via the network NW. The SV communication IF unit 31 receives communication signals from other devices SU, SP, and TA via the network NW, extracts data from the received communication signals, and the SV control processing unit 30 can process the extracted data. It is converted into data in a different format and output to the SV control processing unit 30. The SV communication IF unit 31 is configured to include, for example, a communication interface circuit according to the IEEE802.11 standard or the like.

The SV control processing unit 30 has a function of a management server side notification unit (SV notification unit) 32. The SV notification unit 32 gives various notifications to the mobile terminal device TA and the fixed terminal device SP. For example, when the management server device SV is notified of the event occurrence by the sensor device SU, the SV notification unit 32 sends the event occurrence to the SV communication IF unit 31 with the fixed terminal device SP and the mobile terminal device TA as destinations. To be notified.

The monitoring record management unit 33 includes a monitoring plan table 336, an input screen storage unit 332, an input screen generation unit 337, an input screen selection unit 338, and a monitoring record table 331.

The monitoring plan table 336 is a table showing a daily monitoring plan. In the embodiment, the long-term care business is taken as an example, so the monitoring plan means a long-term care plan. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the monitoring plan table 336-1 on a certain day. The monitoring plan is defined for each of the plurality of monitored persons Ob, and the monitoring plan differs depending on the monitored person Ob. In FIG. 3, the monitored person Ob-1 (Mr. A ...), the monitored person Ob-2 (Ms. B ...), and the monitored person Ob-3 (Ms. C ...) The monitoring plan to be applied is shown.

The monitoring plan is determined on an hourly basis. For example, the time zone from 6:00 to 7:00 is the time zone in which the vital of the monitored person Ob is measured, and the time zone from 7:00 to 8:00 is the time zone to be covered. It is the breakfast time zone of the observer Ob, 9 to 10 o'clock is the recreation time zone of the monitored person Ob, and 10 to 11 o'clock is the snack time zone of the monitored person Ob, 11 The time zone from 12:00 to 12:00 is the bath time zone of the monitored person Ob, and the time zone from 12:00 to 13:00 is the lunch time zone of the monitored person Ob.

The monitoring plan is determined in detail for each monitored person Ob, but in the embodiment, for the sake of simplicity, the monitoring plan table 336-2 shown in FIG. 4 will be described as an example. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram illustrating another example of the monitoring plan table 336-2 on a certain day. In FIG. 4, the monitored person Ob-1 (Mr. A ...), the monitored person Ob-2 (Ms. B ...), and the monitored person Ob-3 (Ms. C ...) The monitoring plan to be applied is shown. The time zone from 6:00 to 7:00 is the time zone when the vital of the monitored person Ob is measured, and the time zone from 7:00 to 8:00 is the time zone for breakfast of the monitored person Ob, from 12:00 to 12:00. 13:00 is the lunch time zone of the monitored person Ob, and 18:00 to 19:00 is the dinner time zone of the monitored person Ob.

With reference to FIG. 2, the input screen storage unit 332 stores the input screen 100. The input screen 100 is a screen for inputting the monitoring record (nursing care record) of the monitored person Ob. There are various monitoring tasks for the monitored person Ob, and an input screen 100 is prepared according to each task. Here, an input screen 100 (for vitality) for inputting vital information (body temperature, blood pressure, etc.) when the monitored person Ob wakes up, information when the monitored person Ob has breakfast (meal amount, water amount, etc.) ), Input screen 100 (for breakfast), input screen 100 (for lunch) for inputting information (meal amount, water content, etc.) when the monitored person Ob had lunch, monitored person Ob An input screen 100 (for dinner) for inputting information (meal amount, water amount, etc.) at the time of having breakfast is prepared. Therefore, there are a plurality of types of input screens 100 used in one day for one monitored person Ob. This is referred to as an input screen group G.

FIG. 5 is a screen view illustrating an example of the input screen 100-1 assigned to the monitored person Ob-1. FIG. 6 is a screen view illustrating an example of the input screen 100-2 assigned to the monitored person Ob-2. These input screens 100 are for vital use and include fields 101 to 104 and soft keys 105 and 106. The input method of the monitoring record is an example of key input, but the input method is not limited to this, and may be voice input or manual input to the touch panel TP (FIG. 12) on which the input screen 100 is displayed.

With reference to FIGS. 5 and 6, the name of the monitored person Ob is displayed in the column 101. In the field 101 of the input screen 100-1, the name "Mr. A ..." of the monitored person Ob-1 is displayed. In the field 101 of the input screen 100-2, the name "Ms.B ..." of the monitored person Ob-2 is displayed. Body temperature is entered in column 102. Blood pressure is entered in column 103. In column 104, if the observer NS has noticed about the monitored person Ob, this is recorded as a memo.

When the softkey 105 is pressed, a memo can be entered in the field 104. When the soft key 106 is pressed, the mobile terminal device TA transmits the content (monitoring record) input to the input screen 100 to the management server device SV.

FIG. 7 is a screen view illustrating another example of the input screen 100-1 assigned to the monitored person Ob-1. FIG. 8 is a screen view illustrating another example of the input screen 100-2 assigned to the monitored person Ob-2. These input screens 100 are for breakfast and include fields 101, 104, 107 to 109, and soft keys 105, 106. The input screen 100-2 shown in FIG. 8 further includes a field 110. In column 107, the amount of staple food eaten at breakfast is entered. In column 108, the amount of side dishes eaten at breakfast is entered. In column 109, the amount of water ingested at breakfast is entered.

Column 110 records that the drug was taken after breakfast. The field 110 is provided on the input screen 100-2, but is not provided on the input screen 100-1. This is because the monitored person Ob-2 ("Ms.B ...") needs to take medicine after breakfast, and the monitored person Ob-1 ("Mr.A ....") ) Is because it is not necessary to take medicine after breakfast.

With reference to FIG. 2, the input screen storage unit 332 stores the input screen 100 in units of the input screen group G. explain in detail. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a plurality of input screen groups G stored in the input screen storage unit 332. The input screen storage unit 332 assigns a plurality of types of input screens 100 to each of the plurality of time zones and stores them in advance. The input screen group G-1 is composed of a plurality of types of input screens 100-1 assigned to the monitored person Ob-1. The input screen group G-2 is composed of a plurality of types of input screens 100-2 assigned to the monitored person Ob-2. The input screen group G-3 is composed of a plurality of types of input screens 100-3 assigned to the monitored person Ob-3. The plurality of types of input screens are input screens for one day. The input screen 100 of "6:00-6:59" is for vital use. The input screen 100 of "7: 00-7: 59" is for breakfast. The input screen 100 of "12: 00-12: 59" is for lunch. The input screen 100 of "18: 00-18: 59" is for dinner.

Explaining with a specific example, the input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. 5 is the input screen 100-1 of "6:00-6:59". The input screen 100-2 shown in FIG. 6 is the input screen 100-2 of "6:00-6:59". The input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. 7 is the input screen 100-1 of “7: 00-7: 59”. The input screen 100-2 shown in FIG. 8 is the input screen 100-2 of “7: 00-7: 59”.

With reference to FIG. 2, the input screen generation unit 337 stores the template of the input screen 100 for each business in advance, and generates the input screen group G assigned to the monitored person Ob according to the monitoring plan of the day. The process is executed for each of the plurality of monitored persons Ob. The input screen generation unit 337 executes a process of associating the input screen group G with the monitored person Ob and storing it in the input screen storage unit 332 for each of the plurality of input screen groups G.

The input screen selection unit 338 sets the time zone including the current time when the observer NS operates the mobile terminal device TA to identify the monitored person Ob to be recorded and requests the input screen. The assigned input screen 100 is selected from the input screen group G assigned to the monitored person Ob to be recorded. To identify the monitored person Ob, for example, the monitor NS may operate the mobile terminal device TA to input the name of the monitored person Ob to be recorded, or it may be displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. , The name of the monitored person Ob may be selected from the name field indicating a plurality of monitored person Obs.

For example, when the observer NS operates the mobile terminal device TA during the time zone from 6:00 to 7:00 to identify the monitored person Ob-1 and requests the input screen, the input screen selection unit 338. Selects the input screen 100-1 (input screen 100-1 for vitals shown in FIG. 5) assigned to the time zone from 6:00 to 7:00 from the input screen group G-1.

The SV control processing unit 30 transmits the input screen 100 selected by the input screen selection unit 338 to the SV communication IF unit 31 (transmission unit) to the mobile terminal device TA that has been operated to request the input screen 100. Let me.

The monitoring record table 331 is a table showing monitoring records for each monitored person Ob. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the monitoring record table 331 of one day. The monitoring record table 331 includes columns 3311 to 318.

In column 3311, the name of the monitored person Ob is recorded in advance. In column 3312, vital information of the monitored person Ob is recorded. In column 3313, information when the monitored person Ob has breakfast is recorded. In column 3314, information when the monitored person Ob has lunch is recorded. In column 3315, information when the monitored person Ob has a supper is recorded. In column 3316, the amount of water ingested by the monitored person Ob in a day is recorded. In column 3317, it is recorded that the monitored person Ob who takes the medicine after a meal has taken the medicine. In column 3318, information regarding the excretion of the monitored person Ob is recorded.

Information other than the information related to excretion is recorded using the input screen 100. The information regarding excretion is recorded by another method without using the input screen 100. With reference to FIG. 1, for example, a seating sensor (not shown) installed on the toilet seat of each living room RM determines whether a person is stool or urine based on the length of time that a person is seated on the toilet seat. The determination is made, and the determination result and the excretion time are transmitted to the sensor device SU. The time when a person sits on the toilet seat is the time of excretion. The sensor device SU notifies the excretion information including the determination result, the excretion time, and the living room number to the management server SV as a destination. With reference to FIG. 2, the monitoring record management unit 33 stores in advance a table in which the living room number and the monitored person Ob are associated with each other. The monitoring record management unit 33 uses this table to identify the name of the monitored person Ob who lives in the living room RM indicated by the room number included in the excretion information, and determines the monitored person Ob with this name. The result (feces or urine) and the excretion time are recorded in column 3318 (FIG. 10) of the monitoring record table 331.

The configuration of the mobile terminal device TA will be described. FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the mobile terminal device TA. FIG. 12 is a plan view of the appearance of the mobile terminal device TA. The mobile terminal device TA includes a mobile terminal side control processing unit (TA control processing unit) 40, a mobile terminal side communication interface unit (TA communication IF unit) 41, a mobile terminal side input unit (TA input unit) 42, and a mobile phone. A terminal side output unit (TA output unit) 43 is provided.

The TA control processing unit 40 is a device for controlling each unit (TA communication IF unit 41, TA input unit 42, TA output unit 43) of the mobile terminal device TAP according to the function of each unit.

The TA communication IF unit 41 is a communication circuit connected to the TA control processing unit 40 and for performing communication under the control of the TA control processing unit 40. The TA communication IF unit 41 generates a communication signal containing data to be transferred input from the TA control processing unit 40 according to the communication protocol used in the network NW of the monitored person monitoring support system MS, and generates the communication signal. The communication signal is transmitted to other devices SU, SV, and SP via the network NW. The TA communication IF unit 41 receives communication signals from other devices SU, SV, and SP via the network NW, extracts data from the received communication signals, and the TA control processing unit 40 can process the extracted data. It is converted into data in a different format and output to the TA control processing unit 40. The SP communication IF unit 21 is configured to include, for example, a communication interface circuit according to the IEEE802.11 standard or the like.

The TA input unit 42 is a device that performs various inputs. Various inputs are inputting commands (commands), data, etc. from the outside of the mobile terminal device TA. The TA input unit 42 is realized by a touch panel TP, a hard key, or the like.

The TA output unit 43 is a device that outputs various types of data. The various outputs are, for example, the output of an image (moving image, still image) captured in each living room RM, and the output of the input screen 100. In the embodiment, the TA output unit 43 is realized by the touch panel TP. Not limited to this, the TA output unit 43 can be realized by a display device (liquid crystal display, organic EL display, etc.) that does not have the function of the touch panel TP.

The TA control processing unit 40 has the function of the mobile terminal side notification unit (TA notification unit) 44. The TA notification unit 44 gives various notifications to the management server device SV and the fixed terminal device SP. For example, the TA notification unit 44 (first notification unit) is a management server when the observer NS operates the touch panel TP of the mobile terminal device TA to identify the monitored person Ob and request the input screen 100. The TA communication IF unit 41 is made to notify the request to the device SV (management device) as the destination. The TA communication IF unit 41 (first receiving unit) receives the input screen 100 transmitted from the management server device SV in response to this request. The TA control processing unit 40 (display control unit) displays the received input screen 100 on the touch panel TP (display unit).

The operation of the monitoring record creation support system RS according to the embodiment will be described by taking the observer NS-1 and the monitored person Ob-1 as examples. FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating this operation. With reference to FIGS. 1, 11 and 13, the observer NS-1 goes to the monitored room RM-1 of the monitored person Ob-1 during the time zone from 6:00 to 7:00, and the monitored person Ob-1 Measure the vitality of. In order to record the vital information (body temperature, blood pressure) obtained thereby, it is necessary to display the input screen 100 on the touch panel TP (FIG. 12) of the mobile terminal device TA-1. For this purpose, the observer NS-1 must operate the touch panel TP of the mobile terminal device TA-1 to input the request of the input screen 100 to the management server device SV. The request includes input of information (eg, name) that identifies the monitored person Ob-1.

The TA control processing unit 40 determines whether or not the request of the input screen 100 has been input (step S1). When the TA control processing unit 40 determines that the request of the input screen 100 has not been input (No in step S1), the TA control processing unit 40 repeats the processing of step S1.

When the TA control processing unit 40 determines that the request for the input screen 100 has been input (Yes in step S1), the TA notification unit 44 (first notification unit) directs the management server device SV to the TA communication IF unit. Notify 41 of the request of the input screen 100 (step S2). This notification includes information that identifies the monitored person Ob-1.

With reference to FIGS. 1, 2 and 13, the SV control processing unit 30 receives the request of the input screen 100 notified from the mobile terminal device TA-1 by the SV communication IF unit 31 (second receiving unit). It is determined whether or not it has been done (step S3). When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has not received the request for the input screen 100 notified from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (No in step S3), the SV control processing unit 30 performs the processing of step S3. repeat.

When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the request for the input screen 100 notified from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (Yes in step S3), the input screen selection unit 338 determines. The input screen 100 is selected (step S4). explain in detail. Since the notification of the request includes the specific information of the monitored person Ob-1, the input screen selection unit 338 requests the input screen 100-1 assigned to the monitored person Ob-1. Judge. Therefore, the input screen 100-1 is selected from the input screen group G-1 shown in FIG. The input screen selection unit 338 is the input screen 100-1 assigned to the time zone including the request time (current time), that is, the input screen 100-1 of "6: 00-6: 59" (in FIG. 5). Select the input screen 100-1) to be shown.

After the input screen selection unit 338 selects the input screen 100-1, the SV notification unit 32 inputs to the SV communication IF unit 31 (transmission unit) with the mobile terminal device TA-1 of the observer NS-1 as the destination. The input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. 5 selected by the screen selection unit 338 is transmitted (step S5).

With reference to FIGS. 1, 11 and 13, the TA control processing unit 40 determines whether or not the TA communication IF unit 41 (first receiving unit) has received the input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. (Step S6). When the TA control processing unit 40 determines that the TA communication IF unit 41 has not received the input screen 100-1 (No in step S6), the TA control processing unit 40 repeats the processing of step S6.

When the TA communication IF unit 41 determines that the input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. 5 has been received (Yes in step S6), the TA control processing unit 40 (display control unit) determines that the touch panel TP (display unit) has received the input screen 100-1. This input screen 100-1 is displayed (step S7).

The observer NS-1 operates the touch panel TP, and the vital information of the monitored person Ob-1 (the monitored person Ob having the name "Mr. A ...") is displayed on the input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. Is input to the input screen 100-1 (step S8). Here, it is assumed that "36.7" is entered in the field 102 and "121-78" is entered in the field 103. Then, the observer NS-1 operates the touch panel TP and inputs an instruction to notify the management server SV of this monitoring record. As a result, the TA notification unit 44 causes the TA communication IF unit 41 to notify the monitoring record to the management server SV (step S9).

With reference to FIGS. 1, 2 and 13, the SV control processing unit 30 determines whether or not the SV communication IF unit 31 has been notified of the monitoring record by the mobile terminal device TA-1 (step S10). ). When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has not received the notification of the monitoring record from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (No in step S10), the SV control processing unit 30 repeats the processing of step S10.

When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the notification of the monitoring record from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (Yes in step S10), the monitoring record management unit 33 monitors the monitoring record. It is reflected in the recording table 331 (step S11). FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the monitoring record table 331 in which the monitoring record is reflected with respect to the monitoring record table 331 shown in FIG. Regarding the name "Mr. A ...", "body temperature: 36.7 ° C." and "blood pressure: 121-78" are recorded in column 3312. These are the monitoring records input to the input screen 100-1 shown in FIG.

The main effects of the embodiments will be described. The monitoring work is determined according to the time zone, and the observer NS supports the life of the monitored person Ob according to the monitoring plan (for example, the monitoring plan table 336-2 shown in FIG. 4). When the mobile terminal device TA requests the input screen 100, the management server device SV includes the time including the current time from the input screens 100 of a plurality of types (for vital, breakfast amount, lunch, and dinner). The input screen 100 assigned to the band is selected, and the selected input screen 100 is transmitted to the mobile terminal device TA. The mobile terminal device TA displays the transmitted input screen 100. Therefore, the observer NS can display the input screen 100 corresponding to the current business on the mobile terminal device TA without selecting the input screen 100 even if there are a plurality of types of input screens 100.

A first modification of the embodiment will be described. The contents different from the embodiment and the first modification will be described, and the common contents will be omitted. In the first modification, the input screen 100 assigned to the monitored person Ob cannot be displayed on the mobile terminal device TA unless the monitoring person NS goes to the place where the monitored person Ob is present.

FIG. 15 is a block diagram showing a sensor device SU and a reading unit 70 provided in the first modification. These are arranged in the living room RM. The reading unit 70 is a barcode reader. The reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS who carries the mobile terminal device TA by reading the barcode 71 attached to the mobile terminal device TA. The barcode 71 indicates the ID of the observer NS who carries the mobile terminal device TA to which the barcode 71 is attached. The barcode 71 attached to the mobile terminal device TA-1 indicates the ID of the observer NS-1, and the barcode 71 attached to the mobile terminal device TA-2 is the observer NS-2. Indicates an ID. The reading unit 70 transmits the read ID of the observer ND to the sensor device SU.

When the first observer, which is one of the plurality of observer NSs, rushes to the monitoring area where the first observer, which is one of the plurality of observers Ob, is present, the reading unit 70 is the first observer. It is possible to read one of the first specific information that directly or indirectly identifies the first specific information and the second specific information that directly or indirectly identifies the first monitored person.

In the first modification, the first specific information is the ID of the first observer, and the second specific information is the room number. The first specific information is information that directly or indirectly identifies the first observer. The former is, for example, the ID of the first observer and the name of the first observer. The latter is, for example, the ID of the mobile terminal device TA carried by the first observer. The second specific information is information that directly or indirectly identifies the first monitored person. The former is, for example, the ID of the first monitored person and the name of the first monitored person. The latter is, for example, the number of the private room (living room number) of the first monitored person, and the ID of the sensor device SU that monitors whether or not a predetermined event has occurred in the first monitored person.

In the first modification, one specific information read by the reading unit 70 is the first specific information.

The configuration of the sensor device SU will be described with reference to FIG. The sensor device SU is associated with the sensor side control processing unit (SU control processing unit) 10, the sensor side communication interface unit (SU communication IF unit) 11, the imaging unit 12, the storage unit 13, and the detection unit 14. An information generation unit 16 and a recording unit 17 are provided.

The SU control processing unit 10 sets each unit (SU communication IF unit 11, imaging unit 12, storage unit 13, detection unit 14, association information generation unit 16, recording unit 17) of the sensor device SU according to the function of each unit. It is a device for controlling each.

The SU communication IF unit 11 is a communication circuit for performing communication under the control of the SU control processing unit 10. The SU communication IF unit 11 generates a communication signal containing data to be transferred input from the SU control processing unit 10 according to the communication protocol used in the network NW of the monitored person monitoring support system MS, and generates the communication signal. The communication signal is transmitted to other devices SV, SP, and TA via the network NW. The SU communication IF unit 11 receives communication signals from other devices SV, SP, and TA via the network NW, extracts data from the received communication signals, and the SU control processing unit 10 can process the extracted data. It is converted into data in a different format and output to the SU control processing unit 10. The SU communication IF unit 11 is configured to include, for example, a communication interface circuit according to the IEEE802.11 standard or the like.

The imaging unit 12 is a device that captures an imaging target and generates an image of the imaging target. Images include still images and moving images. The imaging unit 12 is arranged so that the space where the monitored person Ob is scheduled to be located (location space, the living room RM of the arrangement location in the example shown in FIG. 1) can be monitored, and the location space is taken as an image pickup target from above. It takes an image and generates an image that gives a bird's-eye view of the imaged object.

Such an imaging unit 12 may be a device (visible camera) that generates an image of visible light, but in the embodiment, an infrared image is generated so that the monitored person Ob can be monitored even in a relatively dark place. It is a device.

The storage unit 13 stores a moving image or the like in the living room RM imaged by the imaging unit 12. The storage unit 13 is realized by, for example, an HDD, a flash memory, or the like.

The detection unit 14 detects whether or not a predetermined event has occurred in the monitored person Ob. More specifically, predetermined events include, for example, waking up when the monitored person Ob wakes up, leaving the monitored person Ob from the bed, falling the monitored person Ob from the bed, and monitoring person Ob. There are four events of falling down. Then, the detection unit 14 detects, for example, the head of the monitored person Ob based on the image captured by the imaging unit 12, and is covered based on the time change of the size of the detected head of the monitored person Ob. Detects getting up, getting out of bed, falling and falling of the observer Ob.

The SU control processing unit 10 has a function of a sensor-side notification unit (SU notification unit) 15. The SU notification unit 15 gives various notifications to the management server device SV. For example, when the detection unit 14 detects that a predetermined event has occurred in the monitored person Ob, the SU notification unit 15 causes the SU communication IF unit 11 to notify the event occurrence to the management server device SV as a destination. .. This notification includes the type of event that occurred and the room number of the room RM where the event occurred.

The association information generation unit 16 stores (prepares) in advance the living room number of the living room RM in which the sensor device SU including the association information generation unit 16 is arranged. Taking the sensor device SU-1 as an example, the association information generation unit 16 stores (prepares) the living room number 1 of the living room RM-1 in advance.

The linking information generation unit 16 links the living room number (second specific information) stored in advance with the monitor NS ID (first specific information) read by the reading unit 70. Generate. That is, the association information generation unit 16 generates the association information in which the other specific information stored in advance and the one specific information read by the reading unit 70 are associated with each other. In the first modification, the other specific information is the second specific information, and the one specific information is the first specific information.

When the association information generation unit 16 generates the association information, the SU notification unit 15 (second notification unit) causes the SU communication IF unit 11 to notify the association information to the management server SV as a destination.

The recording unit 17 records the ID of the observer NS who is currently in the living room RM in the room entry recording table 171. FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the entry record table 171. With reference to FIGS. 1 and 16, the entry record table 171 includes column 1711. Column 1711 is an ID column of the observer NS. The recording unit 17 included in the sensor device SU records the observer NS currently in the room in the living room RM in which the sensor device SU is arranged. Taking the sensor device SU-1 as an example, the recording unit 17 included in the sensor device SU-1 records the ID of the observer NS currently in the living room RM-1. Here, the ID of the observer NS-1 (“ID_NS-1”) is recorded.

If there are observer NSs currently in the room RM, the ID of the observer NS is recorded in column 1711, and if there are multiple observer NSs currently in the room RM, those observers The ID of the NS is recorded in column 1711, and if there is no observer NS currently in the room RM, a symbol (here, "Null") indicating that the observer NS is not in the room RM is displayed. Recorded in column 1711. For example, if the observer NS-1 is currently in the living room RM-1, the ID of the observer NS-1 is recorded in column 1711, and the observer NS-1 and the monitor are currently in the living room RM-1. When the observer NS-2 is in the room, the ID of the observer NS-1 and the ID of the observer NS-2 are recorded in the column 1711, and the observer NS is not currently in the living room RM-1. , "Null" is recorded in column 1711.

In the recording unit 17, when the reading unit 70 reads the barcode 71 and notifies the observer ID, the observer NS indicated by the observer ID is the living room RM in which the sensor device SU including the recording unit 17 is arranged. In addition, it is considered that the user is currently in the room, and recording is performed on the room entry record table 171.

The configuration of the management server device SV will be described. FIG. 17 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a management server device SV provided in the first modification. In the management server device SV shown in FIG. 17, the monitoring record management unit 33 associates the room number-monitored person table 333 with the monitor ID-address table 334 as compared with the management server device SV shown in FIG. It further includes an information storage unit 335.

The living room number-monitored person table 333, the monitor ID-address table 334, and the association information storage unit 335 are used for selecting and transmitting the input screen 100 stored in the input screen storage unit 332. These will be described in detail.

Living room number-The monitored person table 333 records the room number of each living room RM and the name of the monitored person Ob who is occupying each living room RM in association with each other. FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the room number-monitored person table 333. With reference to FIGS. 1 and 18, the room number-monitored person table 333 comprises two columns 3331, 3332. Column 3331 is a column for the room number, and the room number of each room RM is recorded in advance. Room number 1 indicates living room RM-1, room number 2 indicates living room RM-2, room number 3 indicates living room RM-3, and room number 4 indicates living room RM-. 4 is shown. Column 3332 is a column for the name of the monitored person Ob, and the name of the monitored person Ob who is occupying the living room RM indicated by the living room number is recorded in advance. For example, the name of the monitored person Ob-1 who is occupying the living room RM-1 of the living room number 1 is "Mr. A ...".

In the observer ID-address table 334, the ID of each observer NS and the e-mail address of the mobile terminal device TA carried by each observer NS are recorded in association with each other. FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the observer ID-address table 334. With reference to FIGS. 1 and 19, the observer ID-address table 334 comprises two columns 3341, 3342. The column 3341 is a column for the observer ID, and the ID of each observer NS is recorded in advance. "ID_NS-1" is the ID of the observer NS-1, and "ID_NS-2" is the ID of the observer NS-2. The column 3342 is a column for the e-mail address of the mobile terminal device TA, and the e-mail address of the mobile terminal device TA carried by the observer NS specified by the observer ID is recorded in advance.

The association information storage unit 335 stores the association information generated by the association information generation unit 16 shown in FIG. When the association information is transmitted from the sensor device SU, the monitoring record management unit 33 stores the association information in the association information storage unit 335.

FIG. 20 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile terminal device TA provided in the first modification. The mobile terminal device TA shown in FIG. 20 further includes a monitor ID storage unit 45 and a bar code 71 in addition to the components of the mobile terminal device TA shown in FIG.

The TA control processing unit 40 has the function of the mobile terminal side notification unit (TA notification unit) 44. The TA notification unit 44 gives various notifications to the management server device SV and the fixed terminal device SP. For example, the management server device SV notifies the mobile terminal device TA that a predetermined event has occurred to the monitored person Ob, and the monitor NS operates the touch panel TP to respond to the event. Is shown. The TA notification unit 44 causes the TA communication IF unit 41 to notify the response intention to the management server device SV as a destination. When this notification is sent to the management server device SV, the SV notification unit 32 causes the SV communication IF unit 31 to notify that there is a monitor NS corresponding to the event, with the other mobile terminal device TA as the destination.

The observer ID storage unit 45 stores in advance the ID of the observer NS who carries the mobile terminal device TA including the observer ID storage unit 45. For example, the observer ID storage unit 45 of the mobile terminal device TA-1 stores the ID (“ID_NS-1”) of the observer NS-1 in advance, and the observer ID storage unit of the mobile terminal device TA-2. The 45 stores the ID (“ID_NS-2”) of the observer NS-2 in advance. It is assumed that the observer NS operates the touch panel TP to input the monitoring record and makes a request for the input screen 100. The TA notification unit 44 reads the observer ID from the observer ID storage unit 45, and causes the TA communication IF unit 41 to notify the request and the observer ID with the management server device SV as the destination. The observer ID storage unit 45 is realized by, for example, an HDD, a flash memory, or the like.

As described with reference to FIG. 15, the barcode 71 indicates the ID of the observer NS, and is attached to the housing of the mobile terminal device TA. For example, a barcode 71 is attached to the back surface of the mobile terminal device TA. The ID of the observer NS indicated by the barcode 71 and the ID of the observer NS stored in the observer ID storage unit 45 match.

The operation of the monitoring record creation support system RS according to the first modification will be described by taking the observer NS-1 and the monitored person Ob-1 as examples. FIG. 21 is an explanatory diagram illustrating this operation. FIG. 22 is the first half of a flowchart illustrating this operation. FIG. 23 is the latter half of the flowchart illustrating this operation.

With reference to FIGS. 1 and 4, the observer NS- during the time period from 7:00 to 8:00 to care for breakfast of the monitored person Ob-1 according to the schedule shown in the monitoring plan table 336-2. Suppose 1 rushes to the living room RM-1. With reference to FIGS. 15, 21 and 22, the reading unit 70 determines whether or not the ID (monitorer ID) of the observer NS-1 carrying the mobile terminal device TA-1 has been read (step S100). ). This ID is indicated by a barcode 71 attached to the mobile terminal device TA-1. The reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS-1 by reading the barcode 71. When the reading unit 70 determines that the ID of the observer NS-1 has not been read (No in step S100), the process of step S100 is repeated.

When the reading unit 70 determines that the ID of the observer NS-1 has been read (Yes in step S100, (1) in FIG. 21), this ID is notified to the sensor device SU-1 (steps S101, 21). (2)). This notification includes the time when the reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS-1. Hereinafter, each component of the sensor device SU means each component of the sensor device SU-1.

The SU control processing unit 10 determines whether or not the SU communication IF unit 11 has received the notification of the ID (monitorer ID) of the observer NS-1 from the reading unit 70 (step S200). When the SU control processing unit 10 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has not received the notification (No in step S200), the SU control processing unit 10 repeats the processing of step S200.

When the SU control processing unit 10 determines that the SU communication IF unit 11 has received the notification of the ID (monitorer ID) of the observer NS-1 from the reading unit 70 (Yes in step S200), the recording unit 17 enters the room. Recording to the recording table 171 is executed (step S201, (3) in FIG. 21). More specifically, FIG. 24 is an explanatory diagram for specifically explaining the transition of recording to the entry recording table 171. The column 1711 shown in FIG. 24 is the same as the column 1711 shown in FIG.

Before the sensor device SU-1 is notified of the ID (monitorer ID) of the observer NS-1, since there is no observer NS in the living room RM-1, the observer ID is displayed in the observer ID column 1711. Not recorded ((a) in FIG. 24). Since the ID (monitorer ID) of the observer NS-1 has been notified to the sensor device SU-1 (Yes in step S200), the recording unit 17 displays the observer included in this notification in the observer ID column 1711. The ID of NS-1 "ID_NS-1" is recorded ((b) in FIG. 24).

With reference to FIGS. 15, 21 and 22, the association information generation unit 16 indicates whether or not the ID of the observer NS is recorded in the observer ID column 1711 in the entry record table 171 shown in FIG. 24. (Step S202). As shown in FIG. 24 (b), the ID of the observer NS-1 is recorded in the observer ID column 1711 (Yes in step S202). Therefore, the association information generation unit 16 generates the association information (step S203, (4) in FIG. 21). To explain in detail, the linking information generation unit 16 generates linking information in which the living room number 1 stored (prepared) in advance and the ID of the observer NS-1 read by the reading unit 70 are linked. .. The association information includes the time when the reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS-1.

The SU notification unit 15 (second notification unit) causes the SU communication IF unit 11 to notify the association information to the management server device SV as a destination (step S204, (5) in FIG. 21).

With reference to FIGS. 17, 21 and 22, the SV control processing unit 30 determines whether or not the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the notification of the association information from the SU notification unit 15 (step S300). When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has not received the notification of the association information from the SU notification unit 15 (No in step S300), the SV control processing unit 30 repeats the processing of step S300.

When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the notification of the association information from the SU notification unit 15 (Yes in step S300), the monitoring record management unit 33 associates the association information with the information. It is stored in the memory (step S301, (6) in FIG. 21).

The above is the first modification from reading the observer ID ((1) in FIG. 21 and Yes in step S100 in FIG. 22) to storing the association information ((6) in FIG. 21 and step S301 in FIG. 22). This is the operation of the monitoring record creation support system RS according to the example. After reading the ID of the observer NS-1 (Yes in step S100 of FIG. 21 (1) of FIG. 21), the observer NS-1 takes care of the breakfast of the observer Ob-1. In order to record information (meal amount, water amount, etc.) when the monitored person Ob-1 has breakfast, the observer NS-1 displays the input screen 100 on the touch panel TP of the mobile terminal device TA-1 (FIG. It is necessary to display it in 12). For this purpose, the observer NS-1 must operate the touch panel TP of the mobile terminal device TA-1 to input the request of the input screen 100 to the management server device SV. In the embodiment, this input includes information (eg, name) that identifies the monitored person Ob-1 (step S1 in FIG. 13). On the other hand, in the first modification, this input does not include information for identifying the monitored person Ob-1. This is because the association information in which the living room number 1 and the ID of the observer NS-1 are associated is notified to the management server device SV ((5) in FIG. 21).

With reference to FIGS. 20, 21 and 23, the TA control processing unit 40 determines whether or not the request for the input screen 100 has been input (step S400). When the TA control processing unit 40 determines that the request of the input screen 100 has not been input (No in step S400), the TA control processing unit 40 repeats the processing of step S400.

When the TA control processing unit 40 determines that the request for the input screen 100 has been input (Yes in step S400, (7) in FIG. 21), the TA notification unit 44 is stored in the observer ID storage unit 45. The ID of the observer NS-1 is read out, and the TA communication IF unit 41 is notified of the request of the input screen 100 by using the management server device SV as the destination (step S401, (8) of FIG. 21). This notification includes the ID of the observer NS-1.

With reference to FIGS. 17, 21 and 23, the SV control processing unit 30 determines whether or not the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the notification of the request for the input screen 100 from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (step). S302). When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has not received the notification of the request for the input screen 100 from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (No in step S302), the SV control processing unit 30 repeats the processing of step S302.

When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the notification of the request for the input screen 100 from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (Yes in step S302), the input screen selection unit 338 sets the input screen 100. Is selected (step S303, (9) in FIG. 21). More specifically, the monitoring record management unit 33 has the ID of the observer NS included in the notification of the request and the association information including the same ID from the association information stored in the association information storage unit 335. To identify. Here, since the notification of the request includes the ID of the observer NS-1, the association information that associates the ID of the observer NS-1 with the room number 1 (hereinafter, the first association information). Is identified.

The monitoring record management unit 33 refers to the room number-monitored person table 333 shown in FIG. 18, and the name "Mr.A ....." associated with the room number 1 included in the first linking information. (This name is the name of the monitored person Ob-1 who lives in the living room RM-1).

Since the name "Mr.A ...." has been specified, the input screen selection unit 338 is assigned to the monitored person Ob having the name "Mr.A ....", that is, the monitored person Ob-1. It is determined that the input screen 100-1 is requested. Therefore, the input screen 100-1 is selected from the input screen group G-1 shown in FIG. The input screen selection unit 338 is the input screen 100-1 assigned to the time zone including the request time (current time), that is, the input screen 100-1 of "7: 00-7: 59" (in FIG. 7). Select the input screen 100-1) to be shown.

After the input screen selection unit 338 selects the input screen 100-1, the SV notification unit 32 refers to the observer ID-address table 334 shown in FIG. 19 and includes the observer NS- included in the first association information. The e-mail address associated with the ID of 1 ("ID_NS-1") is specified. As a result, the first association information becomes unnecessary, so that the monitoring record management unit 33 deletes the first association information from the association information storage unit 335. The SV notification unit 32 is selected by the input screen selection unit 338 as the SV communication IF unit 31 (transmission unit) with the e-mail address (that is, the mobile terminal device TA-1 carried by the observer NS-1) as the destination. The input screen 100-1 is transmitted (step S304, (10) in FIG. 21). In this way, the SV notification unit 32 uses the second specific information included in the association information as the destination for the mobile terminal device TA carried by the first observer specified by the first specific information included in the association information. The input screen 100 assigned to the specified first monitored person is transmitted.

With reference to FIGS. 20, 21 and 23, the TA control processing unit 40 determines whether or not the TA communication IF unit 41 has received the input screen 100-1 (input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. 7). (Step S402). When the TA control processing unit 40 determines that the TA communication IF unit 41 has not received the input screen 100-1 (No in step S402), the TA control processing unit 40 repeats the processing of step S402.

When the TA communication IF unit 41 determines that the input screen 100-1 has been received (Yes in step S402), the TA control processing unit 40 causes the touch panel TP to display the input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. 7 (step S403). , (11) of FIG.

The observer NS-1 operates the touch panel TP, and the information (meal amount, water amount) when the monitored person Ob (monitored person Ob-1) having the name "Mr. A ..." has breakfast. Etc.) is input to the input screen 100-1 (step S404, (12) in FIG. 21). Then, the observer NS-1 operates the touch panel TP and inputs an instruction to notify the management server SV of this monitoring record. As a result, the TA notification unit 44 causes the TA communication IF unit 41 to notify the monitoring record to the management server SV (step S405, (13) in FIG. 21).

With reference to FIGS. 17, 21 and 23, the SV control processing unit 30 determines whether or not the SV communication IF unit 31 has been notified of the monitoring record by the mobile terminal device TA-1 (step S305). ). When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has not received the notification of the monitoring record from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (No in step S305), the SV control processing unit 30 repeats the processing of step S305.

When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the notification of the monitoring record from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (Yes in step S305), the monitoring record management unit 33 monitors the monitoring record. It is reflected in the recording table 331 (step S306, (14) in FIG. 21). FIG. 25 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the monitoring record table 331 in which the monitoring record is reflected with respect to the monitoring record table 331 shown in FIG. For the name "Mr. A ...", the amount of food (staple food, side dish) is recorded in column 3313, and the total amount of water is recorded in column 3316. Regarding the name "Ms.B ...", the amount of food (staple food, side dish) was recorded in column 3313, the total amount of water was recorded in column 3316, and the medicine was taken after breakfast in column 3317. Is recorded. This is a monitoring record input to the input screen 100-2 shown in FIG.

The observer NS-1 inputs the monitoring record on the input screen 100-1 (step S404, (12) in FIG. 21), operates the touch panel TP to give an instruction to notify the monitoring record, and then the observer NS. -1 leaves the living room RM-1. With reference to FIGS. 15, 21 and 22, when the observer NS-1 leaves the living room RM-1, the ID of the observer NS-1 is read again by the reading unit 70. More specifically, the reading unit 70 determines whether or not the ID of the observer NS-1 has been read (step S102). As described above, the ID of the observer NS-1 is indicated by the barcode 71 attached to the mobile terminal device TA-1. The reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS-1 by reading the barcode 71. When the reading unit 70 determines that the ID of the observer NS-1 has not been read (No in step S102), the process of step S102 is repeated.

When the reading unit 70 determines that the ID of the observer NS-1 has been read (Yes in step S102, (15) in FIG. 21), this ID is notified to the sensor device SU-1 (steps S103, 21). (16)). This notification includes the time when the reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS-1.

The SU control processing unit 10 determines whether or not the SU communication IF unit 11 has received the notification of the ID of the observer NS-1 from the reading unit 70 (step S200). When the SU control processing unit 10 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has not received the notification (No in step S200), the SU control processing unit 10 repeats the processing of step S200.

When the SU control processing unit 10 determines that the SU communication IF unit 11 has received the notification of the ID of the observer NS-1 from the reading unit 70 (Yes in step S200), the recording unit 17 enters the room entry recording table 171. Recording is executed (step S201, (17) in FIG. 21). More specifically, referring to FIG. 24, before the sensor device SU is notified of the observer ID, since the observer NS-1 is present in the living room RM-1, the observer ID is displayed on the entry record table 171. The ID of the observer NS-1 is recorded in column 1711 ((b) in FIG. 24). Since the observer ID has been notified to the sensor device SU (Yes in step S200, (16) in FIG. 21), the recording unit 17 has the ID of the observer NS-1 included in this notification (“ID_NS-1”). In the observer ID column 1711, “ID_NS-1” is deleted and “NULL” is recorded ((c) in FIG. 24).

With reference to FIGS. 15, 21 and 22, the association information generation unit 16 indicates whether or not the ID of the observer NS is recorded in the observer ID column 1711 in the entry record table 171 shown in FIG. 24. Is determined (step S202). As shown in FIG. 24 (c), the observer ID is not recorded in the observer ID column 1711 (No in step S202). That is, there is no observer NS in the living room RM-1. Therefore, the association information generation unit 16 does not generate the association information (step S205). As a result, the association information is not transmitted to the management server device SV, so that the monitored person Ob-1 (name "Mr.A ....") who is occupying the living room RM-1 is monitored. The input screen 100 assigned to the person Ob) is not transmitted from the management server device SV to the mobile terminal device TA.

According to the first modification, in addition to the effect of the embodiment, it has the following effects. According to the monitoring record creation support system RS according to the first modification, the monitoring NS does not input to specify the monitored person Ob to be monitored, but the input screen assigned to the monitored person. 100 can be displayed on the mobile terminal device TA of the observer NS ((1) to (11) in FIG. 21). Therefore, the trouble of the observer NS can be saved, and the input screen 100 assigned to the monitored person Ob other than the monitored person Ob, which is the target of the monitoring record, is erroneously displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. Can be prevented.

If the monitoring record can be input using the input screen 100 displayed on the mobile terminal device TA, the monitoring NS does not need to return to the monitoring station of the monitoring NS to create the monitoring record, which is convenient for the monitoring NS. .. However, by abusing this, the input screen 100 assigned to the monitored person Ob is displayed on the mobile terminal device TA without rushing to the monitored person Ob, and the monitoring record of the monitored person Ob is input. There is an observer NS. According to the monitoring record creation support system RS according to the first modification, such neglect of duties can be prevented. More specifically, if the observer NS does not rush to the living room RM where the monitored person Ob is located, the reading unit 70 cannot read the ID (one specific information) of the observer NS indicated by the barcode 71 (one specific information). Therefore, the association information generation unit 16 cannot generate the association information (1) in FIG. 21. The management server device SV (management device) transmits the input screen 100 assigned to the monitored person Ob to the mobile terminal device TA of the monitor NS based on the association information ((6) to FIG. 21). (10)). Therefore, according to the monitoring record creation support system RS according to the first modification, if the monitoring NS does not rush to the monitored person Ob, the input screen 100 assigned to the monitored person Ob is displayed on the monitored person NS. It is possible to prevent the display on the mobile terminal device TA.

A second modification of the embodiment will be described. The contents different from the first modification and the second modification will be described, and the common contents will be omitted. FIG. 26 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile terminal device TA provided in the second modification. As shown in FIG. 15, in the first modification, the reading unit 70 is provided in each living room RM, and the barcode 71 indicating the ID of the observer NS (observer ID) is the housing of each mobile terminal device TA. It is pasted on. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 26, in the second modification, the reading unit 46 is provided in each mobile terminal device TA, and the bar code 60 indicating the living room number is arranged in the living room RM.

In the mobile terminal device TA of the second modification, in addition to the TA control processing unit 40, the TA communication IF unit 41, the TA input unit 42 and the TA output unit 43, the reading unit 46, the association information generation unit 47 and the recording unit 48 To be equipped.

The reading unit 46 reads the barcode 60 arranged in each living room RM. The barcode 60 indicates the room number of the room RM. The bar code 60 arranged in the living room RM-1 indicates the living room number 1, and the bar code 60 arranged in the living room RM-2 indicates the living room number 2 and is arranged in the living room RM-3. The bar code 60 indicates the living room number 3, and the bar code 60 arranged in the living room RM-4 indicates the living room number 4. The barcode 60 is attached to, for example, the door of the entrance / exit of the living room RM, the outer wall of the living room RM, or the inner wall of the living room RM.

The reading unit 46 includes a visible camera and has a function of a barcode reader. The reading unit 46 performs predetermined image processing on the image of the barcode 60 captured by the visible camera, and reads the room number indicated by the barcode 60.

When the first observer, which is one of the plurality of observer NSs, rushes to the monitoring area where the first observer, which is one of the plurality of observers Ob, is present, the reading unit 46 is the first observer. It is possible to read one of the first specific information that directly or indirectly identifies the first specific information and the second specific information that directly or indirectly identifies the first monitored person.

The meanings of the "monitoring area where the first monitored person is", the "first specific information", and the "second specific information" are the same as those of the first modification. As shown in FIG. 15, in the first modification, one specific information read by the reading unit 70 is the first specific information. On the other hand, in the second modification, one specific information read by the reading unit 46 is the second specific information.

The association information generation unit 47 stores (prepares) in advance the ID (monitorer ID) of the observer NS who carries the mobile terminal device TA including the association information generation unit 47. In the case of the mobile terminal device TA of the observer NS-1, the association information generation unit 47 stores (prepares) the ID of the observer NS-1 in advance. In the case of the mobile terminal device TA of the observer NS-2, the association information generation unit 47 stores (prepares) the ID of the observer NS-2 in advance.

The linking information generation unit 47 links the ID (first specific information) of the monitor NS stored in advance with the living room number (second specific information) read by the reading unit 46. Generate. That is, the association information generation unit 47 generates the association information in which the other specific information stored in advance and the one specific information read by the reading unit 46 are associated with each other. In the second modification, the other specific information is the first specific information, and the one specific information is the second specific information.

The recording unit 48 records the room number of the room RM in which the observer NS is currently in the room on the room entry recording table 481. FIG. 27 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the entry record table 481. The entry record table 481 includes a column 4811 in which the room number is recorded. The room number read by the reading unit 46 is recorded in column 4811. This indicates the room number of the room RM where the observer NS is currently in. The recording unit 48 currently records "Null" in column 4811 when the observer NS is not in the living room RM.

When the observer NS is currently in the room RM, the recording unit 48 of the mobile terminal device TA carried by the observer NS records the room number of the room RM in column 4811, and the observer NS is currently When not entering the living room RM, the recording unit 48 of the mobile terminal device TA carried by the observer NS records "NULL" in the column 4811. For example, when the observer NS-1 is currently in the living room RM-1, the recording unit 48 of the mobile terminal device TA-1 records the living room number 1 of the living room RM-1 in the column 4811, and is currently present. When the observer NS-1 is not in the living room RM, the recording unit 48 of the mobile terminal device TA-1 records "Null" in the column 4811.

When the recording unit 48 determines that the reading unit 46 has read the barcode 60, it considers that the observer NS is currently in the room RM indicated by the room number, and records in the room entry record table 481. Execute.

The operation of the monitoring record creation support system RS according to the second modification will be described by taking the observer NS-1 and the monitored person Ob-1 as examples. FIG. 28 is an explanatory diagram illustrating this operation. FIG. 29 is a flowchart illustrating this operation.

As in the first modification, it is assumed that the observer NS-1 rushes to the living room RM-1 to take care of the breakfast of the monitored person Ob-1. With reference to FIGS. 26, 28 and 29, in the mobile terminal device TA-1, the reading unit 46 determines whether or not the living room number 1 of the living room RM-1 has been read (step S410). The living room number 1 is indicated by the barcode 60 in the living room RM-1. The reading unit 46 reads the living room number 1 of the living room RM-1 by reading the barcode 60. When the reading unit 46 determines that the living room number 1 of the living room RM-1 has not been read (No in step S410), the process of step S410 is repeated.

When the reading unit 46 determines that the room number 1 of the living room RM-1 has been read (Yes in step S410, (21) in FIG. 28), the monitoring unit NS-1 indicates the room number 1 by the observer NS-1. It is considered that the room RM-1 is currently in the room, and recording is performed on the room entry recording table 481 (step S411, (22) in FIG. 28). More specifically, FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram for specifically explaining the transition of recording to the entry record table 481. The column 4811 shown in FIG. 30 is the same as the column 4811 shown in FIG. 27.

Since there is no observer NS-1 in the living room RM-1 before the reading unit 46 reads the living room number 1, "NUML" is recorded in the column 4811 ((a) in FIG. 30). Since the reading unit 46 has read the room number 1, the recording unit 48 erases "NULL" in the column 4811 and records "1" ((b) in FIG. 30).

With reference to FIGS. 26, 28, and 29, the TA control processing unit 40 determines whether or not the request for the input screen 100 has been input (step S412). When the TA control processing unit 40 determines that the request of the input screen 100 has not been input (No in step S412), the TA control processing unit 40 repeats the processing of step S412.

When the TA control processing unit 40 determines that the request of the input screen 100 has been input (Yes in step S412, (23) of FIG. 28), the association information generation unit 47 stores the monitor NS- (Step S413, (24) of FIG. 28) is generated by associating the ID of 1 with the living room number recorded in the column 4811 of the entry record table 481. Here, since the room number 1 is recorded in the column 4811 ((b) in FIG. 30), the linking information generation unit 47 links the ID of the observer NS-1 with the room number 1. Generate information. When "NULL" is recorded in the field 4811, the linking information generation unit 47 does not generate the linking information even if the input screen 100 is requested.

The TA notification unit 44 (second notification unit) causes the TA communication IF unit 41 to notify the request and the association information of the input screen 100 to the management server device SV as a destination (step S414, FIG. 28 (25)). ..

With reference to FIGS. 17, 28 and 29, the SV control processing unit 30 determines whether or not the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the request for the input screen 100 and the notification of the association information from the mobile terminal device TA-1. Determine (step S310). When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has not received these notifications from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (No in step S310), the SV control processing unit 30 repeats the processing of step S310.

When the SV control processing unit 30 determines that the SV communication IF unit 31 has received the request for the input screen 100 and the notification of the association information from the mobile terminal device TA-1 (Yes in step S310), the input screen selection unit 338 , The input screen 100 is selected (step S311, (26) of FIG. 28). More specifically, the monitoring record management unit 33 refers to the room number-monitored person table 333 shown in FIG. 18, and refers to the name "Mr." associated with the room number 1 included in the notified linking information. "A ..." is specified (this name is the name of the monitored person Ob-1 who lives in the living room RM-1).

As a result, the input screen selection unit 338 requests the monitored person Ob having the name "Mr. A ...", that is, the input screen 100-1 assigned to the monitored person Ob-1. to decide. Therefore, the input screen 100-1 is selected from the input screen group G-1 shown in FIG. The input screen selection unit 338 is the input screen 100-1 assigned to the time zone including the request time (current time), that is, the input screen 100-1 of "7: 00-7: 59" (in FIG. 7). Select the input screen 100-1) to be shown.

The SV notification unit 32 refers to the observer ID-address table 334 shown in FIG. 19 and associates it with the ID (“ID_NS-1”) of the observer NS-1 included in the association information notified in step S310. Identify the email address given. The SV notification unit 32 is selected by the input screen selection unit 338 as the SV communication IF unit 31 (transmission unit) with this e-mail address (that is, the mobile terminal device TA-1 carried by the observer NS-1) as the destination. The input screen 100-1 is transmitted (step S312, (27) in FIG. 28).

From this point onward, steps S415 to S418, steps S313, and step S314 are the same as steps S402 to S405, step S305, and step S306 in FIG. (28) to (31) of FIG. 28 are the same as (11) to (14) of FIG.

After inputting the monitoring record on the input screen 100-1 shown in FIG. 7 (step S417, (29) in FIG. 28) and operating the touch panel TP, the observer NS-1 gives an instruction to notify the monitoring record. , Observer NS-1 leaves the living room RM-1. With reference to FIGS. 26, 28 and 29, when the observer NS-1 leaves the room RM-1, the room number 1 is read again by the reading unit 46. More specifically, the reading unit 46 determines whether or not the living room number 1 has been read (step S419). When the reading unit 46 determines that the living room number 1 has not been read (No in step S419), the process of step S419 is repeated.

When the reading unit 46 determines that the room number 1 has been read (Yes in step S419, (32) in FIG. 28), the recording unit 48 executes recording on the entry recording table 481 (steps S420, FIG. 28). (33)). More specifically, with reference to FIG. 30, before the reading unit 46 reads the living room number 1, since the observer NS-1 is in the living room RM-1, "1" is recorded in the column 4811. ((B) of FIG. 30). Since the reading unit 46 has read the living room number 1 (Yes in step S419, (32) in FIG. 28), the recording unit 48 erases "1" in column 4811 and records "Null" (FIG. FIG. 30 (c)). As a result, even if the input screen 100 is requested, the association information generation unit 47 does not generate the association information. Therefore, the input screen 100 is not displayed on the touch panel TP of the mobile terminal device TA-1.

A third modification of the embodiment will be described. The contents different from the first modified example and the third modified example will be described, and the common contents will be omitted. FIG. 31 is a block diagram showing a sensor device SU, a reading unit 70, and an entry / exit detection unit 80 arranged in the living room RM in the third modification. The third modification includes an entry / exit detection unit 80 (entrance detection unit) in addition to the sensor device SU and the reading unit 70 shown in FIG. The recording unit 17 of the first modification shown in FIG. 15 reads the ID of the observer NS by the reading unit 70, and notifies the sensor device SU of the read ID of the observer NS to record the data on the entry recording table 171. ((1), (2), (3), (15), (16), (17) in FIG. 21). On the other hand, in the recording unit 17 of the third modification, the reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS, notifies the sensor device SU of the read ID of the observer NS, and from the entry / exit detection unit 80. When the entry signal is sent to the sensor device SU, the ID of the observer NS is recorded in the entry record table 171. Further, in the recording unit 17 of the third modification, the reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS, notifies the sensor device SU of the read ID of the observer NS, and the entry / exit detection unit 80 sends a room exit signal. When sent to the sensor device SU, the ID of the observer NS is deleted from the entry record table 171.

FIG. 32 is a schematic view showing a state in which an example of the entry / exit detection unit 80 is arranged. This figure shows a state in which the vicinity of the entrance / exit 93 of the living room RM is viewed from above. The living room RM and the corridor 90 are separated by walls 91 and 92. A doorway 93 is formed between the wall 91 and the wall 92.

The reading unit 70 is attached to the wall surface of the wall 91 on the corridor side. The observer NS uses the reading unit 70 to read the barcode 71 (ID of the observer NS) before entering the living room RM.

The entry / exit detection unit 80 includes a light emitting unit 81 attached to the wall surface of the wall 91 on the living room side, and a light receiving unit 82 attached to the wall surface of the wall 92 on the living room side. The light projecting unit 81 includes a light source 83 and a light source 84. The light sources 83 and 84 are, for example, LEDs. The light receiving unit 82 includes a light receiving element 85 and a light receiving element 86. The light receiving elements 85 and 86 are, for example, photodiodes.

The light L1 emitted from the light source 83 is received by the light receiving element 85. The light L2 emitted from the light source 84 is received by the light receiving element 86. When viewed from the corridor 90, behind the entrance / exit 93, there is an optical path of light L1 and an optical path of light L2. The optical path of the light L2 is closer to the entrance / exit 93 than the optical path of the light L1. Therefore, when a person enters the living room RM, the optical path of the optical L2 is blocked first, and then the optical path of the optical L1 is blocked. When a person leaves the living room RM, the optical path of the optical L1 is blocked first, and then the optical path of the optical L2 is blocked. When the optical path of the optical L2 is blocked and then the optical path of the optical L1 is blocked, the entry / exit detection unit 80 sends a signal indicating entry (entrance signal) to the SU communication IF unit 11. When the optical path of the optical L1 is blocked and then the optical path of the optical L2 is blocked, the entry / exit detection unit 80 sends a signal indicating exit (exit signal) to the SU communication IF unit 11.

The entry / exit detection unit 80 has a function of an entrance detection unit because it can detect a person who has entered the living room RM. The entrance detection unit is arranged in the living room RM (monitoring area) and detects the entrance to the living room RM (monitoring area).

The operation of the monitored person monitoring support system MS according to the third modification will be described by taking the monitored person NS-1 and the monitored person Ob-1 as an example. FIG. 33 is an explanatory diagram illustrating this operation. FIG. 34 is an explanatory diagram specifically explaining the transition of recording to the entry recording table 171 in the third modification. The column 1711 shown in FIG. 34 is the same as the column 1711 shown in FIG. 24.

With reference to FIGS. 31 to 33, the observer NS-1 rushes to the living room RM-1 in order to take care of the breakfast of the monitored person Ob-1, and the ID of the observer NS-1 (reading unit 70) ( It is assumed that the observer ID) is read ((1) in FIG. 33) and the ID of the observer NS-1 is notified to the sensor device SU-1 ((2) in FIG. 33). Then, the observer NS-1 enters the living room RM-1 from the doorway 93. At this time, the entry / exit detection unit 80 sends an entry signal to the SU communication IF unit 11 ((2a) in FIG. 33).

Since the recording unit 17 is notified of the ID of the observer NS-1 to the sensor device SU and the entry signal is sent from the entry / exit detection unit 80, the ID of the observer NS-1 is displayed on the entry recording table 171. Record (FIG. 33 (3), FIG. 34 (b)). Then, the association information generation unit 16 generates the association information ((4) in FIG. 33). In this way, in the association information generation unit 16, the reading unit 70 reads one specific information (ID of the observer NS-1), and the first monitored person (monitored person Ob-1) is present. The association information is generated on condition that the entrance to the area (living room RM-1) is detected by the entrance detection unit (entrance / exit detection unit 80) arranged in the monitoring area where the first monitored person is located.

The processes (5) to (14) in FIG. 33 are the same as the processes (5) to (14) in FIG.

When the observer NS-1 finishes recording the information when the monitored person Ob-1 has breakfast and leaves the living room RM-1, the observer NS-1 enters the corridor from the entrance 93 of the living room RM-1. It appears in 90. At this time, the entry / exit detection unit 80 transmits the exit signal to the SU communication IF unit 11 ((16a) in FIG. 33). Then, the reading unit 70 reads the ID of the observer NS-1 again ((15) in FIG. 33), and notifies the sensor device SU-1 of the ID of the observer NS-1 ((15) in FIG. 33). 16)).

Since the monitoring unit 17 has been notified of the observer ID to the sensor device SU and the exit signal has been sent from the entry / exit detection unit 80, the recording unit 17 deletes the ID of the observer NS-1 from the entry recording table 171 (FIG. 33 (17), FIG. 34 (c)). Since the ID of any of the observers NS is not recorded in the entry record table 171 of the association information generation unit 16, the association information generation unit 16 does not generate the association information. As a result, even if the input screen 100 is requested, the association information generation unit 16 does not generate the association information. Therefore, the input screen 100 is not displayed on the touch panel TP of the mobile terminal device TA-1. The above is the operation of the third modification.

The main effects of the third modification will be described. The reading unit 70 may be able to read the barcode 71 (one specific information) outside the living room RM. For example, the reading unit 70 is arranged side by side on the plate of the resident's name at the entrance / exit of the living room RM. In such a case, the observer NS can display the input screen 100 assigned to the monitored person Ob on the mobile terminal device TA without entering the living room RM of the monitored person Ob. Therefore, the observer NS can input the monitoring record of the monitored person Ob on the input screen 100 without looking at the monitored person Ob. It is necessary to prevent this. Therefore, according to the third modification, it is a condition that the reading unit 70 reads the barcode 71 (one specific information) and the entrance detection unit 80 detects the entrance to the living room RM where the monitored person Ob is present. ((1), (2), (2a) in FIG. 33), the association information is generated ((4) in FIG. 33). As a result, if the observer NS does not enter the living room RM of the monitored person Ob, the input screen 100 assigned to the monitored person Ob cannot be displayed on the mobile terminal device TA. Therefore, the observer NS cannot input the monitoring record of the monitored person Ob on the input screen 100 without seeing the monitored person Ob.

In the third modification, the entry / exit detection unit 80 is provided separately from the sensor device SU, but the sensor device SU may have the function of the entry / exit detection unit 80. With reference to FIG. 31, the entry / exit detection unit 80 of this aspect performs image processing of person detection on the moving image in the living room RM captured by the imaging unit 12 to determine the number of people in the living room RM. Detect changes. When the entry / exit detection unit 80 detects that the number of people in the living room RM has changed from one person (monitored person Ob) to a plurality of people (monitored person Ob, observer NS), the observer NS to the living room RM Detects entry into the room. When the entry / exit detection unit 80 detects that the number of persons in the living room RM has changed from a plurality of persons (monitored person Ob, observer NS) to one person (monitored person Ob), the observer NS to the living room RM Detects leaving the room.

In the first modification and the third modification, as shown in FIGS. 15 and 31, the reading unit 70 arranged in the living room RM obtains the ID (one specific information) of the observer NS indicated by the barcode 71. Reading In the second modification, as shown in FIG. 26, the reading unit 46 provided in the mobile terminal device TA reads the living room number (one specific information) indicated by the barcode 60.

The combination of one specific information and the reading unit is as follows, for example.

(1) When one of the specific information is indicated by a barcode, a smartphone, a mobile phone, a tablet terminal, or a barcode reader can be used as a reading unit.

(2) When one specific information is indicated by a two-dimensional code, a smartphone, a mobile phone, a tablet terminal, or a two-dimensional code reader can be used as a reading unit.

(3) When one of the specific information is stored in the IC card (RF tag) or the magnetic card, the card reader can be used as the reading unit.

(4) When one specific information is stored in an IC chip embedded in an electronic device (for example, a smartphone, a mobile phone, a tablet terminal), the IC chip reader can be used as a reading unit.

(5) When one specific information is stored in an electronic device (for example, a smartphone, a mobile phone, or a tablet terminal), the reading unit may be an electronic device capable of wireless communication over a very short distance with this electronic device. it can. The extremely short distance is about several centimeters to about one meter. As such wireless communication, for example, there is NFC (Near Field Communication) communication.

As shown in FIGS. 15 and 31, in the first modification and the third modification, the association information generation unit 16 and the recording unit 17 are provided in the sensor device SU. However, apart from the sensor device SU, an entry management device EM (not shown) including these may be provided in each living room RM.

In the embodiment and the first to third modifications, the monitored person monitoring support system MS shown in FIG. 1 has the function of the monitoring record creation support system RS, but a system having only the function of the monitoring record creation support system RS may be used. .. There are two aspects to this system. The first aspect includes a plurality of entry management devices EM (not shown) arranged in each of the plurality of living room RMs, a management server device SV, and a plurality of mobile terminal devices TA. The second aspect includes a management server device SV and a plurality of mobile terminal devices TA including the room entry management device EM.

(Summary of embodiments)
The monitoring record creation support system according to one aspect of the embodiment is a portable terminal device that can be carried by the observer and can display an input screen for inputting the monitoring record of the monitored person, and a management device that manages the input screen. The mobile terminal device is a monitoring record creation support system including, and the mobile terminal device includes a first notification unit that notifies the management device of the request when the mobile terminal device is operated and the input screen is requested. , A first receiving unit that receives the input screen transmitted from the management device in response to the request, a display unit, and a display control for displaying the input screen received by the first receiving unit on the display unit. The management device includes a unit, a storage unit that previously stores a plurality of types of input screens assigned according to each of the plurality of time zones, and a request notified from the first notification unit. And the input screen assigned to the time zone including the current time when the second receiving unit receives the request, the plurality of types of the input screens stored in the storage unit. It includes a selection unit that selects from the input screens, and a transmission unit that transmits the input screen selected by the selection unit to the portable terminal device.

The present inventor pays attention to the fact that the monitoring work is determined according to the time zone. The nursing care business will be described as an example. The caregiver supports the life of the care recipient according to the care plan. For example, the vitality of the care recipient is measured between 6:00 and 7:00, the care recipient has breakfast between 7:00 and 8:00, and the care recipient is covered during the time between 12:00 and 13:00. The caregiver has lunch, and the care recipient has dinner between 18:00 and 19:00.

When a request for an input screen is made from the mobile terminal device, the management device selects an input screen assigned to the time zone including the current time from a plurality of types of input screens, and uses this input screen as the mobile terminal device. Send to. The mobile terminal device displays the transmitted input screen. Therefore, the caregiver can display the input screen corresponding to the current work on the mobile terminal device without selecting the input screen even if there are a plurality of types of input screens.

In the above configuration, in the monitoring record creation support system, a plurality of the portable terminal devices carried by the plurality of observers and a first observer who is one of the plurality of observers are monitored by a plurality of the monitored persons. When rushing to the monitoring area where the first monitored person is one of the persons, the first specific information that directly or indirectly identifies the first monitored person and the first monitored person are directly identified. Alternatively, of the second specific information indirectly specified, a reading unit capable of reading one specific information and the other specific information are stored in advance, and the other specific information and the reading unit The storage unit further includes a generation unit that generates association information that associates the read specific information with one of them, and a second notification unit that notifies the management device of the association information. With respect to the input screen group composed of the input screens of the above, a plurality of the input image groups assigned to each of the plurality of monitored persons are stored in advance, and the selection unit is the selection unit of the first observer. When the second receiving unit receives the request notified from the first notification unit provided in the mobile terminal device, the first monitored person specified by the second specific information included in the association information. From the input screen group assigned to, the input screen assigned to the time zone including the current time is selected, and the transmission unit is specified by the first specific information included in the association information. The input screen selected by the selection unit is transmitted to the portable terminal device carried by the first observer.

When the monitored person is in a private room, the private room becomes the monitoring area, and when the monitored person is in a shared room, the living space of the monitored person (for example, the bed and its surroundings) becomes the monitoring area.

The first specific information is information that directly or indirectly identifies the first observer. The former is, for example, the ID of the first observer and the name of the first observer. The latter is, for example, the ID of the mobile terminal device carried by the first observer. The second specific information is information that directly or indirectly identifies the first monitored person. The former is, for example, the ID of the first monitored person and the name of the first monitored person. The latter is, for example, the number of the private room of the first monitored person, and the ID of the sensor device that monitors whether or not a predetermined event has occurred in the first monitored person.

The reading unit reads one of the first specific information and the second specific information. When one specific information is the first specific information, the reading unit is arranged in the monitoring area where the monitored person is. When one specific information is the second specific information, the reading unit is carried by the observer. As a result, the reading unit cannot read one specific information unless the observer rushes to the monitoring area where the monitored person is located.

When one specific information is the first specific information, the generation unit stores the second specific information in advance as the other specific information, and when one specific information is the second specific information, the generation unit stores the second specific information as the other specific information. 1 Specific information is stored in advance. The generation unit generates associative information in which the other specific information stored in advance and one specific information read by the reading unit are associated with each other. As a result, associating information that links the first specific information and the second specific information is generated.

In the management device, the input screen assigned to the first monitored person specified by the second specific information included in the association information is displayed by the first observer specified by the first specific information included in the association information. Send to a mobile terminal device to be carried. As a result, the input screen assigned to the first monitored person is displayed on the mobile terminal device carried by the first monitored person without inputting to identify the first monitored person. Can be done.

From the above, according to this configuration, the observer inputs the input screen assigned to the monitored person (the monitoring record of the monitored person) without inputting to specify the monitored person to be monitored. The input screen for input) can be displayed on the monitor's mobile terminal device. Therefore, it is possible to save the time and effort of the observer, and it is possible to prevent the input screen assigned to the monitored person other than the monitored person who is the target of the monitoring record from being erroneously displayed on the mobile terminal device.

If the monitoring record can be input using the input screen displayed on the mobile terminal device, the observer does not have to return to the monitoring station to create the monitoring record, which is convenient for the observer. However, there are observers who abuse this to display the input screen assigned to the monitored person on the mobile terminal device and input the monitoring record of the monitored person without rushing to the monitored person. .. According to this configuration, such neglect of duties can be prevented. More specifically, if the observer does not rush to the monitoring area where the monitored person is, the reading unit cannot read one specific information, and therefore the generating unit cannot generate the association information. The management device transmits the input screen assigned to the monitored person to the monitor's mobile terminal device based on the association information. Therefore, according to this configuration, the input screen assigned to the monitored person cannot be displayed on the monitor's mobile terminal device unless the observer rushes to the monitored person.

In the above configuration, the monitoring record creation support system is arranged in a plurality of the monitoring areas in which the plurality of monitored persons are located, and a plurality of entrance detection units for detecting entry into the monitoring area in which the monitored person is located. The generation unit further comprises, in which the reading unit reads the one specific information and enters the monitoring area where the first monitored person is present, and the monitoring area where the first monitored person is present. The association information is generated on condition that the entrance detection unit arranged in is detected.

The reader may be able to read one particular piece of information outside the monitoring area. For example, a reading unit is provided in a mobile terminal device, and a bar code indicating one specific information is arranged side by side on a plate of a resident's name at an entrance / exit of a living room (monitoring area). In such a case, the first observer can display the input screen assigned to the first monitored person on the mobile terminal device without entering the monitoring area of the first monitored person. Therefore, the first observer can input the monitoring record of the first monitored person into the input screen without looking at the first monitored person. It is necessary to prevent this. Therefore, according to this configuration, the association information is generated on condition that the reading unit reads one specific information and the entrance detection unit detects the entrance to the monitoring area where the first monitored person is. To. As a result, the input screen assigned to the first monitored person cannot be displayed on the mobile terminal device unless the first monitored person enters the monitoring area of the first monitored person. Therefore, the first observer cannot input the monitoring record of the first monitored person on the input screen without seeing the first monitored person.

In the above configuration, the reading unit is provided in each of the plurality of mobile terminal devices.

The reading unit may be carried by the observer or may be arranged in the monitoring area where the monitored person is present. When the observer carries the reading unit, the mobile terminal device and the reading unit may be separate, or the reading unit may be provided in the mobile terminal device. This configuration is the latter. According to this configuration, the observer does not need to carry the reading unit in addition to the mobile terminal device, so that the convenience of the observer can be improved.

In the above configuration, the reading unit is arranged in each of the plurality of monitoring areas in which the plurality of monitored persons are located.

In this configuration, the reading unit is arranged in the monitoring area where the monitored person is present.

The monitoring record creation support method according to another aspect of the embodiment includes a mobile terminal device that the observer can carry and display an input screen for inputting the monitoring record of the monitored person, and a management that manages the input screen. A monitoring record creation support method using the device, wherein when the mobile terminal device is operated and the input screen is requested, the mobile terminal device notifies the management device of the request, and the above. The first receiving step in which the management device receives the request notified in the notification step, and the management device stores in advance a plurality of types of input screens assigned according to each of the plurality of time zones. When the request is received in the first reception step, the selection step of selecting the input screen assigned to the time zone including the current time from the plurality of types of the input screen, and the management device A transmission step of transmitting the input screen selected in the selection step to the mobile terminal device, a second reception step in which the mobile terminal device receives the input screen transmitted in the transmission step, and the above. The mobile terminal device includes a display control step for displaying the input screen received in the second reception step on the display unit.

The monitoring record creation support method according to another aspect of the embodiment defines the monitoring record creation support system according to one aspect of the embodiment from the viewpoint of the method, and the monitoring record creation support system according to one aspect of the embodiment. It has the same effect.

Although embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated and described in detail, they are merely illustrations and examples and are not limited. The scope of the invention should be construed by the wording of the accompanying claims.

Japanese Patent Application No. 2018-029877, filed February 22, 2018, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a monitoring record creation support system and a monitoring record creation support method.

Claims (6)

It is a monitoring record creation support system including a mobile terminal device that can be carried by a monitor and can display an input screen for inputting a monitoring record of a monitored person, and a management device that manages the input screen.
The mobile terminal device is
When the mobile terminal device is operated and the input screen is requested, a first notification unit that notifies the management device of the request, and
A first receiving unit that receives the input screen transmitted from the management device in response to the request, and
Display and
A display control unit for displaying the input screen received by the first receiving unit on the display unit is provided.
The management device
A storage unit that previously stores a plurality of types of input screens assigned according to each of a plurality of time zones, and a storage unit.
A second receiving unit that receives the request notified from the first notification unit, and
When the second receiving unit receives the request, the selection unit selects the input screen assigned to the time zone including the current time from the plurality of types of input screens stored in the storage unit. When,
A monitoring record creation support system including a transmission unit that transmits the input screen selected by the selection unit to the mobile terminal device. The monitoring record creation support system
A plurality of the mobile terminal devices carried by the plurality of observers, respectively.
When the first observer, which is one of the plurality of the observers, rushes to the monitoring area where the first observer, which is one of the plurality of the observers, is present, the first observer is directly or A reading unit capable of reading one of the first specific information indirectly specified and the second specific information that directly or indirectly identifies the first monitored person.
A generation unit that stores the other specific information in advance and generates association information that associates the other specific information with the one specific information read by the reading unit.
A second notification unit that notifies the management device of the association information is further provided.
The storage unit stores in advance a plurality of the input image groups assigned to each of the plurality of monitored persons for the input screen group composed of the plurality of types of the input screens.
When the second receiving unit receives the request notified from the first notification unit provided in the mobile terminal device of the first observer, the selection unit includes the second one included in the association information. From the input screen group assigned to the first monitored person specified by the specific information, the input screen assigned to the time zone including the current time is selected.
The transmission unit transmits the input screen selected by the selection unit to the mobile terminal device carried by the first observer specified by the first specific information included in the association information. The monitoring record creation support system according to claim 1. The monitoring record creation support system is further provided with a plurality of entrance detection units that are arranged in a plurality of the monitoring areas in which the plurality of monitored persons are located and that detect entry into the monitored area in which the monitored person is located.
In the generation unit, the reading unit reads one of the specific information, and the entrance to the monitoring area where the first monitored person is located is arranged in the monitoring area where the first monitored person is located. The monitoring record creation support system according to claim 2, wherein the association information is generated on condition that the entrance detection unit detects the information. The monitoring record creation support system according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the reading unit is provided in each of the plurality of mobile terminal devices. The monitoring record creation support system according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the reading unit is arranged in each of the plurality of monitoring areas in which the plurality of monitored persons are located. It is a monitoring record creation support method using a mobile terminal device that can be carried by a monitor and can display an input screen for inputting a monitoring record of a monitored person, and a management device that manages the input screen.
A notification step in which the mobile terminal device notifies the management device of the request when the mobile terminal device is operated and the input screen is requested.
The first receiving step in which the management device receives the request notified in the notification step, and
The management device stores in advance a plurality of types of input screens assigned according to each of the plurality of time zones, and when the request is received in the first reception step, the time zone including the current time. A selection step for selecting the input screen assigned to the input screen from a plurality of types of the input screen, and
A transmission step in which the management device transmits the input screen selected in the selection step to the mobile terminal device, and
A second reception step in which the mobile terminal device receives the input screen transmitted in the transmission step, and
A monitoring record creation support method in which the mobile terminal device includes a display control step for displaying the input screen received in the second reception step on a display unit.

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