KR102268506B1 - System for managing information related to epilepsy - Google Patents

Abstract

Embodiments obtain epilepsy-related information and provide a service, and the epilepsy management application is installed, receiving epilepsy patient information from a user terminal, and data acquisition for receiving epilepsy patient information from a hospital server part; a data management unit for generating epilepsy history information of the epilepsy patient related to the user terminal based on the epilepsy patient information obtained from the user terminal and the epilepsy patient information obtained from the hospital server; a data providing unit providing the epilepsy history information to at least one of a user terminal and a medical staff terminal; and a storage unit configured to store at least one of the epilepsy patient information and the epilepsy history information.

Description

Epilepsy-related information management system {SYSTEM FOR MANAGING INFORMATION RELATED TO EPILEPSY}

The present invention relates to a technology for managing epilepsy-related information in connection with patient-side information and hospital treatment, and more particularly, a method of providing an epilepsy management application for acquiring patient record information of a patient with epilepsy, and through the application It relates to an epilepsy-related information management system including a server that manages received epilepsy patient record information and provides medical staff with epilepsy history information of the patient based thereon.

Human cranial nerves operate under electrical order when normal. However, when this usual electrical order is repeatedly broken twice or more, it is diagnosed as epilepsy. A patient with epilepsy has recurrent symptoms such as epileptic seizures (hereinafter referred to as “seizures”) or convulsions. These seizures are induced and/or exacerbated by various triggering factors, which vary greatly from patient to patient such as, for example, not taking drugs, drinking, lack of sleep, psychological stress, high fever, and the like. In women, menstruation also affects seizures.

Treatment is very important because epilepsy can have consciousness disorders such as loss of consciousness in severe cases. Epilepsy treatment methods include drug treatment, surgical treatment, treatment using electrical stimulators, and diet. In general, 80% of epilepsy patients can maintain their daily life with only medication. Drugs such as anticonvulsants are used for the drug treatment, and drug prescription may be different for each patient depending on trigger factors. In addition, drug treatment is generally prescribed every several months and lasts for a period of at least 2 to 3 years.

Epilepsy-related monitoring devices or mobile apps are being developed, but the technology so far is only monitoring the occurrence of epilepsy and providing it as an alarm to guardians, caregivers, hospitals, and the like.

For hospital medical staff, accurate prescription of epilepsy, effective treatment plan establishment and treatment, and patient management require technology to collect continuous, accurate and detailed patient symptom records and medication records, as well as the patient's daily life. There is a need for a solution that can manage record information in connection with hospital treatment, but there is no epilepsy management solution based on hospital treatment so far.

In addition, there is a need for a system capable of effectively analyzing and providing a vast amount of recorded information collected over a long period of time, such as daily life records of epilepsy patients, to hospital medical staff, but such a system is also non-existent.

Patent Registration Publication No. 10-1602033

According to one aspect of the present invention, it is possible to provide an application capable of accurately, detailed, and continuously collecting daily life information of a patient, including epilepsy symptoms or medication records, through a user terminal in connection with hospital treatment information.

According to another aspect of the present invention, it is possible to provide hospital medical staff with a system that can effectively analyze and display a vast amount of patient epilepsy-related information collected over a long period of time through the application.

According to another aspect of the present invention, it is possible to provide a system in which the above-described patient's epilepsy-related information and analysis results can be efficiently combined with an existing hospital patient information system.

An apparatus for managing epilepsy-related information according to embodiments of the present invention includes: a data acquisition unit for receiving epilepsy patient information from a user terminal and receiving epilepsy patient information from a hospital server; a data management unit for generating epilepsy history information of the epilepsy patient related to the user terminal based on the epilepsy patient information obtained from the user terminal and the epilepsy patient information obtained from the hospital server; a data providing unit providing the epilepsy history information to at least one of a user terminal and a medical staff terminal; and a storage unit for storing at least one of the epilepsy patient information and the epilepsy history information, wherein the epilepsy patient information obtained from the user terminal stores at least one of seizure record information, medication record information, and questionnaire record information. Including, the epilepsy patient information obtained from the hospital server may include one or more of patient identification information, prescription record information, and treatment result information.

The method for providing epilepsy management application performed by the user terminal of the embodiments of the present invention provides a main interface screen for inputting epilepsy-related information or performing one or more operations for providing epilepsy-related information Step - The operation is an operation for acquiring seizure-related information in real life, an operation for acquiring medication-related information in real life, an operation for acquiring an answer to a questionnaire, and epilepsy patient information in the hospital treatment process. providing treatment progress information based on one or more of the following; receiving a user input for operation progress through the main interface screen; and executing an operation corresponding to the user input in response to the user input, wherein the execution of the corresponding operation is performed among epilepsy patient information obtained from the user terminal and epilepsy patient information obtained from a hospital server. It may be performed based on one or more.

The user terminal according to an aspect of the present invention collects epilepsy patient information in real life, such as a patient's seizure record, medication record, medical questionnaire, status record, etc., in connection with hospital treatment information by a user through an epilepsy management application. can support

In addition, the user terminal according to an aspect of the present invention provides a variety of information to treat epilepsy of a patient, such as medication notification based on a prescription record, epilepsy guide information, and epilepsy academic data through the epilepsy management application can do.

In addition, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus according to another aspect of the present invention stores and manages epilepsy patient information in real life input through the epilepsy management application. In addition, it is possible to acquire epilepsy patient information (eg, prescription record information) in the treatment process from the hospital server of the internal network. Accordingly, information on the internal network can be provided to users who cannot access the internal network.

Furthermore, based on the epilepsy patient information in real life and/or the epilepsy patient information in the hospital treatment process, it analyzes and generates the epilepsy history information of the epilepsy patient, and helps the medical staff to check the epilepsy patient's status can give

In addition, the information provided from the hospital's patient information system and the information collected through the application can be efficiently combined in the system to provide a method suitable for the establishment of a treatment plan for the medical staff.

Effects of the present invention are not limited to the effects mentioned above, and other effects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description of the claims.

In order to more clearly explain the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention or the prior art, drawings necessary for the description of the embodiments are briefly introduced below. It should be understood that the following drawings are for the purpose of explaining the embodiments of the present specification and not for the purpose of limitation. In addition, some elements to which various modifications such as exaggeration and omission have been applied may be shown in the drawings below for clarity of description.
1 is a conceptual diagram of an operation of an epilepsy-related information management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a system structural diagram of an epilepsy-related information management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a flowchart of a method for providing an epilepsy management application, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a diagram illustrating a main interface screen according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5A and 5B are diagrams illustrating an interface screen for acquiring seizure record information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a diagram illustrating an interface screen for obtaining medication record information, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 to 10 are diagrams for explaining a process of calculating a questionnaire score according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11A and 11B are diagrams illustrating an interface screen on which life record information is displayed, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
12 is a diagram illustrating an interface screen on which treatment record information is displayed, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
13 is a diagram illustrating an interface screen for providing educational materials, according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 14 corresponds to an input through the interface screen of FIG. 13 , according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a diagram showing the educational materials that have been implemented.
15 is a flowchart illustrating a process of providing information to a medical staff terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
16 is a diagram illustrating epilepsy history information displayed on a medical staff terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The terminology used herein is for the purpose of referring to specific embodiments only, and is not intended to limit the invention. As used herein, the singular forms also include the plural forms unless the phrases clearly indicate the opposite. The meaning of "comprising," as used herein, specifies a particular characteristic, region, integer, step, operation, element and/or component, and includes the presence or absence of another characteristic, region, integer, step, operation, element and/or component. It does not exclude additions.

Although not defined otherwise, all terms including technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs. Commonly used terms defined in the dictionary are additionally interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the related technical literature and the presently disclosed content, and unless defined, they are not interpreted in an ideal or very formal meaning.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

1 is a conceptual diagram of an operation of an epilepsy-related information management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , the epilepsy-related information management system 1 includes a user terminal 100 in which an epilepsy management application is installed, a medical staff terminal 200 and an epilepsy-related information management device linked to the medical staff terminal 200 ( 300) is included.

The apparatus 100 for managing epilepsy-related information according to embodiments may be entirely hardware, entirely software, or partially hardware and partially software. For example, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 100 may collectively refer to hardware equipped with data processing capability and operating software for driving the same. As used herein, terms such as “unit”, “module,” “device,” or “system” are intended to refer to a combination of hardware and software run by the hardware. For example, the hardware may be a computing device capable of processing data including a central processing unit (CPU), a graphic processing unit (GPU), or another processor. In addition, software may refer to a running process, an object, an executable file, a thread of execution, a program, and the like.

The epilepsy-related information management system 1 provides a variety of information (eg, seizure-related information, medication-related information, emotional state-related information, and comorbidity-related information related to epilepsy) related to epilepsy patients in real life and/or in the course of hospital treatment. , medical result information including test results or outpatient interview results, prescription record information, outpatient schedule, etc.) can be acquired.

In one embodiment, the epilepsy-related information management system 1 acquires epilepsy patient information in real life from the user terminal 100 of the external network 10 to which access is open.

In addition, the epilepsy-related information management system 1 acquires epilepsy patient information in the hospital treatment process from the hospital server 210 of the internal network 20 .

The hospital server 210 is a server configured to be accessed only by network entities within the hospital's own internal network 20 , and the user terminal 100 is blocked from accessing the medical staff terminal 200 and the hospital server 210 .

In order to more accurately care for a patient with epilepsy, both the information obtained from the user terminal 100 and the information obtained from the hospital server 210 are required, and the epilepsy generated by appropriately processing based on the obtained information The evidence history information should be effectively provided to the user of the user terminal 100 and the medical staff of the medical staff terminal 200 .

The epilepsy-related information management system 1 uses information generated based on the information obtained from the user terminal 100 and/or the hospital server 210 to the user terminal 100 of the external network 10, etc. and/or internal It may be provided to the medical staff terminal 200 of the network 20 or the like.

2 is a system structural diagram of an epilepsy-related information management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2 , the epilepsy-related information management system 1 includes an external network 10 , an internal network 20 , and a demilitarized zone (DMZ) network 30 according to a network environment.

First, the internal network 20 is a separate and closed network for sharing information that must be used only within a specific organization, and related to epilepsy patients (eg, epilepsy patients received treatment or information of epilepsy patients) It refers to the internal network of the hospital. The internal network 20 includes an internal server 210 in which information of the hospital itself is stored and a medical staff terminal 200 used by medical personnel, and the components 200 and 210 of the internal network 20 are internal hospital business systems. , for example, hospital information systems (HIS), including electronic medical record (EMR) systems.

The medical staff terminal 200 is a component that provides medical staff with various information related to epilepsy patients, for example, a smart phone, a cellular phone, a smart glass, a smart watch, a wearable device, a digital camera, a tablet, a laptop computer, a notebook computer. , a smart TV, and the like.

In one embodiment, the medical staff terminal 200 may access the DMZ network 30 and call the DMZ web.

The hospital server (or internal server) 210 includes patient identification information; Medical result information including test results (eg, blood test results, brain MRT test results, electroencephalogram results, etc.) or outpatient interview results and/or surgery-related information in the case of epilepsy surgery; Stores epilepsy patient information in the treatment process, including; prescription record information including drug prescription information or medication information, such as anticonvulsants.

The external network 10 is an open access network and includes a user terminal 100 used by a user including an epilepsy patient or a guardian of an epilepsy patient. The external network 10 may include, for example, a public network such as the Internet. On the other hand, the internal network 20 is a network separated from the external network 10, and packet data is not transmitted between the respective networks. Accordingly, the user terminal 100 of the external network 10 cannot access the internal network 20, and access to the hospital business system is blocked.

The user terminal 100 may be a communication electronic device in which an epilepsy management application can be installed. For example, the user terminal 100 may include, but is not limited to, a smart phone, a cellular phone, smart glasses, a smart watch, a wearable device, a digital camera, a tablet, and the like. Hereinafter, for clarity of explanation, the present invention will be described in detail using a smartphone including a touch panel as the user terminal 100 .

The epilepsy-related information management system 1 may acquire epilepsy patient information in real life by the user terminal 100 (ie, through an epilepsy management application). Acquisition of epilepsy patient information in real life will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 3 to 5 below.

3 is a flowchart of a method for providing an epilepsy management application, according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In an embodiment, a method of providing an epilepsy management application may be performed by the user terminal 100 . The user terminal 100 may generate epilepsy-related information to be transmitted to the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 through the epilepsy management application.

Referring to FIG. 3 , the user terminal 100 provides a main interface screen for inputting epilepsy-related information or performing one or more functions for providing epilepsy-related information ( S100 ).

4 is a diagram illustrating a main interface screen according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4 , the main interface screen is configured to execute a function for inputting epilepsy patient information in real life. In one embodiment, the main interface screen includes an icon 101 for executing an interface screen for acquiring seizure-related information in real life, and an icon 102 for executing an interface screen for acquiring medication-related information in real life , and an icon 103 for executing an interface screen for acquiring information related to the patient's interview.

When receiving an input for executing a specific operation while displaying the main interface screen, the user terminal 100 determines a command corresponding to the input and performs a specific operation corresponding to the command.

For example, when the user terminal 100 receives a touch input for the icon 101 of the main interface screen, an action execution command for obtaining seizure-related information by applying the touch input based on the position of the icon 101 and performs an operation to obtain seizure-related information.

In an embodiment, when the user terminal 100 receives a touch input for the icon 101, it may provide an interface screen for acquiring seizure-related information in real life (hereinafter, “seizure record information”) (S101).

The seizure history information may include, but is not limited to, for example, seizure time, seizure duration, seizure type, seizure severity, seizure trigger or aggravation factor, seizure history date, seizure details, and the like. . In some embodiments, the seizure record information may further include a picture of a seizure and/or a seizure image of a patient with epilepsy. Seizure type is a type of seizure that is a symptom of epilepsy, for example, Generalized tonic-donic seizure, Absence seizure, Tonic seizure, Atonic seizure, myoclonic seizure. It may include myodonic seizures, spasms, focal seizures, and the like.

Seizure triggers or triggers include various factors that induce or worsen seizure symptoms, such as fatigue, excessive physical activity, mental/physical stress, and irregular medication.

The seizure detail aspect includes notes on the patient's physical symptoms at the time of the seizure. For example, facial twitching, arm or leg tremors, complexion, etc.

The interface screen for receiving the seizure record information may be configured to display a selection window including a preset item for at least a part of the seizure record information, and to acquire the item selected in the selection window as the seizure record information.

For example, the interface screen for receiving the seizure record information may display a preset selection window related to the seizure type to receive an input for the seizure type, and receive the seizure type of the selected item as the seizure history information. The selection window associated with the seizure type is, for example, Generalized tonic-donic seizures, Absence seizures, Tonic seizures, Atonic seizures, Myodonic seizures. , Spasms, focal seizures, and unknown.

Also, the user terminal 100 may display one or more selection windows, display an interface screen further configured to obtain one or more item selection inputs, and acquire seizure record information.

In addition, after the reception of the seizure record information by the selection input is completed, the user terminal 100 may display an interface screen further configured to display another selection window to receive the additional selection input, and obtain the seizure history information.

For example, the seizure type selection window and the seizure inducing or exacerbating factor selection window may be displayed together on one screen or may be further configured to display another selection window after the selection of an item in the selection window displayed on the screen is completed.

5A and 5B are diagrams illustrating an interface screen for acquiring seizure record information according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The user terminal 100 may induce a user's input related to seizures in real life by providing the interface screens of FIGS. 5A and 5B and acquire seizure record information.

In addition, the interface screen for receiving the seizure record information may be configured to receive a user's text input for at least a part of the seizure record information. For example, the interface screen for receiving seizure record information induces a memo on the detailed seizure pattern (eg, “Go to enter seizure details” in FIGS. 5A and 5B ). , may be configured to receive a user memo for the detailed aspect of the seizure.

The acquisition of the seizure record information is not limited to inputting information through the interface screen of FIG. 5 . For example, it may be obtained by receiving information from the outside. In addition, in the case of specific seizure record information (eg, seizure video, seizure image, etc.), it may be obtained and received from a component (eg, a camera) of the user terminal 100 or another external device.

In an embodiment, when the user terminal 100 receives a touch input for the icon 102 , it may provide an interface screen for acquiring medication-related information in real life (hereinafter, “medication record information”) (S102).

The medication record information, for example, includes, but is not limited to, whether or not medication is taken, the number of medication days, medication time, side effects according to medication, medication record date, and the like.

Side effects are side effects that may occur when taking drugs for the treatment of epilepsy, and may include, for example, fatigue, dizziness, stomach discomfort, hand tremors, double vision, tinnitus, postural instability, and the like, but is not limited thereto.

At least one of the medication record information may be automatically obtained when at least one of the medication record information is obtained. For example, when the epilepsy management application is executed on December 10, 2018 and non-taking is acquired as whether to take or not, December 10, 2018, which is the time to acquire whether to take or not, may be automatically acquired as the date of taking.

In some embodiments, the user terminal 100 may be further configured to obtain the emotion record information after the icon 101 is selected. The emotional record information is obtained by selecting the emotional state of the patient according to the occurrence of the seizure. The patient's emotional state may include, for example, joy, sadness, anger, helplessness, and joy, but is not limited thereto.

6 is a diagram illustrating an interface screen for obtaining medication record information, according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The user terminal 100 may induce a user's input related to medication in real life by providing the interface screen of FIG. 6 , and may obtain medication record information.

As such, in steps S101 to S102, the user terminal 100 may acquire epilepsy patient information in real life, including seizure record information and medication record information.

In addition, the user terminal 100 provides information on the epilepsy patient in the treatment process of the hospital server 210 blocked access to input information and/or access of the user terminal 100 [this information is a device for managing epilepsy-related information in the DMZ network. Acquire via 300] may be further configured to provide via an epilepsy management application.

In one embodiment, when the user terminal 100 receives a touch input for the icon 103, it is possible to provide an interface screen for acquiring the questionnaire information (hereinafter, “question record information”) related to the epilepsy patient. There is (S103).

In some embodiments, the interface screen provided by the touch input of the icon 103 may be further configured to provide an epilepsy-related test result in a hospital treatment process.

To this end, the user terminal 100 may request and receive the epilepsy-related test result from the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 .

The questionnaire record information includes answers to a questionnaire (eg, outpatient questionnaire) required for an outpatient visit of an epilepsy patient, a questionnaire about a disease related to epilepsy (eg, a comorbidity questionnaire), and the like. Co-morbidities include, for example, childhood depression, childhood anxiety, ADHD, and the like. To this end, the user terminal 100 displays a paperweight selection window including one or more paperweights, and displays detailed items of the selected paperweight (ie, a list of paperweights).

In an embodiment, when the user terminal 100 receives an answer input to the questionnaire, the user terminal 100 calculates a questionnaire score based on the answer by using the item-score table associated with each questionnaire list. For example, the questionnaire list from which the questionnaire score is calculated may include one or more of a questionnaire related to childhood depression, a questionnaire related to childhood anxiety, and a questionnaire list related to ADHD. In some embodiments, the questionnaire list related to ADHD represents a questionnaire list for a patient and/or a questionnaire list for a caregiver, in which case, the ADHD questionnaire score includes a patient score and/or a caregiver score.

7 to 10 are diagrams for explaining a process of calculating a questionnaire score according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The user terminal 100 displays the questionnaire list of FIGS. 7A to 7C in order to calculate the childhood depression score. The user terminal 100 receives an input associated with each item, and for the items included in the questionnaire list, a score table preset for each item, that is, an item-score table, is used to calculate a childhood depression score.

The item-score table includes preset scores for sub-items included in each item. In one embodiment, the item-score table related to childhood depression is a score of 0 for the item when the first sub-item is selected, 1 point for the item when the second sub-item is selected, and 1 point for the item when the third sub-item is selected. It is configured so that 2 points are given for each. For example, when “I am sometimes sad”, which is a sub-item of the first item shown in FIG. 7A , is selected, 0 points are assigned to the first item. On the other hand, if “I am not good at everything”, which is a sub-item of the third item, is selected, 2 points are given for the third item. Also, 2 points are given for the sub-item of item 13, “I have difficulty making decisions about certain things”.

Then, the childhood depression score is calculated by adding up all the scores given for each item. For example, as shown in Figure 7b, when the user terminal 100 receives the user input for the sub-item of claim 13, the score of the 13th item of the questionnaire list is determined as 2 points, and the remaining items are Also, the score of each item is determined based on the received user input to determine the questionnaire score for the pediatric depression questionnaire.

In addition, the user terminal 100 displays the questionnaire list of Figs. 8a to 8c to calculate the child's anxiety score, and displays the questionnaire list of Figs. 9a to 9c to calculate the ADHD score of the guardian, and the patient's ADHD In order to calculate the score, the questionnaire list of FIGS. 10A to 10C is displayed. Then, the user terminal 100 receives an input associated with each item, and calculates a questionnaire score for each questionnaire using a preset item-score table.

In an embodiment, the user terminal 100 may provide the user with an interface screen based on the item-score table. For example, as shown in FIGS. 8 to 10 , it may be configured to display a score associated with a sub-item within each item. Then, the user terminal 100 may determine an item score for each item based on the user's input, and calculate a questionnaire score for the questionnaire list.

However, the interface screen configuration of the questionnaire list and/or the questionnaire list of FIGS. 7 to 10 is only an example, and various, different, or modified questionnaire lists are used to check whether there is a comorbidity affecting epilepsy. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art what may be.

Referring back to FIG. 4 , the main interface screen is further configured to execute a function for providing information related to epilepsy. In one embodiment, the main interface screen includes an icon 104 for executing an interface screen for providing treatment progress information of a patient, and an icon 105 for executing an interface screen for supporting epilepsy education of a patient. It may further include one or more.

In an embodiment, when the user terminal 100 receives a touch input for the icon 104 , treatment progress information is provided based on epilepsy patient information in real life and/or epilepsy patient information in a hospital treatment process It is possible to provide an interface screen for doing so (S104).

The interface screen for providing the treatment progress information is configured to provide an interface screen that provides treatment progress information generated based on epilepsy patient information in real life and epilepsy patient information in a hospital treatment process.

Life record information among the treatment progress information is generated by the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 based on the epilepsy patient information in real life acquired by the user terminal 100 .

11A and 11B are diagrams illustrating an interface screen on which treatment progress information is displayed, according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Life record information including seizure and medication-related information in real life, such as the number of seizures, the number of medication days, the number of days not taken, side effect symptoms, seizure inducing or aggravating factor information, is generated by the epilepsy-related information management device 300 and , the user terminal 100 receives the life record information from the epilepsy-related information management device 300 and displays it. In addition, it may be further configured to display various icons to support the user's acquisition of information.

For example, the user terminal 100 provides life record information through the interface screen of FIGS. 11A and 11B . Here, an icon indicating that there is medication record information on the corresponding date and an icon indicating that there is side effect symptom information on the corresponding date are displayed on the upper part of the graph.

The epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 may generate life record information based on one or more time ranges (eg, weekly, monthly, etc.) and provide it to the user terminal 100 ( S104 ).

The user terminal 100 may display life record information in the form of a dashboard, thereby providing high convenience for the user in acquiring information.

Among the treatment progress information, treatment record information is also generated by the epilepsy-related information management device 300 based on epilepsy patient information in a hospital treatment process and epilepsy patient information in real life.

The epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 may request and receive epilepsy patient information in a hospital treatment process in order to generate treatment record information. For example, at least a portion of the treatment record information is generated based on information obtained from a hospital server included in the internal network, and the information obtained from the hospital server is, for example, drug dose, medication compliance, and outpatient interview results. and the like.

This will be described in more detail below in relation to the apparatus 300 for managing epilepsy-related information.

12 is a diagram illustrating an interface screen on which treatment record information is displayed, according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The epilepsy-related information management device 300 is a treatment record including patient identification information, first seizure date and time, diagnosis name, detailed seizure pattern, prescription record, medication compliance, and information on the history of seizures, medication, and questionnaires, such as questionnaire information on comorbidities. Information is generated, and the user terminal 100 receives the treatment record information from the epilepsy-related information management device 300 and provides it through the interface screen of FIG. 12 (S104).

Additionally, when receiving a touch input for the icon 104 , the user terminal 100 may be further configured to provide schedule information including an interview schedule, a medication schedule, and the like. The user terminal 100 may provide schedule information in the form of, for example, a diary.

In order to provide schedule information, the user terminal 100 may request and receive schedule information from the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 .

In an embodiment, when the user terminal 100 receives a touch input for the icon 105, an interface screen for providing educational materials may be provided (S105).

In order to provide educational materials, the user terminal 100 may request and receive training materials from the epilepsy-related information management device 300 .

13 is a diagram illustrating an interface screen for providing educational materials according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 14 corresponds to an input through the interface screen of FIG. 13 , according to an embodiment of the present invention It is a diagram showing the educational materials implemented by

Educational materials include various educational and guide materials related to epilepsy, for example, educational materials explaining types of epilepsy, papers on epilepsy, and distribution materials provided by the Epilepsy Society.

In an embodiment, the user terminal 100 may be configured to provide educational material (eg, a guide video) explaining the type of seizure. Here, the types of seizures, which are symptoms of epilepsy, include Generalized tonic-donic seizures, Absence seizures, Tonic seizures, Atonic seizures, Myodonic seizures, spasms, focal seizures, and clonic seizures.

The user terminal 100 displays the interface screen of FIG. 13 that induces a user input related to a request for providing educational materials. Thereafter, the request material corresponding to the user input received through the interface screen of FIG. 13 (as shown in FIG. 13 , video training material for grand seizure) is determined, and as shown in FIG. 14 , the corresponding request display the data.

Additionally, the user terminal 100 may be further configured to provide a customized message to the user of the user terminal 100 .

In this way, the user terminal 100 may obtain an input related to the real life of the epilepsy patient and provide various information related to epilepsy to the user. Furthermore, the user terminal 100 may transmit the input information to the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 .

Additionally, the epilepsy-related information management system 1 may acquire epilepsy patient information in real life through another application installed in the user terminal 100 .

In one embodiment, when the user terminal 100 is further installed with a health management application (eg, Samsung Health of Galaxy, Apple Healthkit of iPhone) 110 different from the epilepsy management application, the user terminal 100 may be further configured to link the epilepsy management application and the health management application.

Additionally, the epilepsy-related information management system 1 may acquire epilepsy patient information in real life by one or more communication electronic devices.

In an embodiment, the epilepsy-related information management system 1 may further acquire epilepsy-related information by other communicable electronic devices other than the user terminal 100 included in the external network 10 .

The other communication electronic device includes, for example, another terminal (not shown), the user terminal 100 and/or the electronic device 120 interlocked with the other terminal (not shown).

In an embodiment, the epilepsy-related information management system 1 may further acquire information different from the information obtained by the user terminal 100 by the companion device 120 .

For example, the companion device 120 may be configured to acquire sleep-related information in real life (eg, including sleep stage, sleep time, sleep quality, etc.) as interlocking record information. In addition, the companion device 120 may be further configured to acquire information other than sleep-related information (eg, the number of steps, etc.).

Interlocking record information acquired by the companion device 120 may be transmitted to the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 through the user terminal 100 or another terminal (not shown).

Hereinafter, for clarity of explanation, the present invention will be described in more detail using an exemplary embodiment in which information acquisition in the external network 10 is performed by the user terminal 100 and the companion device 120 .

The epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 is configured to be accessible to the external network 10 and the internal network 20 . In an embodiment, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 may be included in the DMZ network 30 . Here, the DMZ network 30 refers to a network that provides services necessary to access both the internal network 10 as well as the external network 10 .

The epilepsy-related information management device 300 receives and processes epilepsy-related information while communicating with one or more of the user terminal 100, the external electronic terminal 120, the medical staff terminal 200, and the internal server 210, and store received information and/or processed information.

The epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 may receive input information (eg, epilepsy patient information in real life) from the user terminal 100 . In addition, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 receives hospital-related information (eg, epilepsy patient information in a hospital treatment process) from components of the internal network 20 (medical staff terminal 200, hospital server 210). ) can be received.

In one embodiment, the system 1 communicates with the HL7 standard FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource) server (not shown) so that the epilepsy-related information management device 300 communicates with hospital-related information (eg, in the course of hospital treatment). epilepsy patient information) is configured to be accessible.

As such, in the system 1, the epilepsy-related information device 300 is configured to interwork with the components of the hospital's own internal network 20 (eg, the hospital server 210) through FHIR, which is the HL7 standard, In the course of hospital treatment, epilepsy patient information may be collected and/or managed.

In another embodiment, hospital-related information, such as epilepsy patient information in the hospital treatment process, the epilepsy-related information management device 300 is a component of the hospital internal network 20 (eg, the hospital west 210). You can also have direct access.

Also, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 generates information to be provided to the medical staff terminal 200 and/or the user terminal 100 based on the received information.

In addition, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 may be further configured to store the received and generated information.

Referring back to FIG. 2 , in one embodiment, the apparatus 300 for managing epilepsy-related information includes a data acquisition unit (not shown), a data management unit 310 , a data providing unit (not shown), and a storage unit 330 . include

The data acquisition unit (not shown) acquires data (or information) from the user terminal 100 and/or the hospital server 210 , and provides it to the data management unit 310 .

In one embodiment, the data acquisition unit requests the epilepsy patient information in the hospital treatment process from the hospital server 210 in response to the request to provide the requested information from the user terminal 100, and obtains the information can do.

In another embodiment, the data acquisition unit requests the epilepsy patient information in real life from the user terminal 100 in response to the request in order to provide the requested information from the medical staff terminal 200, and obtains the information. can

The data manager 310 generates information to be provided to the medical staff terminal 200 and/or the user terminal 100 based on the received information. In one embodiment, the data management unit 310 includes at least one of a seizure record management unit 311 , a medication record management unit 312 , an interview record management unit 313 , a progress record management unit 314 , and an educational data management unit 315 . do. In some embodiments, the data management unit 310 may further include one or more of the hospital records management unit 316 and the linked record management unit 317 .

The storage unit 330 is a data storage device for storing information received and/or generated by the epilepsy-related information management device 300 , and may be implemented with various storage devices.

The seizure record management unit 311 is configured to receive seizure-related information and process the seizure-related information in order to transmit it to the medical staff terminal 200 . In an embodiment, the seizure record management unit 310 generates seizure history information based on seizure history information from the user terminal 100 and/or seizure history information stored in the hospital server 210 . For example, the seizure history information is generated to include one or more of a seizure type, a seizure frequency, and a seizure time, a seizure trigger or aggravating factor, a seizure duration, and whether the seizure recurs after stopping the seizure. In some other examples, the seizure history information may be generated to further include a picture of a seizure and/or a seizure image of a patient with epilepsy.

The seizure history information may be generated to be displayed in time series in order to be efficiently displayed on the medical staff terminal 200 . In this case, the seizure record management unit 311 generates seizure history information configured to display the patient's seizure types and the number of seizures according to each seizure type in time series.

The medication record management unit 312 is configured to receive medication-related information and process medication-related information to transmit it to the medical staff terminal 200 . In an embodiment, the medication record management unit 312 generates medication history information of the patient based on medication record information from the user terminal 100 and/or prescription record information from the hospital server 210 . In one embodiment, the medication history information is generated to include a drug name, drug dose, taking date, sleep time, side effects symptoms, and the like.

In addition, the medication history information may be further generated based on interlocking record information (eg, sleep-related information) obtained from the user terminal 100 or the external device 120 .

The medication history information may be generated to be displayed time-series in order to be efficiently displayed on the medical staff terminal 200 . In this case, the medication record management unit 312 may generate medication history information configured to display the name of the drug, the dose of the drug, whether or not to take the drug, and side effects symptoms in time series.

The medical questionnaire record management unit 313 is configured to receive the questionnaire-related information and process the questionnaire-related information to transmit it to the medical staff terminal 200 . In an embodiment, the medical examination record management unit 313 may generate the questionnaire history information based on the medical examination record information from the user terminal 100 and/or the medical record information from the hospital server 210 .

The questionnaire history information is generated based on the type of questionnaire, the score for each type of questionnaire, the date of the questionnaire, and the like. The type of questionnaire includes, for example, one or more of a pediatric depression-related questionnaire, a pediatric anxiety-related questionnaire, and an ADHD-related questionnaire for the patient and/or caregiver.

In an embodiment, the questionnaire history information may be further generated based on the outpatient questionnaire obtained from the hospital server 210 . Here, the outpatient interview result is information different from the above-described outpatient questionnaire, and is the result of the questionnaire input to the medical staff terminal 200 in the process of the doctor directly interviewing the epilepsy patient.

In an embodiment, the questionnaire history information may be generated such that at least some information is displayed in time series. For example, the questionnaire record management unit 313 may generate the questionnaire history information so that the questionnaire score of the questionnaire history information is displayed in time series. For this reason, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 may efficiently provide medical staff with information related to the questionnaire.

The progress record management unit 314 may perform an operation to support the display of treatment progress information such as life record information or treatment record information as epilepsy history information provided to the user terminal 100 .

In one embodiment, the progress record management unit 314 is based on the epilepsy patient information obtained from the hospital server 210 and the user terminal 100, the number of seizures, the number of days taken, the number of days not taken, side effects symptoms, seizure induction or Life record information including aggravation factor information may be generated, and may be provided to the user terminal 100 through the data providing unit.

In one embodiment, the progress record management unit 314 is based on the epilepsy patient information obtained from the hospital server 210 and the user terminal 100, patient identification information, first seizure date and time, diagnosis name, detailed seizure pattern, drug name and treatment record information including information including prescription record information including dose, drug compliance, etc., or outpatient interview results and questionnaire results including comorbidity questionnaire results, and provided to the user terminal 100 through the data providing unit can do.

In some embodiments, the progress record management unit 314 may perform the above-described operation upon receiving a request for providing information for generating life record information and/or treatment record information from the user terminal 100 .

The educational material management unit 315 is configured to receive a request for providing educational materials, and to provide the requested educational materials.

Educational materials include various educational and guide materials related to epilepsy, for example, educational materials explaining types of epilepsy, papers on epilepsy, and distribution materials provided by the Epilepsy Society.

As described above, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 may be configured to be accessible to the hospital server 210 of the internal network 20 . In an embodiment, the apparatus 300 for managing information related to epilepsy may receive information from the hospital server 210 .

In the above embodiment, the hospital server management unit 316 may request and/or search for hospital information stored in the hospital server 210 , and receive the requested and/or retrieved hospital information. When receiving a request for providing hospital information itself and/or other information based on hospital information from the user terminal 100 , the hospital server management unit 316 provides the requested information.

As described above, the hospital information includes, but is not limited to, patient identification information, epilepsy-related test results (eg, EEG results, blood test results, etc.), prescription records, and the like.

In an embodiment, when the epilepsy-related information management system 1 includes the companion device 120 , the epilepsy-related information management device 300 may receive information acquired by the companion device 120 .

In the embodiment, the linked record management unit 317 may receive the linked record information (eg, sleep-related information) obtained by the electronic device 120 and store it in the storage unit 330 . Also, in one embodiment, the linked device manager 317 may provide the linked record information so that the medication record manager 312 can use it to generate medication history information.

The data management unit 310 stores the received information and/or the generated information in the storage unit 330 . In an embodiment, the storage 330 may include a sub-storage that stores information corresponding to each category. For example, as shown in FIG. 2 , it may include a patient record storage unit 331 , a hospital record storage unit 332 , a content storage unit 333 , a linked record storage unit 334 , and the like.

The patient record information storage unit 331 stores information obtained from the user terminal 100 and/or information generated based thereon. The patient record information storage unit 331 stores, for example, information from the user terminal 100 and/or information generated based on it, including seizure record information, medication record information, medical questionnaire information, emotion record information, and the like. can be saved

In some embodiments, the patient record information storage 331 may store a seizure picture and/or a seizure video of the epilepsy patient. In this case, the photo and/or video storage of the patient record information storage unit 331 is not limited to the data source itself, and includes storing metadata of the photo and/or video.

For example, the patient record information storage unit 331 may store the original in an external database and store metadata of the original.

Hospital record information storage unit 332, for example, based on the information obtained from the hospital server 210, including patient identification information, outpatient schedule information, test result information, prescription (or medication) information, and / or this The generated information can be saved.

The content information storage unit 333, the content may store various contents for servicing the epilepsy management application, including educational materials, seizure type guide video, outpatient questionnaire list, companion disease list, and the like.

The interworking record information storage unit 334 may store information obtained from the interworking device 120 .

The data providing unit (not shown) is configured to provide corresponding information in response to the information provision request when receiving the information provision request from the user terminal 100 and/or the medical staff terminal 200 .

In an embodiment, the information provision of the user terminal 100 may be performed by the user touching a specific area on the application interface screen. In the above embodiment, the provision request target information includes information used to display a screen related to a corresponding specific area. This has been described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 14 above, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

In another embodiment, the provision of information from the medical staff terminal 200 may be a request for provision of epilepsy history information for a specific epilepsy patient. This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 16 below.

As such, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 can access the external network 10 and the internal network 20 , and the user terminal 100 of the external network 10 and/or the hospital of the internal network 20 . Information may be received from the server 210 , and information may be provided to the user terminal 100 of the external network 10 and/or the medical staff terminal 200 of the internal network 20 .

15 is a flowchart illustrating a process of providing information to a medical staff terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 15 , the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 receives epilepsy patient information in real life from the user terminal 100 ( S310 ). In addition, it further receives epilepsy patient information in the hospital treatment process from the hospital server 210 (S320).

In one embodiment, the epilepsy patient information in real life includes seizure record information, medication record information, medical questionnaire information, emotion record information, and the like. Here, the seizure record information includes seizure type, number of seizures, date of seizure, duration of seizure, and factors for worsening seizures. Medication record information includes drug type, drug dose, side effect symptoms, and the like. The emotional record information includes the emotional state of the patient at the time of the seizure or after the seizure.

In an embodiment, the apparatus 300 for managing epilepsy-related information may further receive interlocking record information from the companion device 120 . The linkage record information may include sleep time.

The epilepsy-related information providing apparatus 300 generates epilepsy history information to be provided to the medical staff terminal 200 based on the received information (S330).

In an embodiment, the epilepsy history information includes seizure history information, medication history information, questionnaire history information, and state history information.

As described above, the seizure history information is generated to include seizure history information (eg, number of seizures, seizure type, seizure date, exacerbation factors, etc.) from the user terminal 100 .

In an embodiment, the epilepsy-related information providing apparatus 300 generates seizure history graph data based on seizure history information, and provides epilepsy history information including the seizure history data to the medical staff terminal 200 .

The seizure history graph data is data used to display seizure history information as a graph in the medical staff terminal 200, and effectively provides the patient's seizure-related information that occurred in real life during a specific period to the medical staff through the medical staff terminal 200 configured to do so.

For example, the seizure history graph may be configured such that the y-axis is the number of seizures, the x-axis is the date, and the number of seizures per seizure type is represented. In addition, the seizure history graph may be further configured to provide information on a triggering factor or aggravating factor. For example, the seizure history graph may further include an icon indicating the presence or absence of an aggravating factor, and when a cursor is positioned on the icon indicating the aggravating factor, detailed information on the aggravating factor may be displayed.

As described above, the medication history information includes medication record information from the user terminal 100 (eg, whether or not taking medication, side effects records), interlocking record information from the companion device 120 (eg, sleep time), and the hospital server 210 . ) from the prescription record information (eg, drug name, drug dose, patient weight, etc.).

In one embodiment, the epilepsy-related information providing device 300 generates medication history graph data based on one or more of medication record information, linkage record information, and prescription record information, and epilepsy history including the medication history graph data The information is provided to the medical staff terminal 200 .

The medication history graph data is data used to display the medication history information in a graph in the medical staff terminal 200, and the medication related information of the patient and the hospital's prescription record made in real life for a specific period of time through the medical staff terminal 200 It is structured so that it can be efficiently provided to medical staff.

For example, in the medication history graph, the y-axis is the drug dose, the x-axis is the date, and is configured to indicate the drug dose by drug name. In addition, the medication history graph may be further configured to provide information on side effects symptoms. For example, the medication history graph may further include an icon indicating a side effect symptom, and when a cursor is positioned on the icon indicating the side effect symptom, detailed information about the side effect symptom may be displayed.

In an embodiment, the medication history graph may be further configured to provide linkage record information (eg, sleep-related information). For example, the first y-axis is the drug dose, the second y-axis is composed of sleep time, it may be configured to further indicate sleep time per day.

The above-described seizure history graph and/or medication history graph may be set to one or more time ranges. For example, the graphs may be graphs in units of 3 months, 6 months, or 1 year.

As described above, the questionnaire history information is generated to include the questionnaire score for each questionnaire list of the questionnaire record information from the user terminal 100 and/or the hospital server 210 . In some embodiments, the questionnaire history information is generated to further include a range of previous questionnaire scores from the latest questionnaire score. For example, the questionnaire score for pediatric depressive disease included in the questionnaire history information may include, but is not limited to, the latest questionnaire score and three previous questionnaire scores (four questionnaire scores in total) therefrom.

In an embodiment, the epilepsy-related information management apparatus 300 generates questionnaire score graph data based on the questionnaire score and provides epilepsy history information including the questionnaire score graph data to the medical staff terminal 200 .

The questionnaire score graph data is data used to display one or more questionnaire scores for each questionnaire list as a graph in the medical staff terminal 200, and the questionnaire score graph shows the questionnaire results in the treatment process through the medical staff terminal 200 It is structured so that it can be efficiently provided to medical staff.

For example, the epilepsy-related information management device 300 may include one or more questionnaire scores for childhood depression, one or more questionnaire scores for childhood anxiety, one or more questionnaire scores for the guardian's ADHD, and one or more questionnaire scores for the patient's ADHD. One or more of the questionnaire scores may be used to generate data configured to display a questionnaire score graph for each questionnaire.

In addition, the questionnaire history information may include an outpatient interview result.

Meanwhile, the state history information may include information related to the emotional state and quality of life from the user terminal 100 , and may be generated to include information on other specific matters.

The epilepsy-related information providing apparatus 300 provides the epilepsy history information generated in step S330 to the medical staff terminal 200 to be displayed in the medical staff terminal 200 (S350).

In one embodiment, the provision of epilepsy history information in step S350 may be performed at the request of the medical staff terminal 200 .

For example, the medical staff can log in from the medical staff terminal 200 to the DMZ network 30 based on the medical staff web URL (the URL is the medical staff identification code (eg, company number) and the patient identification code (eg, unique number)) generated) to receive information related to the epilepsy patient.

16 is a diagram illustrating epilepsy history information displayed on a medical staff terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The medical staff terminal 200 is configured to display the epilepsy history information received in step S350. In an embodiment, the epilepsy history information may be displayed on the medical staff terminal 200 in the form of a dashboard. The size of the dashboard may be set in various ways, and accordingly, a range of displayed information may be different in a specific size, or a state in which the same information is displayed may be different.

In one embodiment, the size of the dashboard may be large enough to display all of the information included in the epilepsy history information, or at least all the names of the information. For example, the size of the dashboard may refer to the overall size of the monitor of the medical staff terminal 200 as shown in FIG. 16 , but is not limited thereto.

The dashboard of FIG. 16 shows an area (A) in which seizure history information is mainly displayed, an area (B) in which medication history information is mainly displayed, and areas (C and D) in which the questionnaire history information and status history information are included. In addition, it further includes an area (I) in which the identity information of the epilepsy patient is displayed.

The medical staff terminal 200 displays the patient's name, gender, unique identification code, and the like in the area (I).

The medical staff terminal 200 displays an image of the seizure history graph of FIG. 16 in the area A based on the received seizure history information and/or the seizure history graph.

In the area (A), only images of some graphs among all graphs may be displayed. For example, as shown in FIG. 16 , even if the medical staff terminal 200 is set to provide a seizure history graph for 3 months, only a part of the 3 months is displayed in real time in the area A, and the other part of the 3 months is displayed in real time. Seizure history information for can be configured to be displayed in the area (A) by an input such as a frame movement command.

In some embodiments, when the seizure history information includes a seizure photograph and/or a seizure video, the region A may be further configured to provide a seizure photograph and/or a seizure video. For example, when the seizure history information for displaying the dashboard of FIG. 16 includes a seizure image for a seizure dated April 2, the cursor of the medical staff terminal 200 is positioned on the April 2 graph of FIG. 16 ( or click), the seizure image may be displayed (eg, by various display effect means such as a pop-up window, dropout, etc.).

The medical staff terminal 200 displays an image of the medication history graph of FIG. 16 in the area B based on the received medication history information and/or the medication history graph. In an embodiment, the image for the medication history graph includes a drug-related graph and a sleep-related graph.

In some embodiments, the medication history graph of the region (B) may be set differently for the drug dose unit. For example, the actual dose unit for the first group of patients (eg, when the weight is 30 kg or more) and the actual dose divided by the body weight for the second group of patients (eg, when the weight is less than 30 kg) are displayed.

In this way, the epilepsy-related information management system 1 can efficiently provide the effect of drug treatment to the medical staff through the seizure history information and/or the medication history graph together with the seizure history graph.

The medical staff terminal 200 displays an image for the questionnaire score graph of FIG. 16 in the area C based on the received questionnaire history information and/or the questionnaire score graph. Also, the medical staff terminal 200 displays an image related to the life history information of FIG. 16 in the area D based on the received life history information.

As such, the epilepsy-related information management system 1 provides support for efficiently acquiring epilepsy patient information in real life from the patient's or guardian's point of view, and from the medical staff's perspective, allows the medical staff to record health records in the patient's daily life. It can provide support to effectively identify and develop a treatment plan.

The epilepsy-related information management system (1) or its components (100 to 300) It will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art that other components not described herein may be included. For example, the components 100-300 may include network interfaces, input devices for data entry, and output devices for display, printing, or other data presentation, including other hardware components necessary for the operations described herein. may include.

The operation by the epilepsy-related information management system 1 and the epilepsy management application providing method according to the embodiments described above may be at least partially implemented as a computer program and recorded in a computer-readable recording medium. For example, embodied with a program product consisting of a computer-readable medium containing program code, which may be executed by a processor for performing any or all steps, operations, or processes described.

The computer may be any device that may be incorporated into or may be a computing device such as a desktop computer, laptop computer, notebook, smart phone, or the like. A computer is a device having one or more alternative and special purpose processors, memory, storage, and networking components (either wireless or wired). The computer may run, for example, an operating system compatible with Microsoft's Windows, an operating system such as Apple OS X or iOS, a Linux distribution, or Google's Android OS.

The computer-readable recording medium includes all types of recording identification devices in which computer-readable data is stored. Examples of the computer-readable recording medium include ROM, RAM, CD-ROM, magnetic tape, floppy disk, optical data storage identification device, and the like. In addition, the computer-readable recording medium may be distributed in a network-connected computer system, and the computer-readable code may be stored and executed in a distributed manner. In addition, functional programs, codes, and code segments for implementing the present embodiment may be easily understood by those skilled in the art to which the present embodiment belongs.

Although the present invention as described above has been described with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings, it will be understood that these are merely exemplary and that various modifications and variations of the embodiments are possible therefrom by those of ordinary skill in the art. However, such modifications should be considered to be within the technical protection scope of the present invention. Accordingly, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be determined by the technical spirit of the appended claims.

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In the apparatus for managing information related to epilepsy,
The epilepsy-related information management device is included in the DMZ network that provides services necessary to access both an external network that is open to access and an internal network that is a closed network for sharing information that should be used only in hospital organizations,
a data acquisition unit for receiving epilepsy patient information from the user terminal of the external network through the DMZ network and receiving epilepsy patient information from the hospital server of the internal network through the DMZ network;
a data management unit for generating epilepsy history information of the epilepsy patient related to the user terminal based on the epilepsy patient information obtained from the user terminal and the epilepsy patient information obtained from the hospital server;
a data providing unit providing the epilepsy history information to at least one of a user terminal and a medical staff terminal; and
A storage unit for storing at least one of the epilepsy patient information and the epilepsy history information,
The epilepsy patient information obtained from the user terminal includes at least one of seizure record information, medication record information, and medical questionnaire information,
Epilepsy patient information obtained from the hospital server includes at least one of patient identification information, prescription record information, and treatment result information,
The data management unit includes: a medical examination record management unit for generating information on the history of the patient with the epilepsy; a seizure record management unit for generating seizure history information of the epilepsy patient; and a medication record management unit for generating medication history information of the epilepsy patient,
The seizure history information is generated based on at least the seizure record information for the epilepsy patient from the user terminal of the external network and patient identification information for the epilepsy patient from the hospital server of the internal network. epilepsy symptoms in a patient with epilepsy, including one or more of seizure type, seizure frequency, and seizure triggering or seizure exacerbating factors;
The medication history information is generated based on at least medication record information for the epilepsy patient from the user terminal of the external network and patient identification information and prescription record information for the epilepsy patient from the hospital server of the internal network. As that, it includes at least one of whether the drug for the epilepsy treatment of the epilepsy patient is taken, the side effect record of the drug for the epilepsy treatment, the drug name, the drug dose, and the sleep time,
The questionnaire history information is generated based on at least the questionnaire record information for the epilepsy patient from the user terminal of the external network and patient identification information and treatment result information for the epilepsy patient from the hospital server of the internal network. As one, the pediatric depression score of the epilepsy patient calculated based on the user input to the questionnaire related to childhood depression, the pediatric anxiety score of the epilepsy patient calculated based on the user input to the questionnaire related to childhood anxiety, and ADHD Device, characterized in that it includes one or more questionnaire scores among the ADHD scores of the epilepsy patient calculated based on a user input for a questionnaire related to .
According to claim 1,
The data acquisition unit further receives interworking record information from the interworking device,
The data management unit is further configured to generate the epilepsy history information based on the interlocking record information.
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seizure history graph data used to display a seizure history graph including one or more of a seizure type, number of seizures, and a trigger or exacerbation factor of the epilepsy patient;
The seizure history graph is a graph for the number of seizures by seizure type, wherein a first axis is a date, and a second axis is a seizure number.
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Including the medication history graph data used to display the medication history graph including one or more of the medication status, side effects record, medication name, medication dose, and sleep time,
The medication history graph is a graph for drug dose by drug name, wherein the first axis is the date, and the second axis is the drug dose.
9. The method of claim 8,
The medication history graph device, characterized in that it further comprises a graph for sleep time.
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including one or more questionnaire scores for each questionnaire, and including questionnaire score graph data used to display the questionnaire score graph;
The questionnaire score graph device, characterized in that it includes a graph for the questionnaire score for each questionnaire list.
According to claim 1,
The epilepsy history information provided to the medical staff terminal includes seizure history information, medication history information, and questionnaire history information.
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