KR102503866B1 - Method and emr system for automatic processing tree treatment data created by tree doctor and sharing prescription information - Google Patents

Abstract

According to an embodiment of the present invention, a method for an electronic medical record server to automatically process tree medical data and share prescription information, comprising the steps of: (a) receiving tree species information and pest information from a tree doctor terminal; (b) extracting one or more prescription drug candidates based on the tree species information and pest information and providing them to the tree doctor terminal; and (c) receiving and storing final prescription information from the tree doctor terminal.

Description

METHOD AND EMR SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATIC PROCESSING TREE TREATMENT DATA CREATED BY TREE DOCTOR AND SHARING PRESCRIPTION INFORMATION}

The present invention relates to a method for automated processing of tree medical data generated by a tree doctor and sharing of prescription information and an EMR system, and more particularly, to a tree damage situation and treatment, prevention, and countermeasure methods in an automated manner. It is about an operating method and system for an EMR platform that creates medical records for the back in an automated way and allows them to be stored, utilized, and shared.

Recently, public interest in tree doctors and tree care has increased, and various sanctions legislation has been introduced and strengthened to control the risks of tree doctors inappropriate pesticide prescriptions. An information open treatment system is required.

Nevertheless, cases of prescription of highly toxic pesticides for humans, pesticides with high toxicity to fish, and pesticides prohibited for use due to high risk are continuously occurring, and information on the treatment process and drug use are disclosed to users using recordings. The reality is that there are problems such as not being able to do it.

Even if a tree doctor has completed training and practice related to diagnosis and prescription of trees for a long time, knowledge of numerous tree species and pests cannot be complete, so excessive time is spent searching for information for diagnosis and writing prescriptions. Consumption issues remain.

In addition, it is natural that it is not possible to update the drug information that is periodically updated every moment, so there is a possibility of illegal acts such as intentionally or negligently prescribing discarded pesticides or prescriptions that violate safe use standards. It's a reality.

Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1938629 (2019.01.15.) Publication No. 10-2017-0118560 (2017.10.25.) Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2010-128718 (2010.06.10.)

An object of the present invention is to solve the problems of the prior art described above.

An object of the present invention is to accurately record, store, and utilize the cause of tree damage, fundamentally control erroneous pesticide prescriptions, and enable automated generation of prescription data.

Another object of the present invention is to increase the professionalism and efficiency of the tree doctor's treatment work, and to enable the provision and activation of a marketplace through the sharing of diagnostic prescription information.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a comprehensive EMR platform that includes a public interest service that can check pest management history.

Another object of the present invention is to enable a tree doctor to quickly diagnose damage to trees and to make accurate prescriptions possible.

Another object of the present invention is to enable additional revenue generation through advertising fees paid from each drug manufacturer.

The objects of the present invention are not limited to the objects mentioned above, and other objects not mentioned will be clearly understood from the description below.

According to one embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object, as a method for an electronic medical record server to automatically process tree medical data and share prescription information, (a) tree species information and pest information from a tree doctor terminal receiving; (b) extracting one or more prescription drug candidates based on the tree species information and pest information and providing them to the tree doctor terminal; and (c) receiving and storing final prescription information from the tree doctor terminal.

The step (b) may include obtaining a third identification code by combining a first identification code matched with the species information and a second identification code matched with the pest information; and extracting one or more drugs to which the third identification code is assigned among a plurality of drugs as the prescription candidate drugs.

The method of automatically processing tree medical data and sharing prescription information may further include, after the step (b), preferentially recommending a drug having a low price per unit dose or low toxicity among the extracted prescription drug candidates. there is.

The step (b) may include providing the one or more prescription drug candidates in order of highest advertisement fee paid by the drug manufacturer.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, a tree doctor interface providing unit for receiving tree species information and pest information from a tree doctor terminal; a prescription information extraction unit extracting one or more prescription candidate drugs based on the species information and pest information; a prescription information provider providing the extracted one or more prescription drug candidates to the tree doctor terminal; and a medical record management unit for receiving and storing final prescription information from the tree doctor terminal, a system for automatically processing tree medical data and sharing prescription information is provided.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to accurately record, store, and utilize the cause of damage to trees, fundamentally control erroneous pesticide prescriptions, and generate prescription data in an automated manner.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the professionalism and efficiency of the tree doctor's treatment work is increased, and it is possible to provide and activate a marketplace through sharing of diagnostic prescription information.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to implement a comprehensive EMR platform including a public interest service capable of checking the pest management history.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible for a tree doctor to quickly diagnose damage to a tree and make an accurate prescription.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, additional revenue can be generated through advertisement fees paid from each drug manufacturer.

1 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of an EMR system for automated processing of medical treatment data and sharing of prescription information for trees according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a diagram showing the configuration of an electronic medical record server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 to 5 are diagrams illustrating examples of interfaces provided by the electronic medical record server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a diagram illustrating an example of information types stored in an electronic medical record server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a diagram illustrating a diagnosis and prescription information input interface provided according to an embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The detailed description of the present invention which follows refers to the accompanying drawings which illustrate, by way of illustration, specific embodiments in which the present invention may be practiced. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable one skilled in the art to practice the present invention. It should be understood that the various embodiments of the present invention are different from each other but are not necessarily mutually exclusive. For example, specific shapes, structures, and characteristics described herein may be implemented in one embodiment in another embodiment without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Additionally, it should be understood that the location or arrangement of individual components within each disclosed embodiment may be changed without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, the detailed description set forth below is not to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the present invention, if properly described, is limited only by the appended claims, along with all equivalents as claimed by those claims. Like reference numbers in the drawings indicate the same or similar function throughout the various aspects.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that those skilled in the art can easily practice the present invention.

In this specification, “trees” are described as an example, but “trees” can be replaced with plants other than trees, or should be understood as a term including them.

In addition, in the present specification, “species” refers to the type of management target, and should be understood as a term including “species”, “type of plant”, and “subclass of a specific plant”.

1 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of an EMR system for automated processing of tree medical data and sharing of prescription information according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , a system according to an embodiment may include an arborist terminal 100, a tree doctor terminal 200, and an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) server 300.

The electronic medical record server 300 is connected to the arborist terminal 100 and the tree doctor terminal 200 and a communication network, for example, a mobile communication network, a local area network (LAN), and a metropolitan area network (MAN). , Wide Area Network (WAN), World Wide Web (WWW), and Wireless Fidelity (WiFi).

Meanwhile, the tree manager terminal 100 and the tree doctor terminal 200 may communicate through the electronic medical record server 300, but may also communicate through another server or communicate directly through a communication network.

The tree manager terminal 100 and the tree doctor terminal 200 have an arithmetic function, and may be implemented in any form as long as they are devices capable of communicating with the outside. For example, it may be implemented in a smart phone, tablet PC, desktop, laptop notebook, PDA, etc., but is not limited thereto.

The tree manager terminal 100 according to an embodiment is a terminal that allows the tree manager to input request information for treatment and diagnosis of trees, and transmit the information to the electronic medical record server 300 . Corresponding information may be transmitted from the electronic medical record server 300 to the tree doctor terminal 200 .

The tree doctor terminal 200 is an expert's terminal for diagnosing and prescribing trees, and transmits information on the tree species and types of pests input by the expert to the electronic medical record server 300, and the electronic medical record server Information transmitted from 300, for example, drug information suitable for the pest, other medical records of the same species as the corresponding tree, and past medical records of the corresponding tree are received.

The electronic medical record server 300 provides appropriate drug information according to tree species and pest types according to a request from the tree manager terminal 100 or the tree doctor terminal 200, and provides treatment progress of each tree and past medical treatment. Records and the like can be stored and provided.

The electronic medical record server 300 according to an embodiment of the present invention may provide drug information to be prescribed based on the tree species and pest types input by the tree doctor terminal 200 . In addition, when there is a plurality of drug information available for the prescription, they are sorted according to a predetermined criterion and provided to the tree doctor terminal 200 in the form of a list.

In addition, the electronic medical record server 300 receives diagnosis and prescription information about trees, evaluation information about drugs, and videos related to diagnosis and treatment transmitted from the tree doctor terminal 200, and shares them with other users. can do.

2 is a diagram showing the configuration of an electronic medical record server 300 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2 , the electronic medical record server 300 includes a tree manager interface providing unit 310, a tree doctor interface providing unit 320, a prescription information extraction unit 330, a prescription information sorting unit 340, and prescription information. It may be configured to include a provision unit 350 and a medical record management unit 360 .

The tree manager interface providing unit 310, the tree doctor interface providing unit 320, the prescription information extraction unit 330, the prescription information sorting unit 340, the prescription information providing unit 350, and the medical record management unit 360 are externally configured. It may be a program module or hardware capable of communicating with the device. These program modules or hardware may be included in the electronic medical record server 300 or other devices capable of communicating with the electronic medical record server 300 in the form of an operating system, application program modules, and other program modules, and may be physically stored on various known storage devices. can Meanwhile, these program modules or hardware include, but are not limited to, routines, subroutines, programs, objects, components, data structures, etc. that perform specific tasks or execute specific abstract data types according to the present invention.

The arborist interface providing unit 310 provides an interface through which a nearby tree hospital information request and a request for treatment of a tree can be input to the arborist terminal 100 . Through this, the tree manager can contact and request treatment with the Tree Hospital for the diagnosis of the tree to be managed. The medical treatment request interface may include an interface for inputting brief medical treatment request information, for example, tree name, symptom information, and the like.

Through this, tree managers who are not accustomed to searching for tree hospital information can immediately check the information of nearby tree hospitals and request medical treatment when damage occurs to the tree to be managed.

In addition, the tree manager interface providing unit 310 may provide an interface that allows the tree manager to directly display the occurrence of pests on the tree after diagnosis, medical treatment, and prescription for the tree are completed.

The interface may be provided in the form of a map or a location (address) input, and a tree manager may input the location of a tree with pests through the corresponding interface. Through this, tree managers can grasp the location of pest-producing trees and pest information at a glance, and obtain information on pest occurrence in the vicinity, thereby preventing damage to trees, which are expensive assets, in advance. be able to

The tree doctor interface providing unit 320 transmits medical treatment request information transmitted from one or more tree manager terminals 100 to the tree doctor terminal 200 . The location information of the tree doctor terminal 200 may be received, and only medical treatment request information for trees located within a critical distance may be selectively transmitted, or medical treatment requests generated at a nearby location may be sorted and transmitted.

In addition, the tree doctor interface providing unit 320 provides an interface through which a medical record for a tree can be input, and receives input information. For example, an interface as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5 may be provided, through which the tree doctor may input customer information, tree species information of a subject to be treated, and information on pests to be determined. In addition, the diagnostic information can be input.

Tree species information and pest information can be searched within the corresponding interface, and when a search request is transmitted from the tree doctor terminal 200, information for determining tree species stored in the electronic medical record server 300, The basic information may also be transmitted to the tree doctor terminal 200 together.

In particular, referring to FIG. 4, in the pest search interface, in the case of damage caused by pests, the name of the tree and / or the name of the family is activated, and in the case of damage caused by a disease (bacteria, fungi, plasma, etc.), pathogens and names of pests can be activated.

That is, the type of input window activated in the pest search interface may vary depending on whether damage to the tree is caused by pests or diseases.

In addition, referring to the environmental diagnosis information input interface of FIG. 5, diagnosis date, tree information (planted position), quantity or area, height (height), height (diameter), light reception (degree of sunlight), soil (loam, clay soil) , loam, sandy soil, sandy soil, etc.), solidity (soil hardness), acidity (pH), damage (leaves, roots, trunk, etc.), drainage (water loss) When creating a prescription, these information can be entered together.

The prescription information extraction unit 330 performs a function of extracting a drug to be prescribed for the tree to be treated based on information input and transmitted from the tree doctor terminal 200 through the interface provided by the interface providing unit 320. do.

The prescription information extraction unit 330 extracts a drug candidate group that can be prescribed based on species list information, pest list information, and drug information stored in a database (not shown).

6 is an example of information showing a species list, pest list, and prescription drug list stored in a database according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 6 , a first identification code (LE, NC, DQ, ...) may be assigned to each tree species in the form species list of the database according to an embodiment. In addition, second identification codes (d06, z01, q21, ...) may be assigned to each pest in the list of pests. In addition, a third identification code (LEz01, HBu33, AIa18, ...) in which the first identification code and the second identification code are combined is assigned to each prescription candidate drug to identify the species that can be prescribed and the pests that can be prescribed. .

For example, when “anthrax” occurs in a tree species called “persimmon tree”, third identification combining the first identification code (LE) assigned to “persimmon tree” and the second identification code (z01) assigned to “anthrax” Drugs to which the code (LEz01) is assigned, that is, Headline and Horicure, are candidates for prescription drugs.

As described above, if the tree doctor terminal 200 receives the tree species information to be treated and the pest information to be determined, the prescription information extractor 330 selects a drug candidate group that can be prescribed based on the information of the database configured as described above. can be extracted.

Meanwhile, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of third identification codes are assigned to each prescription drug. That is, since even one drug can be used for multiple species and multiple pests, a plurality of third identification codes can be assigned to each drug.

The order of the third identification code assigned to each drug may vary depending on the frequency finally selected by the tree doctor for the corresponding tree species and pests. For example, if a drug named STRAIGHT was prescribed 10 times for “brown winged caterpillar” in “Cornosa Oil” and 8 times for “American nymph” in “Skin Tree”, then the third identification given to STRAIGHT drug As for the order of codes, “AIa18”, which combines the identification code of “cornus tree” and the identification code of “brown winged caterpillar”, is set first, and “GRd34”, which combines the identification code of “American fairy beetle” of “leather tree” ” is set to a lower priority than “AIa18”.

This sequence may be continuously updated according to the species of the subject to be treated, pest information, and finally prescribed drug information. Finally, prescribed drug information may be received from the tree doctor terminal 200 .

As described above, by assigning the third identification code, drugs that have been most frequently selected by experts in the past or drugs best specialized for the species and pests to be treated can be preferentially extracted according to the species and pests to be treated. do.

In addition, as the effect of each drug is monitored, prescription trends may vary. For example, the first drug was mainly used against a specific pest in the past, but the effect of the drug is insignificant, so the second drug may be mainly used recently.

In order to reflect this trend, according to another embodiment of the present invention, when assigning the third identification code, the time when each drug was prescribed for the corresponding species and pests may be considered.

For example, the scores of the third identification codes assigned to each drug may be calculated by the following equation, and the third identification codes may be sorted according to the calculated scores.

[Equation 1]

In the above equation, P ₃ is the score of each third identification code assigned to a specific drug, k is a score that is added whenever the specific drug is prescribed for species and pests represented by each third identification code, α (t ) is a weight that varies depending on the time of prescription, and is a value that increases the more recently prescribed. In addition, N is the number of times the drug is prescribed for species and pests represented by each third identification code.

According to the above equation, when a plurality of third identification codes are assigned to a specific drug, the third identification code indicating the species and pests for which the corresponding drug is mainly prescribed can be preferentially set.

The prescription information arranging unit 340 according to an embodiment performs a function of arranging the drugs extracted by the prescription information extracting unit 330 according to a specific criterion and transmitting them to the tree doctor terminal 200 . The sorting order becomes the recommended order of the corresponding drug.

According to an embodiment, when arranging the plurality of extracted drugs, the prescription information arranging unit 340 may sort the corresponding drugs according to the advertisement fee previously paid by the manufacturer of each drug.

According to another embodiment, the prescription information arranging unit 340 may select a drug to be preferentially recommended in consideration of toxicity and price of the plurality of extracted drugs.

For example, if the price per unit dose of drugs is the same, a drug with low toxicity can be selected and recommended first, and if the toxicity is the same, a drug with a lower price per unit dose can be selected and recommended first. .

In FIG. 6, when the headline is moderately toxic and the price is 3,000 won / 500ml, and the Horicure is low-toxic and the price is 6,000 / 1,000ml, and anthracnose occurs in persimmon trees, the headline and the price per unit dose of Horicure are Since it is the same, it is desirable to preferentially recommend Horicure, which has low toxicity.

In addition, when Apalm is low-toxic and priced at 4,000 won/500ml, and Jet Farm is low-toxic and priced at 7,500/1,000ml, if pine wood nematode disease occurs in pine trees, the toxicity of Apalm and Jetfarm are the same, so the price is low. It is desirable to recommend Palm first.

Here, it may be desirable to recommend considering toxicity first than price, but is not limited thereto, and inputs a variable (toxicity or price, etc.) to be considered preferentially for drug recommendation from the tree doctor terminal 200, and that Information can also be used as a criterion.

In addition, there may be cases in which a stored drug matching the third identification code in which the first identification code assigned to a tree and the second identification code assigned to a pest are combined does not exist in the database. For example, in FIG. 6 , a drug assigned with a third identification code (HSe92) matched to a pine leaf gall fly of a maple tree may not exist.

In this case, the prescription information arranging unit 340 refers to the prescription history so far, and recommends the most prescribed drug in the corresponding tree, the corresponding disease or pest, or similar cases, or the score (or Candidate drugs may be sorted in the order of highest stars) and provided to the tree doctor terminal 200 .

According to another embodiment, the prescription information sorting unit 340 arranges drugs in the order in which the scores of the third identification code are high among one or more drugs matched with the third identification code according to the species and pests to be treated. You can also sort them.

For example, even with the same “LEz01” identification code, the score of “LEz01” identification code for Horicure may be X, and the score of “LEz01” identification code for headline may be Y (X>Y). In this case, Horicure can be sorted higher than the headline.

Also, according to another embodiment, the prescription information arranging unit 340 may comprehensively consider the advertisement fee paid by the manufacturer of each drug and the score of the third identification code.

For example, scores may be calculated for each drug that is a prescription candidate in the following manner, and the plurality of drugs may be arranged in the order of the calculated scores.

[Equation 2]

In the above equation, M _x is the score calculated for each candidate drug, C is the advertising fee paid by the manufacturer for each drug, and P ₃ is the third identification code including the species and pest information to be treated. Scores assigned to the drug (scores calculated according to Equation 1), β, and γ are weights. The weight may be varied depending on the case, and for example, the value of β may be set lower and the value of γ may be set higher as the tree species to be treated is rarer and the symptoms of pests are more severe. This setting may be performed based on tree species information and symptom severity received from the tree doctor terminal 200 .

The prescription information provider 350 provides an interface through which diagnosis and prescription information can be finally input to the tree doctor terminal 200 .

7 is a diagram showing an example of such a diagnosis and prescription content input interface.

Referring to FIG. 7 , the prescription information providing unit 350 provides an input interface for diagnosis messages, prescription messages, and other messages, as well as a diagnosis message library L1 for easily inputting them, and prescription messages. A library (L2) and other message libraries (L3) may be provided.

Through this, the tree doctor can easily input a diagnosis message, a prescription message, and other messages.

Meanwhile, the prescription information providing unit 350 may provide the candidate drugs that have been sorted by the prescription information sorting unit 340 as “trade names” of the prescription drugs.

According to one embodiment, drugs sorted in the highest priority may be preferentially exposed in the “product name” column, and the tree doctor may be provided with drugs of lower priority through the “More” menu.

The user of the tree doctor terminal 200 may select one of the provided drug candidate information.

In addition, in relation to the use drainage and the number of spraying, even if the same chemical is used, the use drainage (500 times higher concentration than 1000 times) may be changed or the number of spraying may be adjusted according to the type, density, degree of damage, etc. of the pest. .

The user of the tree doctor terminal 200 inputs the amount used and the number of times of spraying, and can calculate the input cost of the finally injected drug and other products, and through this, business management and inventory management may be possible.

Finally, through the prescription generation menu, a prescription including previously entered information (eg, customer information, species information, pest information, etc.) and drug selection information can be automatically generated. In addition, there may be a case where there are multiple causes of damage to a tree. In this case, a plurality of diagnosis and prescription information may be input, and a corresponding prescription may be generated.

To this end, an automatic prescription generating program may be installed in the tree doctor terminal 200 . This program may display the interface described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 5 and 7 and may include a function enabling communication with the electronic medical record server 300 .

The medical record management unit 360 stores tree species information, pest information, diagnosis information, drug information finally selected for the prescription, etc. transmitted from the tree doctor terminal 200, and information of the third identification code assigned to each drug. In the future, upon request from the tree manager terminal 100 or the tree doctor terminal 200, it performs a function of providing past medical record information.

In addition, post-management information after drug prescription is received from the tree manager terminal 100 or the tree doctor terminal 200 and stored.

According to an embodiment, when receiving information about the location of trees, types of pests, etc. included in diagnosis and prescription information from the tree doctor terminal 200, an incentive may be provided. Incentives may be in the form of discount coupons, pest-related video usage rights, other coupons or points that can be used to use services or software programs provided by the electronic medical record server 300 .

In addition, when treatment is completed after issuing a prescription from the tree doctor terminal 200, evaluation information on the satisfaction and effect of the drug may be received, and it may be shared with other terminals 100 and 200. Even in this case, incentives in the form described above may be provided.

In addition, a video object related to diagnosis may be received from the tree manager terminal 100 or the tree doctor terminal 200 and shared. In this case, the administrator of the electronic medical record server 300 can decide whether to approve the corresponding video material, and if approved, an incentive can be provided to the arborist or tree doctor who uploaded the video material.

On the other hand, consent information for the disclosure of some or all of diagnosis and prescription information (tree location, tree type, pest type, prescription information, treatment schedule, etc.) is received from the tree doctor terminal 200 or the arborist terminal 100. If so, the service may be provided so that anyone can check the corresponding information.

Accordingly, each user can grasp pest control information on neighboring trees and risks thereof.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, accurate prescription for trees becomes possible. In addition, it is possible to prescribe drugs that are highly effective against the disease and pests, and it is possible to cumulatively manage medical records for trees.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, additional revenue can be generated through advertising fees paid from each drug manufacturer.

The above description of the present invention is for illustrative purposes, and those skilled in the art can understand that it can be easily modified into other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features of the present invention. will be. Therefore, the embodiments described above should be understood as illustrative in all respects and not limiting. For example, each component described as a single type may be implemented in a distributed manner, and similarly, components described as distributed may be implemented in a combined form.

The scope of the present invention is indicated by the following claims, and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and equivalent concepts should be interpreted as being included in the scope of the present invention.

100: tree manager terminal
200: tree doctor terminal
300: electronic medical record server
310: tree manager interface providing unit
320: tree doctor interface provision unit
330: prescription information extraction unit
340: prescription information sorting unit
350: prescription information provision unit
360: medical record management unit

Claims (5)

As a method for the electronic medical record server to automatically process tree medical data and share prescription information,
(a) receiving tree species information and pest information from a tree doctor terminal;
(b) acquiring a specific third identification code by combining a first identification code matched with the species information and a second identification code matched with the pest information;
(c) extracting a plurality of drugs to which the specific third identification code is assigned among a plurality of drugs as prescription candidate drugs;
(d) arranging drugs in the order of highest score of the third specific identification code among prescription candidate drugs matched with the specific third identification code and providing the drugs to the tree doctor terminal; and
(e) receiving and storing final prescription information from the tree doctor terminal;
The order of the plurality of third identification codes assigned to each of the plurality of drugs is arranged in the order of high scores calculated by the following equation,

In the above equation, P ₃ is the score of each third identification code assigned to a specific drug, k is a score that is added whenever the specific drug is prescribed for species and pests represented by each third identification code, α (t ) is a weight that varies depending on the time of prescription, and a value that increases the more recently prescribed, N is the number of times the drug is prescribed for the tree species and pests represented by each third identification code, Automatic processing of tree medical data and prescription information How to share. delete According to claim 1,
In step (d),
A method of automatically processing tree care data and sharing prescription information, comprising preferentially recommending a drug having a low price per unit dose or low toxicity among the extracted prescription drug candidates. According to claim 1,
In step (d),
A method of automatically processing tree medical data and sharing prescription information, comprising the step of providing the one or more prescription drug candidates in descending order of advertisement fees paid by drug manufacturers. a tree doctor interface providing unit for receiving tree species information and pest information from a tree doctor terminal;
A first identification code matched to the species information and a second identification code matched to the pest information are combined to obtain a specific third identification code, and among a plurality of drugs, a plurality of drugs to which the specific third identification code is assigned. a prescription information extraction unit for extracting as a prescription candidate drug;
a prescription information arranging unit for arranging drugs in the order of highest score of the specific third identification code among a plurality of prescription candidate drugs matched with the specific third identification code;
a prescription information provider providing the extracted and sorted one or more prescription candidate drugs to the tree doctor terminal; and
A medical record management unit for receiving and storing final prescription information from the tree doctor terminal,
The order of the plurality of third identification codes assigned to each of the plurality of drugs is arranged in the order of high scores calculated by the following equation,

In the above equation, P ₃ is the score of each third identification code assigned to a specific drug, k is a score that is added whenever the specific drug is prescribed for species and pests represented by each third identification code, α (t ) is a weight that varies depending on the time of prescription, and a value that increases the more recently prescribed, N is the number of times the drug is prescribed for the tree species and pests represented by each third identification code, Automatic processing of tree medical data and prescription information A system for sharing.

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