WO2005122034A1 - データマネージメントシステム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a system for managing electronic data handled in a hospital, and more particularly, to a method of transferring electronic data when transferring electronic data to outside the hospital.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2002-207822 (FIG. 1, paragraphs [0010] to [0014]) discloses that a regional information server provided for each region is used for general households and medical services in that region. It shows a system that exchanges medical information and the like by connecting a terminal provided at the facility with a network and connecting a comprehensive information server that exchanges information with each regional information server via a network such as the Internet.
- the information stored and managed on the server in this hospital is a power that can be used not only in the hospital but also for secondary use outside the hospital.
- How to transfer data outside the hospital in this case Raw data stored in a database on the in-hospital server and stored in a server outside the hospital can be used as is, or only the data items for secondary use directly by the service application outside the hospital can be used.
- a method is used in which the information is obtained from the hospital server and used.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional method of transferring data to the outside of a hospital.
- FIG. 1A shows each of the services that provide services using data stored in the in-hospital server 101.
- FIG. 1B shows a case where the service application 102 individually reads out successive data from the in-hospital server, and FIG. 1B shows a case in which an external server collects and raises data stored in the in-hospital server. It is shown.
- the external server 103 downloads all the data stored in the in-hospital server 101 via the network, and the service applications 102-1 to 10-10.
- 2-n reads necessary data from the external server 103 and uses the data secondary.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the data transfer processing shown in FIG.
- FIG. 2A shows the processing in the case of FIG. 1A.
- step S101 information on the examination of each device in the hospital is also transmitted to the in-hospital server 101.
- step S102 the hospital server 101 registers and accumulates this information in an internal database.
- each service application 102 that makes secondary use of data in the in-hospital server 101 accesses the in-hospital server 101 via the network in step S103, and only necessary information from the in-hospital server 101 is Obtain (step S104). Then, this information is used to realize the service (step S105).
- FIG. 2B shows the processing in the case of FIG. 1B.
- the processing of FIG. 2B is started, as in the case of FIG.
- the information is transmitted to the server 101, and then in step S112, the in-hospital server 101 registers and accumulates this information as in-hospital information in an internal database.
- the external server 103 accesses the in-hospital server 101 via the network in step S113, and absorbs all in-hospital information stored and stored in the in-hospital server 101 as a database! , Raise and get.
- the service application 102 for secondary use of the data in the in-hospital server 101 accesses the external server 103 via the network in step S113, and the necessary in-hospital information is transmitted from the external server 103. Only the information is acquired (step S114). And this information Is utilized to realize the service (step S115).
- An object of the present invention is to provide a data management system having a mechanism for efficiently collecting necessary information from in-hospital sano and providing each service.
- the task is to provide a data management system with a mechanism.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-207822 (FIG. 1, paragraphs [0010] to [0014])
- Patent Document 2 Republished WO02Z017171 (Pages 14 to 25, FIGS. 1 to 9)
- An in-hospital information storage device (or an in-hospital information storage unit), a mask information setting unit (or a mask information setting unit) for solving the above-mentioned problems is provided in an in-hospital information processing device that accumulates and manages in-hospital information handled in a hospital.
- openable information generating means (or openable information generating unit).
- the in-hospital information storage means stores and accumulates in-hospital information collected from within the hospital.
- the mask information setting means sets mask information indicating whether or not the ability to permit the hospital information to be provided to the outside of the hospital is set for the in-hospital information stored in the in-hospital information storage means.
- the disclosure-possible information generating means can obtain only the information that has been permitted to be provided to the outside of the hospital through a communication line, or can output the information to the outside of the hospital. Is generated.
- openable information reading means or openable information reading section
- openable information storage means or openable information storage section
- the openable information reading means reads the openable information from the hospital server.
- the openable information storage means stores openable information read from the in-hospital server.
- the external server reads only the publishable information that does not include in-hospital information that is not permitted to be provided outside the hospital. Therefore, provision to the outside of the hospital is permitted, and no in-hospital information is read out to the external server! / ,.
- FIG. 1A is an explanatory diagram of a conventional method of transferring data outside a hospital.
- FIG. 1B is an explanatory diagram of a conventional method of transferring data outside the hospital.
- FIG. 2A is a flowchart showing a conventional data transfer process.
- FIG. 2B is a flowchart showing a conventional data transfer process.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a method of transferring in-hospital information to the outside by the data management system in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the entire configuration of a part laid in a hospital of the data management system according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a configuration of a system provided in a medical department.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of an in-hospital server.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an outline of an overall configuration of a data management system and a flow of information in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a processing flow in the hospital at the time of endoscopy and main in-hospital information generated at that time.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing operation processing of the in-hospital server at the time of mask information setting processing.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a mask information setting screen.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of in-hospital information stored in the in-hospital server.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a definition statement using an SQL code for creating a publicly available in-hospital information view.
- Fig. 13 is a flowchart showing a process executed in the external server when information is downloaded from the hospital server.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a hospital selection screen.
- FIG. 15B is a diagram showing an example of openable in-hospital information that an external server has collected from a hospital.
- FIG. 15B is a diagram illustrating another example of the openable in-hospital information that the external server has collected from the hospital.
- [15C] is a diagram showing still another example of the openable in-hospital information that the external server has collected from the hospital.
- FIG. 15E is a diagram showing still another example of the openable in-hospital information collected by the external server from the hospital.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing processing by a service application.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram schematically showing a data management system according to another embodiment.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a data management system according to another embodiment.
- Fig. 19 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the terminal.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of a mask setting GUI screen displayed on a terminal display or the like.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of a mask table recorded in a terminal.
- FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a series of operations up to a mask table recording operation in the information registration server in the terminal.
- FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an example of a mask table after changing mask information.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram showing another example of the mask table after the mask information is changed.
- FIG. 25 is a diagram showing an example of a database provided in the database management terminal.
- FIG. 27 is a diagram showing an example of a mask table when an old mask table and a new mask table are combined.
- FIG. 28 is a diagram showing a state of a database when NULU rubbing all inspection content areas corresponding to changed mask information.
- Fig. 29 is a flowchart for explaining an operation of additionally recording in-hospital information corresponding to changed mask information in a database.
- FIG. 30 is a diagram showing an example of a mask table when an old mask table and a new mask table are combined.
- Fig. 31 is a diagram showing a data table of in-hospital information from which the database power of the information storage server is also extracted.
- Fig. 32 is a diagram showing a state when additional in-hospital information is additionally recorded in the database.
- FIG. 33 is a diagram showing a data management system according to another embodiment.
- Fig. 34 is a flowchart for describing operation of a terminal.
- FIG. 35 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the data management system when in-hospital information is additionally recorded in a database.
- FIG. 36 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the data management system when in-hospital information is deleted from the database.
- FIG. 37 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the data management system when in-hospital information is additionally recorded in a database.
- FIG. 38 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the data management system when in-hospital information is deleted from the database.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a method for transferring in-hospital information to the outside by the data management system in the present embodiment.
- data is collected from each medical department and reception in the hospital via the in-hospital LAN provided in the hospital, and stored in the in-hospital server (also referred to as an in-hospital information processing device) 1.
- the administrator sets and inputs mask information that instructs non-permission of information provision for information that cannot be sent out of the hospital, such as information related to patient privacy, for various types of information stored and stored.
- mask information that instructs non-permission of information provision for information that cannot be sent out of the hospital, such as information related to patient privacy, for various types of information stored and stored.
- information indicating permission to provide information is generated, and only that information is transmitted via a communication line (for example, a public network such as the Internet) to an external server outside the hospital (also referred to as an out-of-hospital information processing device).
- Make 3 suck The service applications 2-1 to 2-n generated for each service require their own from the in-hospital information stored in the external server 3 and allowed to be provided outside the hospital. Read and use information to provide services.
- in-hospital sano uses all servers that collect, store, and manage digitized data in hospitals, such as servers that store and manage information and servers that are provided for each medical department and department in a hospital.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an entire configuration of a part (in-hospital system) of the data management system according to the present embodiment, which is laid in a hospital.
- the data management system (also referred to as an in-hospital system) 10 has a configuration in which a plurality of terminals (terminals 12, 14, 16) are connected by a LAN 13.
- the terminal 12 is a terminal used when the user wants to refer to data stored in the data management system 10.
- the parts 15, 17, and 19 surrounded by dotted lines show the department systems arranged in each medical department in the hospital, and the terminals 14 and 16 show the terminals belonging to each medical department. ing.
- the terminal 14 when performing an examination using an endoscope, the terminal 14 is used for displaying an image taken by the endoscope, inputting a doctor's findings, creating an examination report, and the like.
- the medical department 17 is also provided with a terminal 16 for displaying images obtained during the examination and for inputting findings to create an examination report.
- the terminal 14 and the terminal 16 may be medical devices connected to a network.
- the electronic medical record system 18 is arranged, for example, at a reception desk of a hospital, schedules which patients are to be consulted in which department, and stores the patients to be treated in the terminals of each department 15, 17, 19 This is a system for transmitting information.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a configuration of a system provided in a medical department.
- FIG. 5 corresponds to the 15 clinical departments in FIG.
- a LAN 23 which is a part of the LAN 13 in FIG. 4, is connected to an inspection device terminal 22, a report input / output terminal 24, a data transmission / reception terminal 28, and a printer 29, and can exchange data with each other.
- the inspection device terminal 22 is an information processing terminal that processes acquired data such as control of inspection tools and inspection results.
- an endoscope inspection device 21 is shown as an example of an inspection tool handled by the inspection device terminal 22, and the image data of an image captured by the endoscope inspection device 21 is stored in the inspection device terminal 22. It is captured. Further, the inspection device terminal 22 also performs processing such as specifying the type of the endoscope inspection device 21.
- the report input / output terminal 24 is a terminal for the doctor who performed the examination to input findings and the like and create a report. The report created on the report input / output terminal 24 is sent to the hospital server 25 and the DVD control terminal 27. The report created by the report input / output terminal 24 can be printed by the printer 29b connected thereto.
- the in-hospital server 25 includes patient information such as a patient's name and age, examination information such as image data obtained as an examination result and a report describing findings, the type and duration of examination equipment used in the examination.
- Data such as user information, which is information about hospital staff such as doctors and nurses, etc., is stored in a database. These information collected via LAN23 is used as in-hospital information. Stored in a database. These are printed using the printer 29a based on the user's instructions.
- the DVD control terminal 27 stores the image data obtained by the inspection on the DVD mounted on the DVD changer 26 and reads out the image data stored on the DVD.
- the data transmission / reception terminal 28 is a terminal for receiving data regarding a patient from the electronic medical record system 18 and accessing data of another medical department.
- the printer 29 is generally used for printing data received by the data transmitting / receiving terminal 28 and for printing data for other general purposes.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of the in-hospital server 25 shown in FIG.
- the hospital server 25 may use a general-purpose computer, but the configuration is as shown in FIG. 6, for example.
- a data control unit 36 realized by a CPU or the like performs data processing based on a program in the data storage unit, and stores data in the data storage unit 35 as necessary, By reading from the unit 35, the processing described later is realized.
- the data input section 32 is connected to an input device such as a pointing device such as a mouse or a user such as a keyboard for inputting an instruction, and the doctor operates the input device to input information such as findings.
- the data display unit 34 is connected to the PC monitor, and sends data for displaying an information setting input screen described later on the PC monitor to the PC monitor.
- Network IZF31 is used to exchange data with other devices via the hospital LAN. Interface.
- a printer is connected to the printer I / F 33, and in-hospital information and the like stored in the external server are printed out.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an outline of an overall configuration of a data management system and a flow of information in the present embodiment.
- Fig. 7 shows a service center that provides management services for equipment used for examinations using in-hospital information handled by hospitals, and extracts in-hospital information composed of character data, image data, etc., and uses this in-hospital information. Then, the case of performing service such as inspection tool maintenance management and billing will be described as an example.
- Inspection tools connected to the in-hospital LAN 41 which is a network within the hospital facility 40, and their devices 43-1 to 43-m (the endoscope inspection device 21 and the terminal for the inspection device in FIG. 5)
- To the in-hospital server 45 (corresponding to the in-hospital server 25 in FIG. 5) and store it in the in-hospital server 45
- a request to read data stored in the in-hospital Sano 45 is sent from the external server 55 in the external facility 50 such as a service center outside the hospital facility 40 to the in-hospital Sano 45.
- the external server 55 such as a service center outside the hospital facility 40
- the route R4 or R5
- R4 which is the reverse route of the route R2 (or R3)
- the information stored in the external server 55 is transmitted by the service applications 56-l to 56-n via the in-house LAN 51 as shown in route R6 by a request from the service application used for each service. Acquired and variously utilized.
- route R2 exchanges information via a network 61 via the Internet.
- the external server 55 and the external server 55 in the external facility 50 are connected.
- the in-hospital server 45 in the hospital facility 40 connects to the network 61 via a VPN (Virtual Private Network) 44 (VPN 53) and a firewall 47 (Firewall 52) to secure data communication security.
- VPN 53 Virtual Private Network
- Firewall 52 Firewall 52
- the route R3 (and R5) transmits information via a network 62 using a public line such as a telephone line.
- the external server 55 in the external facility 50 and the in-hospital server 45 in the hospital facility 40 use a dial-up router 46 (dial-up router 54) to connect the two via a network 62.
- the external facility 50 as a service center is configured to be connected to one hospital facility 40, but the external facility 50 is connected to a plurality of hospital facilities 40 via networks 61 and 62. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which a connection is made, and in-hospital information is collected from these plurality of hospital facilities 40 to provide a service. In this case, targeting multiple hospitals makes it possible to provide a wider range of services using in-hospital information collected from multiple hospitals.
- each service application 56-1 to 56-n is provided in the same external facility 50 as the external server 55.
- one of these service applications 56-1 to 56-n is provided. A part or all of them may be provided in a facility different from the external facility 50 in which the external server 55 is installed, and the necessary in-hospital information may be read from the external server 55 via a dedicated line or the networks 61 and 62. .
- an endoscopy device performing an endoscopy is transmitted from the endoscope inspection device terminal 43 to device usage information.
- Information on the examination, information based on the examination result, photographed image information, etc. are transmitted to the in-hospital server, and when the endoscope is cleaned after the examination, the endoscope cleaning device power is also transmitted to the in-hospital server for information on the cleaning process.
- the in-hospital server 45 stores information about the patient and the examination transmitted from each device 43 and terminal as needed, and also includes the number of endoscope examination rooms, the number of endoscope examination apparatuses, the number of endoscopes, Information about the equipment such as the number of endoscope cleaning devices is also recorded and managed as in-hospital information, and the in-hospital information is masked by the mask information setting process described later, so that the administrator of the in-hospital server is notified to the hospital server.
- the user is allowed to input mask information indicating whether or not to allow the provision to the outside, and the external server 55 siphons only the information permitted to be provided to the outside by this mask information.
- the information may be output to the external server 55.
- the service application 56 realizes a service using the information collected by the external server 55.
- This service includes, for example, information stored in the external server 55, such as an endoscope. Based on the number of examinations, examination time, the number of doctors and nurses, the number of laboratories, the number of scopes, the number of endoscope washer, etc., how many scopes and endoscope washer can be used efficiently in this hospital.
- a consultant seeking advice on the efficient use of equipment and consulting on the installation of endoscopy-related equipment when establishing a new hospital or introducing a new facility.
- equipment leasing and billing services that charge only for the use of the device can be considered.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a flow of processing in the hospital at the time of endoscopy and main in-hospital information generated at that time.
- the patient comes to the hospital as step S 1, receives treatment as step S 2, and performs the reception processing at the reception of the department, and at the reception, the patient information input by the hospital staff from the terminal is obtained.
- HIS power Received patient information is stored in the hospital server of the department.
- step S3 when a measurement of body temperature or pulse is received as a pretreatment for the patient force endoscopy as step S3, the execution record and the vital sign data as the measurement result are input from the terminal and sent to the in-hospital server. Recorded and stored.
- step S4 Before starting the endoscopic examination, in preparation (step S4), information for specifying an inspection tool such as an endoscope apparatus to be used is input from a terminal.
- step S5 the image data of the captured endoscope image, the information on the equipment used, and the execution record of the equipment used are sent to the terminal server for the inspection equipment to which each equipment is connected. On the in-hospital server, these data are compiled into a database and recorded and stored.
- step S6 After the endoscopy is completed (step S6), while the patient is resting in the recovery room (step S7), measurement of body temperature and pulse are performed, and these results are used as vital sign data. Terminal power is input and sent to the hospital server.
- the doctor in charge creates an examination report in step S8.
- observation data, annotation data for an endoscopic image taken by the examination, and diagnostic data are input from the terminal and sent to the hospital server. After that, the test result is explained to the patient in step S9.
- the instrument such as the endoscope used in the endoscopy as step S10 is cleaned by the endoscope cleaning device and then stored in the place determined as step S11.
- the data of the cleaning cycle log and the cleaning history are sent to the in-hospital server.
- In-hospital information shown in Fig. 8 is sent to the in-hospital server at any time via the in-hospital LAN, and the in-hospital server stores and manages the in-hospital information in a database.
- the in-hospital information allows the administrator of the in-hospital server to input mask information indicating whether or not to provide the information to the outside of the hospital. Only the information permitted to be provided to the outside by the mask information is externally input. Let the server siphon.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing operation processing of the hospital server at the time of mask information setting processing.
- the setting is made as to whether or not to allow public disclosure of the in-hospital information stored in the in-hospital server.
- the administrator of the in-hospital server logs in to the in-hospital server connected to the in-hospital server or the in-hospital LAN from the in-hospital server in step S21. Then, the authentication password is inputted, the authentication processing is performed by referring to the authentication information by the input password, and the subsequent processing is stopped when the authentication permission is not given.
- the hospital server After permitting the authentication in step S22, the hospital server starts the mask information setting application in step S23.
- This mask information setting application is for performing mask information setting processing for setting whether or not to permit externally provided information recorded and stored in the hospital server.
- Launched mask information setting application As step S24, a mask information setting screen displaying the in-hospital information items held by the in-hospital server is displayed on the screen of the terminal that has logged in to the in-hospital server in step S21. To do. Then, in step S25, the administrator of the in-hospital server allows the administrator of the in-hospital server to input an information item and a selection instruction for the information displayed on the screen in step S24 without permitting the information to be externally provided.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the mask information setting screen displayed in step S24.
- the administrator of the in-hospital server operates the pointing device and selects the tab 71 from the screen to select “Patient information”, “Examination information”, “Device information”, and “User information”.
- classification method of “patient information”, “examination information”, “device information” and “user information” is an example of the in-hospital information stored in the in-hospital server, and the types of information collected and stored are Depending on how the data structure in the database is defined, an appropriate classification method can be used.
- Step S26 When the administrator of the in-hospital server makes the information private from the outside on the mask information setting screen as shown in Fig. 10, selects and inputs all the information items, and presses the "register” button 74 from the screen. (Step S26, Yes), as step S27, the in-hospital server stores and manages, as mask information, in-hospital in-hospital information item data indicating the item selected and input in step S25.
- step S28 the in-hospital server generates and executes a definition sentence based on the non-closed in-hospital information item data stored in step S27 using an SQL code for creating an openable in-hospital information view.
- the process closes the mask information setting screen as step S30 and ends this processing.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the in-hospital information stored in the in-hospital server from which the view is created in step S28.
- Figure 11 shows an example of an act.
- Patient-table that stores information on patient information.
- This act. Patient-table has information items classified as patient information as columns. As column name of information item, its Japanese name and following line It is configured to store character and numerical data (not shown) corresponding to the column of characters and numerical values.
- the in-hospital data collected by the in-hospital server is converted into a database, and the above-mentioned “patient information”, “examination information”, “device information”, and “user information” are considered.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a definition sentence in SQL code for creating the openable in-hospital information view generated in step S29.
- the definition statement in Figure 12 defines the generation of views for “patient information”, “examination information”, and “device information” using SQL commands.
- the closed in-hospital information item data stored in step S27 of FIG. 10 indicates that the data is closed, and the values of PatientID (patient ID), PatientName (patient name), Age (age),
- the table replaced with ⁇ Reft, patient-table '' is generated as ⁇ test information '' and ⁇ instrument information ''.
- the study-table and act. equipment-table are defined as part 3; and the ref. study-table and ref. equipment-table are defined to generate views.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing a process executed in the external server when information is downloaded from a hospital sano.
- step S41 the staff of the facility such as the service center starts the openable in-hospital information acquisition application on the external server.
- This open in-hospital information acquisition application downloads information from each hospital using the network.
- the openable in-hospital information acquisition application displays a selection screen as step S42, and causes the staff of a facility such as a service center to select a hospital from which information has been acquired (step S43, No).
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a hospital selection screen displayed at this time.
- tabs 81 for “Ahko”, “Sasato”, “Naichiho”, and “Mahan”, which are sorted in order of hospital name by operating a pointing device, etc., are displayed on the screen. Select the desired hospital name from the hospital names shown in the next selected tab 81 by selecting the radio button 82 (the part shown in the figure indicates the selected item). ), Press the ⁇ Connect '' button 84 to record the contents of the selection instruction, and then press the ⁇ Close '' 83 to register the selection instruction by the operator, and to process the network connection to the next hospital Move on.
- Step S43 From the screen shown in Fig. 14, when the staff of the facility such as the service center selects a hospital and presses the "Connect" button 84 (Step S43, Yes), the selected staff is selected as Step S44.
- One or more hospital facilities are connected via the network 61 or 62 shown in Fig. 7, and the staff inputs an authentication password for obtaining authentication permission to the hospital selected in step S42, and responds to this.
- the data is sent to the in-hospital server of the hospital to perform the authentication process.
- the external server accesses the openable in-hospital information view, which is stored in the in-hospital server of the hospital and generated by the in-hospital server in step S28 in FIG. 9, as step S45. I do.
- step S46 the external server causes the staff to designate and input the period of the openable in-hospital information to be downloaded from the in-hospital server.
- step S47 the openable in-hospital information corresponding to the designated input period is downloaded, stored and managed, and if the connection is established via the network 62, the network line is disconnected, and then this processing is performed. finish.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of openable in-hospital information that the external server has downloaded from the hospital in step S47.
- FIG. 15A shows in-hospital equipment information that shows information about endoscope devices in the hospital, with the upper scope and lower The types and numbers for the head scope, video processor, treatment tools used in the endoscope, vital sign monitor, and endoscope system are stored.
- Fig. 15B shows test information indicating information on endoscopy performed at the hospital. The name of the patient who performed the test, the date of visit, the test start time, the type of test, the name of the scope used and its ID, and the endoscope The number of images taken, the name of the inspecting physician, the name of the nurse, the name and number of treatment tools used, and the name and number of used drugs are stored.
- FIG. 15C shows equipment information, which is information about maintenance of endoscope equipment in a hospital.Name of the equipment, purchase date, unit price, number of times of use, failure date, repair company, warranty period, use of the equipment. And the date of application for repair are stored.
- FIG. 15D shows information on the endoscope washer, the scope name and its ID of the scope cleaned by the washer, the name and ID of the person who performed the cleaning process, the cleaning start time, and the time when the cleaning process was performed.
- Various setting information and the like of the cleaning device are stored.
- Figure 15E shows in-hospital resource information, which is information on endoscopy staff and equipment in the hospital, including the number of endoscopists, nurses and cleaning staff, the number of examinations per day, vital monitors, The total number of scopes and video processors is stored.
- the test information shown in FIG. 15B corresponds to the test information
- the in-hospital resource information shown in FIG. 15E corresponds to the user information.
- the publicly available in-hospital information collected by the external server may be stored in the external server as raw data, and each service application may be configured to manage the raw data.
- a configuration is also possible in which the collected information is preliminarily processed and the data is read out by each service application.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing processing by each service application.
- This service application is a terminal 56 connected to the in-house LAN 51 in the external facility 50 in FIG. 7 or an information processing device connected to the external server 55 via the networks 61 and 62. Performed on the table.
- step S51 the terminal on which each service application is running accesses an external server via an in-house LAN or the like.
- step S52 the service application running on the terminal prompts the user to input an authentication password for obtaining authentication permission to the external server, and sends the authentication password to the external server to perform an authentication process.
- step S52 when the authentication permission is obtained from the external sano, the service application displays a selection screen on the terminal and prompts the user to select a facility for performing information processing in step S53.
- the service application reads the openable in-hospital information recorded and managed in the external server, and extracts the data necessary for providing the open-hospital in-hospital information at step S55. Then, various processes corresponding to the above service are executed using this data as step S56, and after outputting the process results as step S57, the present process is terminated.
- the data management system has a configuration in which information is exchanged between a hospital facility and an external facility such as a service center via a network.
- the delivery may be performed by a portable storage medium such as a DVD.
- the in-hospital information collected by the in-hospital server in the hospital is stored in a database, and the ability to store and manage this database is not limited to SQL-based data. It may be based on a database system constructed by words.
- a terminal provided in a hospital stores in-hospital information indicating the use status of medical devices and the like in an information registration server provided in an external facility that provides medical services such as a medical device rental service (this information registration server). Is transmitted to the above-mentioned out-of-hospital server (out-of-hospital information processing device), which corresponds to the external server 55 in FIG. 7) via a network as a communication line, and an information registration server or the like analyzes the in-hospital information, and There is a data management system that provides medical services to and charges fees for the medical services (see, for example, WO 02Z017171 (pages 14 to 25, FIGS. 1 to 9)). .
- new in-hospital information can be transmitted to the information registration server
- the new in-hospital information can be added and the in-hospital information can be transmitted to the information registration server. Will be able to provide better medical services.
- in-hospital information that can be transmitted to the information registration server according to the revised law and hospital policy is required. Must match the in-hospital information actually recorded in the information registration server.
- the in-hospital information that can be transmitted to the external facility according to the revised law and the hospital policy while reducing the labor and cost, and the in-hospital information actually recorded on the external facility
- FIG. 17 is a diagram schematically showing a data management system capable of matching in-hospital information that can be transmitted to an external facility and in-hospital information that is actually recorded on the external facility.
- the data management system 1000 shown in FIG. 17 includes a terminal 1002 provided at the information transmission source facility 1001 (this terminal 1002 (this terminal 1002 is, for example, the in-hospital server (in-hospital information processing apparatus), the in-hospital information processing apparatus in FIG. 7). Server 45) and an information registration server 1004 provided in an external facility 1003 (this information registration server 1004 corresponds to, for example, the out-of-hospital server (out-of-hospital information processing device)). It is connected and configured via a network.
- the terminal 1002 is connected to an information storage server 1005 provided in an information transmission source facility 1001 via a network such as a LAN (Local Area Network).
- a network such as a LAN (Local Area Network).
- the information storage server 1005 includes a database (first database) and stores a plurality of pieces of information in the database (for example, the plurality of pieces of information include patient information input by hospital staff shown in FIG. (Corresponding to an endoscope image), and transmits information to the terminal 1002 based on a request from the terminal 102 out of the plurality of information.
- the database provided in the information storage server 1005 may be provided in the terminal 1002.
- the terminal 1002 registers the item information indicating the item when a plurality of information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 is divided for each item, and the information corresponding to the item.
- a mask setting means 1006 for recording as a mask table in association with mask information indicating whether transmission is possible to the server 1004 and a mask table after the mask information is changed.
- Transmission means 1007 for transmitting change information based on the information to the information registration server 1004.
- the transmitting means 1007 confirms information that can be transmitted to the information registration server 1004 based on the mask table set by the mask setting means 1006, and stores the confirmed information in the database of the information storage server 1005. Extract and send to information registration server 1004.
- the information registration server 1004 is connected to a database management terminal 1008 that records information transmitted from the terminal 1002 (for example, this information corresponds to the information shown in Figs. 15A to 15E) and a LAN or the like. Connected via a network.
- the database management terminal 1008 has a database (second database), and records information transmitted from the information registration server 1004 in the database. Further, the database management terminal 1008 may be configured by, for example, a personal computer or the like. Further, the database provided in the database management terminal 1008 may be provided in the information registration server 1004.
- the information registration server 1004 stores the information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 before the mask information of the plurality of information is changed.
- Registration information management means 1009 for requesting the terminal 1002 to record the past minute information in the database of the database management terminal 1008, or for deleting the past minute information already recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008. It is composed.
- the mask setting 1006 and the communication means 1007 include, for example, a program recorded in a RAM (Random Access Memory) or a ROM (Read Only Memory) provided in the terminal 1002, such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit). It may be realized by being executed by.
- a program recorded in a RAM Random Access Memory
- ROM Read Only Memory
- CPU Central Processing Unit
- the registration information management means 1009 may be realized, for example, by executing a program recorded in a RAM or a ROM provided in the information registration server 1004 by a CPU or the like.
- the data management system 1000 records the past information in the database of the database management terminal 1008, Past information already recorded in the database of the base management terminal 1008 is deleted
- the data management system 1000 Consider a case in which a terminal provided in a hospital and an information registration server provided in an external facility for providing medical services are connected via a network and applied to a data management system.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an embodiment in which the data management system 1000 is applied to a data management system configured by connecting a terminal of a hospital and an information registration server of an external facility via a network. is there.
- the same components as those shown in FIG. 17 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- a terminal 1002 provided in a hospital 201 and an information registration server 1004 provided in an external facility 202 for providing medical services to the hospital 201 are connected via a network 203. Connected and configured.
- the terminal 1002 is connected to the information storage server 1005 via the network 204.
- the information storage server 1005 includes a PC (Personal) including an endoscope inspection device 205 and an endoscope inspection device 206 (the endoscope inspection device 206 corresponds to, for example, the endoscope inspection device 21).
- Computer client 207 (this PC client 207 corresponds to, for example, the inspection apparatus terminal 22) via a network 204.
- the in-hospital information indicating the test results obtained by the endoscopy device 205 and the endoscopy device 206 is transmitted from the endoscopy device 205 and the PC client 207 to the information storage server 1005 via the network 204.
- the information is transmitted and recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005.
- the terminal 1002 includes a mask setting unit 1006 and a transmitting unit 1007.
- the mask setting means 1006 is configured to store, when a plurality of pieces of information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 are divided for each item, the item information indicating the item and the item information indicating the item.
- the corresponding information is recorded in the terminal 1002 as a mask table 208 in association with the mask information indicating whether or not the information can be transmitted to the information registration server 1004.
- the transmitting means 1007 stores the in-hospital information based on the mask table 208 in the information storage server 10.
- the database capacity of 05 is also extracted and transmitted to the information registration server 1004.
- the transmitting unit 1007 transmits the mask table 28 after the change of the mask information to the information registration server 1004.
- the information registration server 1004 is connected via a network 209 to a database management terminal 1008 that records in-hospital information transmitted from the terminal 1002.
- the database management terminal 1008 has a database, and records the in-hospital information transmitted from the information registration server 1004 in the database.
- the information registration server 1004 records the mask table 208 before the mask information is changed as the old mask table 300, and also records the mask table 208 after the mask information is changed into the new mask table 301.
- a database management terminal As a database management terminal
- FIG. 19 is a flowchart illustrating the operation of terminal 1002.
- step A1 the terminal 1002 associates each item with mask information indicating whether or not the in-hospital information corresponding to the item should be transmitted to the information registration server 1004 based on the user's operation, and associates the item with a mask table. (Mask setting).
- FIG. 20 shows a mask setting GUI displayed on a display or the like provided in terminal 1002.
- the mask setting GUI screen 400 includes an item display area in which items are displayed.
- It comprises a 401 and a check box display area 402 in which a check box corresponding to each item is displayed.
- the check boxes corresponding to “patient name” and “weight” are checked.
- a setting completion button or the like may be provided on the mask setting GUI screen 400, and the mask setting may be terminated when the setting end button or the like is pressed.
- the check box The in-hospital information of the item corresponding to the resource cannot be transmitted to the information registration server 1004. That is, in the example shown in FIG. 20, since the check boxes corresponding to “patient name” and “weight” are checked, the in-hospital information corresponding to “patient name” and “weight” is displayed. Information Unable to send to registration server 1004. In addition, in-hospital information corresponding to the “examiner”, “examination type”, and “examination date” for which the check boxes are not checked can be transmitted to the information registration server 1004. In addition, if the law is amended or the policy of the hospital 201 is changed and the in-hospital information corresponding to the item of “examiner” cannot be transmitted to the information registration server 1004, the user will be asked Check the check box corresponding to the item of "".
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of the mask table 208 recorded in the terminal 1002.
- the mask table 208 shown in FIG. 21 corresponds to the mask setting of each check box on the mask setting GUI screen 400 shown in FIG.
- the mask table 208 includes a large number of mask information records 500 (500-1, 500-2, 500-3, 500-4, 500-5, ). It is configured within.
- Each mask 'If information record 500 includes an item information area 501 in which item information is recorded, and a mask in which mask information indicating whether or not to transmit in-hospital information corresponding to the item information to the information registration server 1004 is recorded.
- An information area 502 is provided.
- step A2 of FIG. 19 when the mask setting is completed by the user operation, the terminal 1002 compares the mask table 208 in which the mask setting has been completed with the mask table 208 used so far. To overwrite.
- terminal 1002 transmits mask table 208 after the overwriting and saving to information registration server 1004.
- FIG. 22 shows that the transmission operation power of the mask table 208 in the terminal 1002 is 6 is a flowchart showing a series of operations up to the recording operation of the mask table 208 in FIG.
- step B1 the terminal 1002 transmits the mask table 208 after the setting is completed to the information registration server 1004.
- FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an example of the mask table 208 transmitted to the information registration server 1004 after the setting is completed.
- the set mask table 208 is transmitted from the terminal 1002 to the information registration server 1004.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram showing another example of the mask table 208 transmitted to the information registration server 1004 after the setting is completed.
- the mask table 800 shown in FIG. 24 is similar to the mask table 208 shown in FIG. 23 in that the mask information area 502 of the mask information record 500-3 in the mask table 208 shown in FIG. "Based on the changed mask table 208.
- the mask table 800 shown in Fig. 24 includes only the mask information record 801 (801-1) in which the mask information has been changed.
- the mask information record 801 includes an item information area 802 in which item information is recorded, and a mask information area 803 in which mask information indicating whether or not to transmit in-hospital information corresponding to the item information to the information registration server 1004 is recorded.
- the mask table 800 may be configured only with the mask information record 801 whose mask information has been changed, and the mask table 800 may be configured to be transmitted from the terminal 1002 to the information registration server 1004.
- step B2 of FIG. 22 the information registration server 1004 receives the mask table 208 after the setting is completed.
- step B3 the information registration server 1004 renames the old mask table 208 used so far and records it as the old mask table 300.
- step B4 the information registration server 1004 records the new mask table 208 transmitted from the terminal 1002 after the setting is completed as the new mask table 301.
- step B5 the information registration server 1004 notifies the terminal 1002 that the reception of the mask table 208 has been completed.
- the information registration server 1004 records the old mask table 300 and the new mask table 301, compares the old mask table 300 with the new mask table 301, and checks which mask information has been changed. I do.
- the information registration server 1004 requests the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information from the terminal 1002 and sends it to the database management terminal 1008, or transmits the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information to the database management terminal 1008.
- the database management terminal 1008 database capability is also deleted.
- FIG. 25 is a diagram showing an example of a database provided in the database management terminal 1008.
- the database 900 shown in FIG. 25 includes a large number of in-hospital information records 901 (901-1, 901-2, 901-3, 901-4, 901-5, ).
- Each hospital's blue report 901 has an item information area 902 in which item information is recorded, and an examination content area 903 (903) in which examination contents obtained by the endoscopy equipment 205 and the endoscopy equipment 206 are recorded.
- the inspection content area 903 is added every time the inspection content is transmitted from the terminal 12. For example, even if it is added in chronological order, Good.
- the registration information management means 1009 compares the old mask table 300 with the new mask table 301 and makes changes. The operation of deleting the in-hospital information corresponding to the updated mask information from the database of the database management terminal 1008 will be described.
- FIG. 26 shows that the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information is stored in the database management terminal 100.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the data management system 1000 when deleting from the database of No. 8.
- step C1 the registration information management unit 1009 reads the recorded old mask table 300 and new mask table 301.
- step C2 the registration information management unit 1009 compares the old mask table 300 with the new mask table 301.
- FIG. 27 is a diagram showing an example of a mask table when the old mask table 300 and the new mask table 301 are combined in order to compare the old mask table 300 and the new mask table 301.
- the mask table shown in FIG. 27 is a mask table in which the mask table 208 shown in FIG. 21 and the mask table 208 shown in FIG. 23 are combined.
- the mask table 1100 shown in FIG. 27 has a large number of mask information records 1101 (1101-1-1, 1101-2, 1101-2, 1101-3, 1101-4, 1101-5, ⁇ ). Has been inside.
- Each mask information record 1101 includes an item information area 1102 in which item information is recorded, an old mask information area 1103 in which mask information of the old mask table 300 is recorded, and a new information in which mask information of the new mask table 301 is recorded.
- a mask information area 1104 is provided.
- the registration information management unit 1009 determines that in a certain mask information record 1101, the mask information recorded in the old mask information area 1103 is “none” and the mask information recorded in the new mask information area 1104 is “ If “Yes” is recorded, it is determined that the in-hospital information corresponding to the item information of the mask information record 1101 cannot be recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- step C3 of FIG. 26 the registration information management unit 1009 reads item information corresponding to the mask information whose change has been confirmed from the database of the database management terminal 1008. Search for.
- step C4 the registration information management means 1009 sets NULL in the database of the database management terminal 1008 to the field values of all the inspection content areas corresponding to the searched item information.
- FIG. 28 is a diagram illustrating a state of the database of the database management terminal 1008 when all the inspection content areas corresponding to the changed mask information are set to NULL.
- the database shown in FIG. 28 is a part of the database 900 shown in FIG.
- the database 900 shown in Fig. 28 is a comparison result between the old mask table 300 and the new mask table 301 in the mask table 1100 shown in Fig. 27, and all the inspection content areas 903 corresponding to the in-hospital information records 901-3. Has been deleted. That is, when the in-hospital information to be recorded in the examination content area 903-3 is transmitted from the terminal 1002 to the information registration server 1004, the database 900 shown in FIG. The mask information area 502 of No. 3 was changed from “No” to “Yes”, and the in-hospital information recorded in the examination content areas 903-1 and 903-2 of the database of the database management terminal 1008 at that time was deleted. It shows that.
- the in-hospital information recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008 before the mask table 208 is changed can be deleted.
- the field values of all the inspection content areas corresponding to the searched item information cannot be referenced. It may be set so that
- the registration information management means 1009 compares the old mask table 300 with the new mask table 301, and causes the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information to be added to the database of the database management terminal 1008. The operation will be described.
- FIG. 29 is a flowchart for explaining an operation of additionally recording in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- the registration information management unit 1009 checks the old mask Read Table 300 and New Mask Table 301.
- step D2 the registration information management means 1009 compares the old mask table 300 with the new mask table 301.
- FIG. 30 shows the old mask table 3 in order to compare the old mask table 300 with the new mask table 301.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a mask table when 00 and a new mask table 301 are combined.
- the mask table 1400 shown in Fig. 30 includes a large number of mask information records 1401 (1401-1, 1401).
- Each mask information record 1401 includes an item information area 1402 where item information is recorded, and an old mask table 30.
- the registration information management unit 1009 determines that in a certain mask information record 1401, the mask information recorded in the old mask information area 1403 is “present” and the mask information recorded in the new mask information area 1404 is “ If "none" is recorded, it is determined that hospital information corresponding to the item information of the mask information record 1401 can be recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- the registration information management unit 1009 requests the terminal 1002 for insufficient hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information.
- the examination content area 903 corresponding to the insufficient hospital information may be requested.
- the registration information management means 1009 records that the mask information recorded in the old mask information area 1403 is “present” and the mask information recorded in the new mask information area 1404 is “none”.
- the entire mask information record 1401 may be deleted from the database of the database management terminal 1008, and the corresponding new mask information record 1401 may be requested from the terminal 1002.
- step D4 the terminal 1002 stores in-hospital information (field values) based on the request transmitted from the information registration server 1004 from the database of the information storage server 1005. Extract.
- the in-hospital information at this time may be extracted by, for example, SQL (Structured Query Language) or another database control language as shown in FIG.
- FIG. 31 is a diagram showing a data table of in-hospital information in which the database capacity of the information storage server 1005 is also extracted. It is assumed that the data table shown in FIG. 31 records in-hospital information corresponding to item information of “weight”.
- the data table 1500 shown in Fig. 31 has a shortage information record 1501 (1501-1-1, 1501-2, 1501-3, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ) in which a shortage of in-hospital information is recorded. It is composed of Each shortage information record 1501 has a test content area 1502 in which the test content is recorded, and a weight area 1503 in which the weight is recorded.
- step D5 of FIG. 29 the terminal 1002 transmits the extracted in-hospital information to the information registration server 1004.
- step D6 the information registration server 1004 receives the in-hospital information.
- step D7 the registration information management means 1009 transmits the received in-hospital information to the database management terminal 1008, and causes the database management terminal 1008 to record the information in the database.
- FIG. 32 is a diagram showing a state in which the received in-hospital information is additionally recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- the database 900 shown in FIG. 32 is a part of the database 900 shown in FIG.
- the database 900 shown in Fig. 32 is a comparison result between the old mask table 300 and the new mask table 301 in the mask table 1400 shown in Fig. 30, and all the inspection content areas 903 corresponding to the in-hospital information record 901-2. Indicates that additional in-hospital information was recorded. That is, when in-hospital information to be recorded in the examination content area 903-3 is transmitted from the terminal 1002 to the information registration server 1004, the database 900 shown in FIG. 32 stores the mask information record 500-2 of the mask table 208 in FIG. Is changed from “Yes” to “No” in the mask information area 502, and recorded in the inspection content areas 903-1 and 903-2 of the database of the information storage server 1005 until that time. This indicates that the in-hospital information that has been added has been additionally recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- the in-hospital information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 before the mask table 208 is changed can be additionally recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- the data management system 1000 stores the past information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 before the mask information is changed, into the database management terminal 1008.
- the information stored in the database of the database management terminal 1008 or the past information recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008 is deleted.
- the in-hospital information actually recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008 can always be matched.
- FIG. 33 is a diagram showing another embodiment of the data management system 1000.
- the same components as those shown in FIG. 18 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- the difference between the data management system 1700 shown in FIG. 33 and the data management system 200 shown in FIG. 18 is that the transmission means 1007 of the terminal 1002 compares the old mask table 1701 with the new mask table 1702 and transmits the data. If the transmittable mask information changed from impossible to transmittable is in the new mask table 1702, the past in-hospital information corresponding to the transmittable mask information and the past in-hospital information are additionally recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- An additional instruction to the effect is sent to the information registration server 1004, and if the untransmittable mask information changed from transmittable to non-transmittable is included in the new mask table 1702, the past branch office corresponding to the non-transmittable mask information Information of database management terminal 1008 data
- the point that a deletion instruction to delete from the base is transmitted to the information registration server 1004, and the registration information management means 1009 of the information registration server 1004 transmits the addition instruction from the terminal 1002 to the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- the past in-hospital information corresponding to the possible mask information is additionally recorded, and when a delete instruction is transmitted from the terminal 1002, the past in-hospital information corresponding to the untransmittable mask information is deleted from the database of the database management terminal 1008. It is.
- FIG. 34 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the terminal 1002 of the data management system 1700.
- step E1 the terminal 1002 associates each item with mask information indicating whether or not the in-hospital information corresponding to the item should be transmitted to the information registration server 1004 based on a user operation.
- mask table mask setting
- step E2 terminal 1002 renames the old mask table used so far and records it as old mask table 1701.
- step E3 the terminal 1002 records the new mask table set in step E1 as a new mask table 1702.
- the old mask table 1701 and the new mask table 1702 are compared, and if the changed mask information is in the new mask table 1702, the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information is managed in the database.
- the operation of additionally recording in the database of the terminal 1008 will be described.
- FIG. 35 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the data management system 1700 when in-hospital information is additionally recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- step F1 the transmitting means 1007 of the terminal 1002 reads the recorded old mask table 1701 and new mask table 1702.
- step F2 the transmitting means 1007 of the terminal 1002 compares the old mask table 1701 with the new mask table 1702.
- transmitting means 1007 of terminal 1002 transmits the changed mask information.
- the in-hospital information corresponding to the information is also extracted from the database capacity of the information storage server 1005.
- the transmitting means 1007 of the terminal 1002 transmits the in-hospital information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 before the mask information is changed among all the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information to the information storage server.
- a database power of 1005 may also be extracted.
- the in-hospital information may be extracted by, for example, SQL or another database control language.
- step F4 the transmitting means 1007 of the terminal 1002 registers the extracted in-hospital information, an additional calorie instruction to additionally record the in-hospital information in the database of the database management terminal 1008, and registers the recording destination of the database. Send to server 1004.
- step F5 upon receiving the addition instruction, the registration information management means 1009 of the information registration server 1004 transmits the in-hospital information and the recording destination of the database to the database management terminal 1008, and based on the recording destination of the database. In-hospital information is recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- FIG. 36 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of data management system 1700 when in-hospital information is deleted from the database of database management terminal 1008.
- step G1 the transmitting means 1007 of the terminal 1002 reads the recorded old mask table 1701 and new mask table 1702.
- step G2 the transmitting means 1007 of the terminal 1002 compares the old mask table 1701 with the new mask table 1702.
- step G3 the transmitting means 1007 of the terminal 1002 sends an in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information to the information registration server 1004 to delete the in-hospital information of the database management terminal 1008. Send to
- the registration information management means 1009 of the information registration server 1004 stores the in-hospital information based on the received deletion instruction in the database management terminal 1008.
- Source In the database of the database management terminal 1008, instead of deleting the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information, it may be set so that the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information cannot be referred to.
- the terminal determines whether or not to record the in-hospital information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 in the database of the database management terminal 1008 before the mask information is changed. It may be performed on the 1002 side.
- the difference between this data management system and the data management system 1000 shown in Fig. 18 is that the transmission means of the terminal 1002 that does not compare the old and new mask tables 1007 Out of the in-hospital information, which is the in-hospital information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 before the mask information is changed, and "the past in-hospital information is additionally recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008" Request to delete the past in-hospital information recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008 '', and the registration information management unit 1009 sends the addition instruction from the terminal 1002. Is sent, the past in-hospital information is recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008, and deleted from the terminal 1002. When the deletion instruction is transmitted, the past in-hospital information recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008 is deleted.
- FIG. 37 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of another data management system when in-hospital information is additionally recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- each item is associated with mask information indicating whether or not the in-hospital information corresponding to the item should be transmitted to the information registration server 1004 by a user operation.
- mask information indicating whether or not the in-hospital information corresponding to the item should be transmitted to the information registration server 1004 by a user operation.
- certain mask information is changed.
- step H2 the terminal 1002 also extracts the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information from the database of the information storage server 1005.
- the terminal 1002 extracts the in-hospital information recorded in the database of the information storage server 1005 from the information storage server 1005 before the mask information is changed, out of all the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information. May be.
- In-hospital information may be extracted by, for example, SQL or another database control language.
- step H3 the terminal 1002 sets the extracted in-hospital information, an additional instruction to additionally record the in-hospital information in the database of the database management terminal 1008, and the recording destination (item name) of the database. Sent to registration server 1004.
- the terminal 1002 transmits the extracted in-hospital information, an additional instruction to additionally record the in-hospital information to the database of the database management terminal 1008, and a list of recording destinations (item names) of the database to the information registration server 1004. May be.
- step H4 the information registration server 1004 receives the in-hospital information, the addition instruction, and the recording destination of the database transmitted from the terminal 1002.
- step H5 upon receiving the addition instruction, the registration information management means 1009 of the information registration server 1004 transmits the in-hospital information and the recording destination of the database to the database management terminal 1008, and based on the recording destination of the database, Information is recorded in the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- FIG. 38 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the data management system when in-hospital information is deleted from the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- step J1 in a mask table in which each item is associated with mask information indicating whether or not the in-hospital information corresponding to the item should be transmitted to the information registration server 1004 by a user operation, The mask information is changed.
- step J2 the terminal 1002 transmits to the information registration server 1004 a deletion instruction to delete the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information from the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- step J3 the registration information management means 1009 of the information registration server 1004 causes the in-hospital information based on the deletion instruction transmitted from the terminal 1002 to be deleted from the database of the database management terminal 1008.
- the database of the database management terminal 1008 instead of deleting the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information, a setting is made so that the in-hospital information corresponding to the changed mask information cannot be referred to. Is also good.
- the terminal 1002 and the information registration server 1004 each have a correspondence table in which item information and simple symbols such as numerals are recorded in association with each other.
- the above simple symbol is sent instead of the item information, and the information registration server 1004 is configured to refer to the correspondence table.
- the fact may be returned to the terminal 1002.
- the fact may be returned to the terminal 1002.
- the contents of the database of the database management terminal 1008 are updated.
- the mask table currently used and the database management terminal 1008 are updated every predetermined time.
- the contents of the database may be compared and the contents of the database of the database management terminal 1008 may be updated based on the comparison result.
- the past information is stored in the information. Either the power recorded in the database provided by the information registration server 1004 or the past information recorded in the database is deleted, so that the terminal 1002 can transmit to the information registration server 1004 Information and the information recorded in the database of the information registration server 1004 can always be matched.
- the law on medical care is revised, and the in-hospital information of the hospital 202 is stored outside the hospital. Even if the policy regarding whether or not is changed, the in-hospital information that can be sent from the terminal 1002 to the information registration server 1004 and the in-hospital information recorded in the database provided in the information registration server 1004 can always be matched. By analyzing in-hospital information recorded in the database, medical services provided to the hospital 202 can be correctly performed.
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