WO2019198170A1 - Système d'informations d'assistance - Google Patents

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WO2019198170A1
WO2019198170A1 PCT/JP2018/015192 JP2018015192W WO2019198170A1 WO 2019198170 A1 WO2019198170 A1 WO 2019198170A1 JP 2018015192 W JP2018015192 W JP 2018015192W WO 2019198170 A1 WO2019198170 A1 WO 2019198170A1
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丈弘 平岡
有城 神谷
聡志 清水
立 高橋
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  • This description relates to an assistance information system that manages assistance information indicating that an assistance device has been used.
  • the assisting device moves a support unit that supports a part of the body of the person being assisted by driving from the driving unit.
  • the assistance device By introducing the assistance device, the physical burden on the assistant and the person being assisted is reduced, and the shortage of the assistant is reduced.
  • the assistance device there is an assistance device that assists the transfer operation from the sitting posture of the person being assisted.
  • the assistance information system manages assistance information indicating that an assistance device has been used, thereby improving the efficiency of assistance and contributing to improving the quality of life of the person being assisted. Examples of technology relating to this type of assistance information system are disclosed in Patent Documents 1 and 2.
  • Patent Document 1 discloses a care system including a care robot and a server.
  • the care robot performs a care operation on the care recipient, stores care history such as the number of times of transfer, the number of toilets, the toilet time, and the inquiry result, and transmits them to the server.
  • the server Based on the care history of the care recipient, the server calculates an optimal operating environment when the care robot operates, and transmits it to the care robot. According to this, it is supposed that the burden of the care receiver and the caregiver in the care can be reduced.
  • the watching care recording system disclosed in Patent Document 2 includes means for receiving input of contents of care service provided to a user by a care staff, means for receiving input of a user's health condition, and measurement of a user's room environment.
  • the local server includes means for obtaining the result and output means. According to this, it is supposed that it is possible to confirm whether or not an appropriate care service has been performed by recording the contents of the care service and outputting the user's health condition and living room environment together.
  • the assistance device for assisting the transfer operation is used in a scene where the person being taken out of the bed, a scene where the person is transferred from the bed to a wheelchair, a scene where the person goes to the toilet or bathroom, and the like.
  • this assistance device can automatically count the number of operations, it cannot discriminate the use scene.
  • assistance information including the number of each use scene and the use status at that time is provided. Conventionally, the information regarding such usage scenes has been bothersome and inefficient for the caregiver because an input operation has to be performed every time.
  • the present specification describes a user information acquisition unit that acquires user information for specifying a person who uses a care device, and a use scene detection that detects a use scene when the care recipient uses the care device.
  • An information aggregating unit that associates the user information and use scene information that is information of the detected use scene into one piece of assistance information, and an information storage unit that accumulates a plurality of pieces of assistance information.
  • an assistance information system Disclosed is an assistance information system.
  • assistance information system In the assistance information system disclosed in this specification, user information acquisition and use scene detection are automatically performed, and further, an information aggregation operation for associating user information and use scene information into assistance information is automatically performed. Done. Therefore, compared with the prior art, the input operation of the assistant is reduced and labor saving is achieved. Furthermore, since human error such as erroneous input operation is reduced, a large amount of assistance information can be managed accurately.
  • the assistance apparatus which is an example of the assistance apparatus to which assistance information system is applied from diagonally back.
  • It is a figure of the 1st display screen which illustrates assistance information notified to a caregiver's family one by one.
  • the 2nd display screen which illustrates the assistance information of the order of generation
  • It is a figure of the 3rd display screen which illustrates the assistance information according to day which a caregiver's family browses.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an assistance device 1 that is an example of an assistance device to which an assistance information system 6 is applied as viewed from an oblique rear side in the embodiment.
  • the assistance device 1 supports the body of the person being assisted and assists the standing operation from the sitting posture to the standing posture and the sitting operation from the standing posture to the sitting posture.
  • the assistance device 1 includes a base 10, a column part 20, a support part 30, a drive mechanism 40, and a control part 50.
  • the base 10 is formed by a frame 11, a foot mounting table 12, and three pairs of wheels 16.
  • the frame 11 is provided substantially horizontally near the floor surface.
  • the footrest 12 is fixed to the rear of the upper surface of the frame 11 and is provided almost horizontally.
  • Three pairs of wheels 16 are provided on the lower side of the frame 11. The steering function of the wheel 16 enables not only forward and backward movement and direction change, but also lateral movement and super-revolution (spot rotation).
  • the pillar part 20 is comprised by the pillar main-body part 21, the raising / lowering pillar part 22, etc.
  • the column main body 21 is erected on the front side of the frame 11.
  • the raising / lowering column part 22 is provided so that raising / lowering is possible with respect to the column main body part 21.
  • the crus support 23 is supported by a pair of left and right L-shaped support arms 24 extending rearward from the column main body 21, and is disposed slightly above the ground mark 13.
  • a swing arm 26 is swingably provided on the rear side of the upper portion of the elevating column portion 22.
  • a first handle 25 is provided near the swingable rear end of the swing arm 26.
  • the first handle 25 is formed in a substantially rectangular frame shape and extends in the front upper direction. The first handle 25 is gripped by the person being assisted and for moving the assistance device 1 by the assistant.
  • the support portion 30 is fixed to the rear end of the swing arm 26 and swings integrally with the swing arm 26.
  • the support part 30 includes a body support part 31, a pair of left and right side support parts 32, a second handle 33, and the like.
  • the torso support part 31 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape, and supports the area around the chest of the person being assisted.
  • the side support portions 32 are formed in an L shape and extend rearward from the upper side of the left and right sides of the body support portion 31.
  • the side support part 32 supports the side or shoulder of the person being assisted.
  • the second handle 33 is formed in a horizontally long U shape and is disposed below the first handle 25.
  • the drive mechanism 40 is disposed inside the column portion 20.
  • the drive mechanism 40 includes an elevating drive mechanism that elevates and lowers the elevating column portion 22 with respect to the column main body portion 21, and a swing drive mechanism that swings and drives the support portion 30 with respect to the elevating column portion 22.
  • the elevating drive mechanism and the swing drive mechanism are configured using, for example, a ball screw feed mechanism driven from each motor.
  • the control unit 50 is provided on the upper side of the battery 59 near the front right side of the upper surface of the frame 11.
  • the control unit 50 is connected to an operation unit (not shown) using a signal cable (not shown).
  • the control unit 50 controls the two motors of the drive mechanism 40 in association with each other according to the operation of the operation unit by the assistant.
  • the assisting device 1 assists the person being assisted in standing up by raising the elevating column part 22 and swinging the support part 30 forward and upward. Further, the assisting device 1 operates in the reverse direction by the reverse rotation of the motor to assist the sitting operation of the person being assisted.
  • the control unit 50 includes a display unit 51 and displays various types of information such as operation status.
  • the controller 50 and the motor use the battery 59 as an operating power source.
  • the assistance device 1 can be used by a plurality of care recipients. Moreover, the assistance apparatus 1 can be used by moving a plurality of positions. For example, the assistance device 1 is moved to a living room, a bathroom, a rehabilitation room, a toilet, and the like and used there. The assistance device 1 is further used as a moving means between two positions of the person being assisted. Further, the assistance device 1 can be used in combination with any of a plurality of instruments. Appliances include beds, wheelchairs, and bathing aids.
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a portion provided in the assistance device 1 in the assistance information system 6 according to the embodiment.
  • the assistance information system 6 includes a user information acquisition unit 71, a position information acquisition unit 72, an appliance information acquisition unit 73, a use scene detection unit 74, an information aggregation unit 75, and a communication module 76 in the control unit 50 of the assistance device 1. Is provided. Each unit in the control unit 50 operates each time the assistance device 1 is used.
  • the user information acquisition unit 71 acquires user information Mu (see FIG. 2) for specifying a person to be assisted Mn (see FIG. 3) who uses the assistance device 1.
  • the person being assisted Mn carries the user notification device 81.
  • the user information acquisition unit 71 and the user notification device 81 have a function of transmitting and receiving information by performing wireless communication with each other. Then, the user information acquisition unit 71 automatically acquires the user information Mu from the user notification device 81 of the person being assisted Mn approaching or touching the assistance device 1.
  • a wearable terminal worn by the person being assisted Mn can be exemplified.
  • the user information acquisition unit 71 may be an ID reading device that reads an ID display unit that holds the user information Mu.
  • the ID display unit is attached to the chest of the garment of the person being assisted, wrapped around the wrist of the person being assisted, or suspended from the neck of the person being assisted using a hanging strap.
  • the user information acquisition unit 71 may be a biometric authentication device that acquires user information Mu by authenticating the appearance, fingerprint, voice, and the like of the person being assisted. Further, the user information acquisition unit 71 may acquire the user information Mu in cooperation with an existing watching care service or the like.
  • the position information acquisition unit 72 acquires position information Ps that specifies a position where the person being assisted Mn uses the assistance device 1. Specifically, the position notification device 82 is disposed at each position such as a living room or a toilet where the assistance device 1 can move. The position information acquisition unit 72 and the position notification device 82 have a function of transmitting and receiving information by performing wireless communication with each other. Then, the position information acquisition unit 72 automatically acquires the position information Ps from the position notification device 82 that the assistance device 1 has approached.
  • the present invention is not limited to this, and a GPS device (global positioning system) with high positioning accuracy may be adopted in the position information acquisition unit 72 and mounted on the assistance device 1.
  • the positioning accuracy of the latest GPS devices has been improved to such an extent that the number of floors and rooms of a care facility can be specified.
  • the position information acquisition unit 72 may acquire the position information Ps in cooperation with an existing watching care service or the like, similar to the user information acquisition unit 71.
  • the appliance information acquisition unit 73 acquires appliance information Ap that specifies an appliance used by the care recipient Mn together with the assistance device 1. More specifically, the appliance notification device 83 is arranged on each appliance such as a bed or a wheelchair that the person being assisted uses with the assistance device 1. The appliance information acquisition unit 73 and the appliance notification device 83 have a function of transmitting and receiving information by performing wireless communication with each other. And the appliance information acquisition part 73 acquires the appliance information Ap automatically from the appliance notification device 83 which the assistance apparatus 1 approached.
  • the use scene detection unit 74 detects a use scene when the care recipient Mn uses the assistance device 1 and creates use scene information Sn which is information of the detected use scene.
  • the use scene detection unit 74 receives the position information Ps from the position information acquisition unit 72 and receives the appliance information Ap from the appliance information acquisition unit 73. Furthermore, the use scene detection unit 74 detects the use scene by considering the position information Ps and the appliance information Ap in combination, and creates the use scene information Sn.
  • the usage scene detection unit 74 creates usage scene information Sn that indicates leaving or entering the floor. Whether the use scene is leaving or entering the floor is determined from the previous use scene information Sn.
  • the use scene detection unit 74 creates use scene information Sn such as transfer from the bed to the wheelchair or transfer from the wheelchair to the bed. . The direction of transfer is determined from the previous use scene information Sn.
  • the information aggregating unit 75 receives the user information Mu from the user information acquisition unit 71 and the usage scene information Sn from the usage scene detection unit 74. Furthermore, the information aggregating unit 75 acquires usage content information Us representing usage content when the assistance device 1 is used.
  • the usage content information Us includes, for example, usage start time, usage time, and usage status pass / fail judgment information of the assistance device 1, but is not limited thereto.
  • the information aggregating unit 75 associates the user information Mu, the usage scene information Sn, and the usage content information Us into one piece of assistance information Ih.
  • Information acquisition is automated by the user information acquisition unit 71, the position information acquisition unit 72, and the appliance information acquisition unit 73.
  • the information aggregating unit 75 automates the information aggregating operation for collecting the assistance information Ih. Thereby, labor saving is achieved and errors in the input operation of the assistant are reduced.
  • the communication module 76 communicatively connects the information aggregation unit 75 and the information storage unit 77 via a public communication line such as the Internet.
  • the communication module 76 acquires the assistance information Ih from the information aggregation unit 75 and transmits it to the information storage unit 77.
  • the communication module 76 performs real-time transmission each time the assistance device 1 is used. Without being limited thereto, the communication module 76 may perform transmission every time a predetermined time elapses or every time the assistance device 1 is used a predetermined number of times.
  • FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a part using the public communication line in the assistance information system 6 according to the embodiment. is there.
  • the assistance information system 6 includes an information storage unit 77 and an information providing unit 78 in a portion using a public communication line.
  • a cloud service is used for the information storage unit 77 and the information providing unit 78.
  • the cloud service is a computer service system that can be accessed by unspecified users.
  • the information storage unit 77 is arranged separately from the plurality of assistance devices 1 and is connected to the information aggregation unit 75 of the plurality of assistance devices 1 via a public communication line.
  • the information accumulation unit 77 receives and accumulates assistance information Ih from each of the plurality of assistance devices 1.
  • the information storage unit 77 can receive and store the assistance information Ih from a different type of assistance device than the assistance device 1. Therefore, the information storage unit 77 can collectively manage the assistance information Ih of the plurality of assistance devices 1 and the assistance information Ih of a plurality of types of assistance devices.
  • the information providing unit 78 sequentially provides assistance information Ih stored in the information storage unit 77.
  • the information providing unit 78 edits and provides a plurality of assistance information Ih stored in the information storage unit 77.
  • the information providing unit 78 provides the assistance information Ih through the public communication line.
  • the persons who can use the assistance information Ih are limited to the registered family Fy of the person being assisted Mn, the assistant Hp, and the like. Therefore, when accessing the information providing unit 78, it is determined whether or not access by login authentication is possible.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram of a first display screen illustrating the assistance information Ih sequentially notified to the family Fy of the person being assisted Mn.
  • the first display screen is displayed on a mobile terminal (smart phone, tablet terminal) or a personal computer held by the family Fy.
  • “Supported person: Mn” indicating the user information Mu is displayed at the top of the first display screen.
  • “Assistance Device 1” indicating the assistance device is displayed.
  • “getting out bed” indicating use scene information Sn is displayed.
  • Usage content information Us is displayed from the fourth to the sixth level. That is, “April 3, 7:00” of the use start date and time is displayed, and “3 minutes” of the use time is displayed. The usage status is “Normal”.
  • the information providing unit 78 edits and provides a plurality of assistance information Ih for browsing for access from the family Fy of the person being assisted Mn.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram of a second display screen illustrating the assistance information Ih in the order of occurrence viewed by the family Fy of the person being assisted Mn.
  • FIG. 6 is a third display screen illustrating daily assistance information Ih viewed by the family Fy of the person being assisted Mn. The second display screen and the third display screen are also displayed on a mobile terminal or a personal computer held by the family Fy.
  • “Supported person: Mn” indicating the user information Mu is displayed at the top of the second display screen of FIG.
  • a plurality of assistance information Ih is displayed in the form of a list in the order of occurrence.
  • the list consists of five columns: use start date and time, type of assistive device used, use scene information Sn, use time, and use status.
  • the first assistance information Ih in the list matches the assistance information Ih shown in FIG.
  • the second assistance information Ih represents “use start time is 7:05, the assistance device used is the assistance device 1, the use scene is excreted, the use time is 10 minutes, and the use status is normal”.
  • the fifth assistance information Ih indicates that “the use start time is 8:10, the used assistance device is the rehabilitation support device X, the use scene is the rehabilitation exercise, the use time is 40 minutes, and the use state is normal”. Yes.
  • “Supported person: Mn” indicating the user information Mu is displayed at the top of the third display screen in FIG.
  • “April 3 to April 9” indicating the period during which the assistance information Ih is edited by day is displayed.
  • hatching legends for explaining different types of use scene information Sn are shown on the right side of the top row and the second row.
  • a plurality of pieces of assistance information Ih are edited according to the number of daily use and displayed on a bar graph. Further, the bar graph is displayed using different hatching for each use scene information Sn.
  • the family Fy of the care recipient Mn can know in detail the daily living situation of the care recipient Mn. In particular, since a public communication line is used, even if the family Fy lives far away from the person being assisted Mn, there is no obstacle.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram of a fourth display screen illustrating edited assistance information Ih viewed by the assistant Hp.
  • the fourth display screen is displayed on a mobile terminal or a personal computer held by the assistant Hp, or a display device of a comprehensive monitoring system provided in a care facility where the assistant Hp works.
  • “Assistance device 1” indicating the assisting device is displayed at the top of the fourth display screen in FIG.
  • “April 3 to April 9” indicating the period during which the assistance information Ih is edited is displayed.
  • the total number of use “xxx times” of the assistance device 1 within the period is displayed on the right side of the second row.
  • a bar graph of the number of uses for each care recipient and a bar graph of the number of uses for each use scene are shown below the third row of the fourth display screen.
  • the former bar graph represents the number of times the three caregivers (Mn1, Mn2, and Mn3) are used.
  • the latter bar graph represents the number of uses for each use scene information Sn.
  • the assistant Hp can grasp in detail and quantitatively the current state of use of the assistance device 1. According to this, the assistance information system 6 can contribute to the planning of future assistance plans and the improvement of assistance services.
  • the assistance information Ih may include assistance information that identifies the assistance person Hp who assists the use of the assistance device 1 by the assistance person Mn.
  • assistance information Ih may include assistance information that identifies the assistance person Hp who assists the use of the assistance device 1 by the assistance person Mn.
  • the assistant Hp it is possible to edit and analyze the assistance information Ih using the assistant Hp as a starting point. For example, based on the edited assistance information Ih, the familiarity and compatibility of the assistant Hp and the person being assisted Mn are estimated, which can be used as a reference for future assistance plans. Further, the edited assistance information Ih makes it possible to understand the work status of the assistant Hp, for example, the difference between the assistance plan and the actual assistance performance.
  • the assistance information system 6 of the embodiment acquisition of the user information Mu and detection of the usage scene are automatically performed, and further, an information aggregation operation for associating the user information Mu and the usage scene information Sn into the assistance information Ih. Is also done automatically. Therefore, compared with the prior art, the input operation of the assistant Hp is reduced and labor saving is achieved. Furthermore, since human error such as erroneous input operation is reduced, a large amount of assistance information Ih can be managed accurately.
  • the use scene information Sn can be created even if one of the position information acquisition unit 72 and the appliance information acquisition unit 73 is omitted.
  • the main part of the assistance information system 6 does not need to be mounted in the assistance apparatus 1, and a public communication line is not essential. That is, the assistance information system 6 can be realized by various system configurations that can acquire, aggregate, transmit / receive, store, edit, and provide necessary information.
  • the display screens shown in FIGS. 4 to 7 are examples, and the display screens can be variously modified. In addition, the embodiment can be variously modified and applied.
  • Assistance device 10 Base 20: Pillar part 30: Support part 40: Drive mechanism 50: Control part 6: Assistance information system 71: User information acquisition part 72: Position information acquisition part 73: Appliance information acquisition part 74: Usage scene detection unit 75: Information aggregation unit 76: Communication module 77: Information storage unit 78: Information provision unit 81: User notification device 82: Location notification device 83: Instrument notification device Mu: User information Ps: Location information Ap: Appliance information Sn: Use scene information Us: Usage details information Ih: Assistance information Mn: Assisted person Hp: Assistant Fy: Family

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L'invention concerne un système d'informations d'assistance qui comprend : une unité d'acquisition d'informations d'utilisateur qui acquiert des informations d'utilisateur identifiant une personne assistée qui utilise un dispositif d'assistance ; une unité de détection de scène d'utilisation qui détecte une scène d'utilisation dans laquelle la personne assistée utilise le dispositif d'assistance ; une unité d'intégration d'informations qui associe et intègre les informations d'utilisateur avec des informations de scène d'utilisation, qui sont des informations concernant la scène d'utilisation détectée, en un ensemble d'informations d'assistance ; et une unité d'accumulation d'informations qui accumule une pluralité d'ensembles d'informations d'assistance.
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