WO2020042342A1 - 一种用于儿童青少年糖尿病管控的课堂综合管理系统 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a classroom comprehensive management system for the control of diabetes in children and adolescents, and belongs to a special disease management system.
- Diabetes is a metabolic disease characterized by hyperglycemia due to a defect in insulin secretion or an impaired insulin action. Persistent hyperglycemia and long-term metabolic disorders can cause damage to tissues and organs throughout the body, especially the eyes, kidneys, cardiovascular and nervous systems, as well as dysfunction and failure. In severe cases, acute complications such as dehydration, electrolyte disturbances, and acid-base balance disorders can cause ketoacidosis and hypertonic coma. When people think of diabetes, people will immediately think of middle-aged and elderly people, but everyone knows that children also have diabetes. Moreover, the number of children with diabetes in the world is increasing rapidly and the situation is severe, and China is no exception. It is estimated that the number of children and adolescents with diabetes currently accounts for about 6% of the diabetic patients in China, and it is increasing by 10% every year.
- Diabetes in children is very easy to be misdiagnosed, mainly because the symptoms of "three more and one less" in children with diabetes are not easy to detect, and the first symptoms of fever, dyspnea, and depression are more common in children and are often Misdiagnosed as upper respiratory tract infection, bronchitis, central nervous system infection, etc.
- diabetes with abdominal pain and diarrhea as the first symptoms, has an acute onset and is often misdiagnosed as enteritis, acute appendicitis, etc., which makes it difficult to control the condition in time and delays treatment.
- the type of diabetes in children is mainly type 1 diabetes.
- the acute complications of diabetes may be life-threatening, especially long-term chronic hyperglycemia, which not only affects brain, heart, kidney and other systemic tissues and organs, but also seriously affects children's growth and development.
- adolescent diabetes has doubled, which means that more and more adolescents have become more likely to have diabetes complications. Danger group.
- the current research on the prevention and treatment of adolescent diabetes is obviously inadequate; the theme of World Diabetes Day 2008 was once again identified as "diabetes and children and adolescents", which is expected to attract the attention of the whole society to this special group of children and adolescents with diabetes.
- China's level of prevention, education, diagnosis, and treatment of childhood diabetes is relatively backward, and the screening and detection methods are single. It involves early screening, monitoring, dietary control, exercise control, psychological and social adaptive regulation,
- the guidelines such as medication instructions are basically blank.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a comprehensive classroom management system for the management of diabetes in children and adolescents with simple structure, reasonable design, and convenient operation in view of the defects and deficiencies of the prior art.
- the technical solution adopted by the present invention is: it includes an intelligent terminal system, a bracelet interactive system, and a parent mobile terminal interactive system; the bracelet interactive system and the parent mobile terminal interactive system are mutually connected; The bracelet interactive system, the parent mobile terminal interactive system and the intelligent terminal system are connected
- the intelligent terminal system is provided with a registration unit, a check-in unit, a parent feedback unit, a classroom feedback unit, a pre- and post-class evaluation unit, and a learning unit;
- the registration system is provided with an information entry module, and the information entry module is provided with a medical history entry module and a fingerprint entry module;
- the sign-in unit is connected to the bracelet interactive system;
- the parent feedback unit is connected to a parent mobile terminal Interactive system connection;
- the classroom feedback unit includes a diet feedback module, an activity feedback module, a blood glucose detection feedback module before and after a meal, and a feedback module for insulin injection;
- the classroom evaluation unit includes an independent evaluation module and a doctor's proposal evaluation module ;
- the autonomous evaluation module and the doctor's proposal evaluation module are both connected to the bracelet interactive system;
- the autonomous evaluation module communicates with the parent mobile terminal interaction system and the corresponding medical department;
- the learning unit is provided with a diabetes awareness module, a precautionary module, a food classification module, and an insulin operation Specification module
- the bracelet interactive system is provided with a magnetic card sign-in unit, a fingerprint sign-in unit, a positioning unit, an operation feedback unit, an evaluation unit, and an early warning unit; [0011] the magnetic card sign-in unit and the fingerprint sign-in unit are arranged side by side, the positioning unit is connected with the parent mobile terminal interactive system; the operation feedback unit is connected with the evaluation unit; the evaluation unit is connected with the classroom front and rear evaluation unit; The evaluation unit includes a psychological stress evaluation module, an evaluation result module, and a response suggestion module; the psychological stress evaluation module includes a text form, a graphic mode, and a voice mode; the evaluation result module and the response suggestion module interact with a parent mobile terminal system and correspondingly The early warning unit is connected to the evaluation result module, and the early warning unit is connected to the parent mobile terminal interaction system and the corresponding medical department.
- the parent mobile terminal interactive system includes a detection feedback unit, an observation feedback unit, a suggestion unit, and a leave unit;
- the detection feedback unit includes a diet feedback module, an activity feedback module, a blood glucose detection feedback module before and after a meal, and a feedback module for insulin injection;
- the observation feedback unit includes a parent video dialogue test module and parent feedback A unit;
- a selection module and an autonomous text and speech module are provided in the suggestion unit;
- the leave unit and the suggestion unit are coordinated with each other; and
- the diet feedback module is provided with a selection unit for food variety (classification) and intake.
- the check-in unit is connected to a parent mobile terminal interactive system, and the parent mobile terminal interactive system is further provided with an information receiving unit, and the information receiving unit is an interactive unit of a smart terminal system and a bracelet interactive system. That is, the receiving unit where the information interacts with each other.
- the parent feedback unit is a link between a parent mobile terminal interaction system and a smart terminal system.
- the pre- and post-class evaluation unit is the patient or the doctor to perform the evaluation according to the actual situation.
- the patient can take the initiative to evaluate or the doctor proposes an evaluation plan, which will be connected with the parent mobile terminal interactive system and can be performed after the parent's consent.
- the information is automatically received in the bracelet interactive system, and the operation can be evaluated.
- the operation feedback unit is provided with an exercise amount detection unit, and the exercise amount detection unit is connected to the parent feedback unit and the activity feedback module in the classroom feedback unit.
- the wristband interactive system is provided in a wristband or a phone watch carried by a patient.
- the intelligent terminal system is set in a classroom teaching device.
- the parent mobile terminal interaction system is set in a mobile phone or a bracelet or a smart watch.
- the present invention adopts three interconnected systems to cooperate with each other.
- the medical management department controls the learning, monitoring, and psychological stress management of patients' disease management knowledge and skills through the intelligent terminal system, combined with the bracelet interactive system, the parent mobile terminal interactive system, and three-dimensional
- the patient's condition can be shown in the field, which can be monitored and controlled from diet, activity level, blood glucose before and after meals, and mental state. It can also evaluate psychological stress and solve problems through multiple cooperation.
- the present invention adopts a real-name system, and implements precise management and control in combination with fingerprints and other characteristics.
- the entire process of the patient's learning from the medical management department is monitored and analyzed.
- the time can be controlled, and the patient's condition can be monitored without dead ends.
- the beneficial effects of the present invention are: A classroom comprehensive management system for diabetes control of children and adolescents according to the present invention, which can cooperate with relevant parts and parents to comprehensively monitor adolescent patients and make corresponding problem solving countermeasures, Parents can feedback their children's relevant information through their mobile terminals, and receive information from the medical department's terminal and the child's wristband. In this way, there is “interoperability” between the three parties, which can control the patient ’s disease problems without dead ends. To improve the treatment effect, or to alleviate the worsening of the condition, relevant statistical data can also be obtained, and the corresponding work schedule for the patient is subsequently developed.
- the evaluation of the present invention is autonomous, and can be evaluated with the consent of the patient, and the evaluation is not boring
- the text question is an "interesting" evaluation link that combines graphics and text, 3D simulation dynamics, and speech format, which is conducive to improving the evaluation accuracy and accelerating the evaluation efficiency.
- the present invention can be applied to related medical departments, such as community disease control Departments, regional special disease control departments, Relevant hospital departments and so on are mainly targeted at the diabetic group.
- FIG. 1 is a simplified diagram of connection of corresponding devices of three systems in the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic connection diagram of three systems in the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a system structure of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is an internal block diagram of a classroom feedback unit 14 in the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a connection schematic diagram of the pre- and post-class evaluation unit 15 and the bracelet interactive system 2 and the parent mobile terminal interactive system 3 according to the present invention
- FIG. 6 is a schematic block diagram of a connection of the operation feedback unit 24 in the present invention.
- Intelligent terminal system 1 Registration unit 11, sign-in unit 12, parent feedback unit 13, classroom feedback unit 1
- Bracelet interactive system 2 magnetic card sign-in unit 21, fingerprint sign-in unit 22, positioning unit 23, operation feedback unit 24, evaluation unit 25, early warning unit 26;
- this embodiment mainly includes three major systems:
- Intelligent terminal system 1 The intelligent terminal system 1 is provided with a registration unit 11, a check-in unit 12, a parent feedback unit 13, a classroom feedback unit 14, a pre- and post-class evaluation unit 15, and a learning unit 16; the registration system 11 An information entry module is provided therein, and the information entry module is provided with a medical history entry module and a fingerprint entry module; the check-in unit 12 is connected to the bracelet interactive system 2; the parent feedback unit 13 is connected to the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3
- the classroom feedback unit 14 includes a diet feedback module, an activity feedback module, a blood glucose detection feedback module before and after a meal, and a feedback module for insulin injection;
- the classroom evaluation unit 15 includes an independent evaluation module and a doctor's proposal evaluation module;
- the autonomous evaluation module and the doctor's proposal evaluation module are both connected to the bracelet interactive system 2; in addition, the autonomous evaluation module and the doctor's proposal evaluation module are connected with the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3 and the corresponding medical department; the learning unit 16 Diabetes awareness module, precautions module, food classification module
- the parent mobile terminal interactive system 3 includes a detection feedback unit 31, an observation feedback unit 32, a suggestion unit 33, and a leave unit 34;
- the detection feedback unit 31 includes a diet feedback module, Activity feedback module, blood glucose detection feedback module before and after meals, and insulin injection feedback module;
- the observation feedback unit 32 includes a parent video dialogue test module and a parent autonomous feedback unit;
- the suggestion unit 33 is provided with a selection module and Autonomous text and voice module; the leave unit 34 and the suggestion unit 33 cooperate with each other.
- the check-in unit 12 is connected to the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3.
- the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3 is provided with an information receiving unit.
- the information receiving unit is an intelligent terminal system 1.
- the interactive unit is a receiving unit where information interacts with each other.
- the parent feedback unit 13 is a link between the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3 and the intelligent terminal system 1.
- the pre- and post-class evaluation unit 15 is the patient or doctor to perform the evaluation according to the actual situation. The patient can take the initiative to evaluate, or the doctor can propose an evaluation plan. This will be connected to the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3, and the actual operation can be performed after the parent agrees. After agreeing, the information is automatically received in the bracelet interactive system 2 and the operation can be evaluated.
- the intelligent terminal system 1 is provided in a classroom teaching device; the bracelet interactive system 2 is provided in a bracelet or a phone watch carried by a patient; the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3 is provided in a mobile phone Or bracelet or smart watch.
- the bracelet interactive system 2 and the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3 are connected to each other; the bracelet interactive system System 2, the parent mobile terminal interaction system 3 is connected to the smart terminal system 1;
- the present embodiment uses the intelligent terminal system 1 to control the patient's disease knowledge and skill learning, monitoring, and psychological stress management, combined with the bracelet interactive system 2, and the parent mobile terminal interactive system 3, which can present the patient's condition in three dimensions. Monitor and control diet, activity level, blood glucose before and after meals, and mental state, as well as psychological stress assessment to solve problems through multi-party cooperation; this specific implementation mode can connect the three ends of the medical care department, parents and patients with each other Connected, either end can receive and feedback information and the other two ends; this specific implementation adopts the real-name system and combines fingerprints and other features to implement precise control. The entire process of learning from the patient to the medical management department is monitored and analyzed. Of course, in the patient In the case of consent, parents can be used to control the patient's time outside school, and the patient's condition can be monitored without blind spots (phased).
- a classroom integrated management system for diabetes control in children and adolescents described in this embodiment has the following beneficial effects:
- [0045] It can cooperate with relevant departments and parents to comprehensively monitor adolescent patients and make corresponding problem-solving countermeasures. Parents can learn about their children's related information through their mobile terminals, and accept the terminals from the medical department and children's hands. Information, so that there is no intercommunication between the three parties, which can control the patient's problems in the whole process without dead ends, which can greatly improve the treatment effect or alleviate the worsening of the disease;
- the evaluation is autonomous, and it can be evaluated with the consent of the patient.
- the evaluation is not a boring text question, but an "interesting" evaluation link that combines graphics and text, 3D simulation dynamics and speech format. It is conducive to improving the accuracy of evaluation, and also speeding up the evaluation efficiency;
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