WO2020217414A1 - Information processing device - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention facilitates the use of inspection items necessary for food safety management.　An item storage unit 101 stores a plurality of food-safety-related inspection items in association with one of a plurality of object-of-inspection attributes with which each item is associated. A designation operation reception unit 202 receives a designation operation for designating attributes of an object-of-inspection. An inspection image outputting unit 104 outputs, to an inspection terminal 20, an inspection list expressing inspection items associated with the attributes designated by operating the inspection terminal 20. An input operation reception unit 204 receives inspection results input operations. A tabulation processing unit 205 performs an inspection results tabulation process. A list management unit 203 transmits results data, indicating inspection results, to a server device 10. An inspection history accumulation unit 105 accumulates, as inspection history, the inspection results indicated by the transmitted results data.

Description

Information processing device

The present invention relates to food hygiene management.

As a technique related to food hygiene management, Patent Document 1 states that the inspection results of the state of hygiene management of business establishments handling food and their employees are worse than the predetermined standard values determined according to the importance. A technique for notifying a predetermined notification destination of an alert when it is a result is disclosed.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2012-216115

Due to the mandatory HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point), it is expected that many food-related businesses will increase their hygiene management work including HACCP. For example, in order to continuously monitor and record each process until the product is provided, various items related to food safety are inspected. Here, the inspection items required for each business operator may differ for each business operator.
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to facilitate the use of inspection items necessary for food hygiene management.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention specifies a storage unit that stores a plurality of inspection items related to food hygiene and attributes of inspection targets related to each of the plurality of inspection items, and attributes of the inspection target. Then, an information processing apparatus including an output unit for outputting an inspection list representing an inspection item stored in association with the attribute is provided.

Further, the output unit may output the inspection list based on the attribute specified by the operation to the inspection terminal that displays the inspection item and accepts the operation of designating the attribute to the inspection terminal.

Further, the attribute may include a group to which the facility to be inspected belongs.

Further, when the attribute indicates that the inspection item has been inspected in the past, and the output unit indicates that the inspection item has been inspected in the past, the past inspection of the inspection item is specified. An inspection list showing the results may be output.

Further, the output unit may output an inspection list showing the inspection items and past inspection results inspected in the past side by side with the current inspection items and inspection results.

Further, the output unit may output an inspection list showing only those whose past inspection results are specific results.

Further, when the output unit outputs an inspection list that represents a list of inspection items associated with a predetermined attribute in a common display area, the output unit sets the inspection items represented in the common display area to a specific attribute. An inspection list in which the associated inspection items are represented in another display area is output, and the inspection results for the inspection items represented in the other display area are displayed in the common display area. It may be provided with a reflection unit that reflects the result of the inspection.

Further, the specific attribute may be an attribute of an inspection item for which an inspection result has not been input.

Further, the output unit outputs the inspection list including a photo input as an input item of the inspection item, and when there is an inspection item for which there is an input of an inspection result requiring a photo but no photo input, the inspection is performed. A notification unit that notifies the user of the item may be provided.

Further, a position acquisition unit for acquiring the position of the inspection terminal for displaying the inspection item is provided, and the output unit is associated with an attribute to be inspected that satisfies the condition of the acquired distance from the position of the inspection terminal. An inspection list showing inspection items may be output to the inspection terminal.

Further, a comment acquisition unit for acquiring a comment to be added to the output inspection item included in the inspection list may be provided, and the output unit may output an inspection list including the inspection item to which the comment is added.

According to the present invention, it is possible to facilitate the use of inspection items necessary for food hygiene management.

Diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of the inspection support system according to the embodiment Diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the server device Diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the inspection terminal Diagram showing the functional configuration realized by each device Diagram showing an example of memorized inspection items Diagram showing an example of the displayed operation image Diagram showing examples of extracted inspection items Diagram showing an example of the displayed inspection list Diagram showing an example of the inspection list in the state where the input operation is performed Diagram showing an example of inspection result table Diagram showing an example of the displayed aggregation results Diagram showing an example of displaying the previous inspection results Diagram showing an example of displaying the previous inspection results The figure which shows an example of the operation procedure of each apparatus in inspection processing. Diagram showing an example of the inspection screen of the modified example Diagram showing an example of the inspection screen of the modified example Diagram showing an example of the inspection screen of the modified example Diagram showing an example of the inspection screen of the modified example Diagram showing the functional configuration realized in the modified example Diagram for explaining the addition of comments to inspection items Diagram for explaining the addition of comments to inspection items Diagram for explaining the addition of comments to inspection items Diagram for explaining the addition of comments to inspection items

1 ... Inspection support system, 10 ... Server device, 20 ... Inspection terminal, 101 ... Item storage unit, 102 ... Item extraction unit, 103 ... Inspection image generation unit, 104 ... Inspection image output unit, 105 ... Inspection history storage unit, 106 ... Analysis processing unit, 107 ... Position acquisition unit, 201 ... Inspection image display unit, 202 ... Designated operation reception unit, 203 ... List management unit, 204 ... Input operation reception unit, 205 ... Aggregation processing unit, 206 ... Positioning unit.

[1] Example FIG. 1 shows an example of the overall configuration of the inspection support system 1 according to the embodiment. The inspection support system 1 is a system that supports inspection work, which is one of the work related to the management of food hygiene (maintaining a safe state in which food does not harm health) in facilities that handle food. The inspection work is a work to inspect whether the state of food hygiene in facilities, etc. meets the standards required for the safety of people who ingest food (for example, the standards set by HACCP), and is the work of food hygiene. Inspections are conducted for various inspection items that affect.

The inspection support system 1 includes a network 2, a server device 10, and an inspection terminal 20. The network 2 is a communication system including a mobile communication network, the Internet, and the like, and relays data exchange between devices that access the own system. The server device 10 accesses the network 2 by wired communication (may be wireless communication), and the inspection terminal 20 accesses the network 2 by wireless communication.

The inspection terminal 20 is a terminal used by an inspector who performs inspection work, and is a so-called mobile terminal that can be carried like a smartphone or a tablet terminal. The inspector causes the inspection terminal 20 to display an inspection list which is a list of inspection items at the facility to be inspected, and inputs and records the implementation status of each inspection item in the inspection terminal 20. The inspector is, for example, an employee who works at the facility to be inspected or an employee of a business operator who supports food hygiene management and is in charge of the inspection work.

Although only one inspection terminal 20 is shown in FIG. 1, when there are many facilities to be inspected or when the facilities to be inspected are wide and a plurality of inspection terminals are to be inspected at the same time, a plurality of inspection terminals 20 are used. Multiple inspections are performed in parallel using each inspector. The server device 10 performs a process of managing information related to inspection by one or a plurality of inspection terminals 20. The server device 10 is an example of the "information processing device" of the present invention. The information related to the inspection is the inspection items described above and the inspection results for each inspection item.

For example, when an inspector inspects a facility to be inspected, the server device 10 transmits an inspection list including inspection items necessary for the facility to the inspection terminal 20. When the inspection work is completed, the inspection result is transmitted from the inspection terminal 20 to the server device 10. The server device 10 stores the transmitted inspection result, performs a process of viewing the inspection result as a past history, a process of analyzing a statistical tendency, and the like.

FIG. 2 shows an example of the hardware configuration of the server device 10. The server device 10 is a computer including a processor 11, a memory 12, a storage 13, a communication device 14, and a bus 15. The processor 11 operates, for example, an operating system to control the entire computer. The processor 11 includes a central processing unit (CPU: Central Processing Unit) including an interface with peripheral devices, a control device, an arithmetic unit, and registers.

The processor 11 reads a program, data, and the like from at least one of the storage 13 and the communication device 14 into the memory 12, and executes various processes according to the read program and the like. The memory 12 is a computer-readable recording medium such as a ROM (Read Only Memory) and a RAM (Random Access Memory). The storage 13 is a recording medium that can be read by a computer such as a hard disk drive.

The communication device 14 is hardware (transmission / reception device) for communicating between computers via at least one of a wired network and a wireless network. Each device such as the processor 11 and the memory 12 is connected by a bus 15 for communicating information. The bus 15 may be configured by using a single bus, or may be configured by using a different bus for each device.

FIG. 3 shows an example of the hardware configuration of the inspection terminal 20. The inspection terminal 20 is a computer including a processor 21, a memory 22, a storage 23, a communication device 24, an input device 25, an output device 26, and a bus 27. The processor 21 or the like in which the hardware having the same name is shown in FIG. 2 is the same type of hardware as in FIG. 2, although there are differences in performance, specifications, and the like.

The input device 25 is an input device (for example, a keyboard, a mouse, a switch, a button, a sensor, etc.) that receives an input from the outside. The input device 25 includes an imaging device (such as a digital camera) for taking a picture. The output device 26 is an output device (for example, a display, a speaker, an LED lamp, etc.) that outputs to the outside. The input device 25 and the output device 26 may be partially or wholly integrated (for example, a touch screen in which a display and a touch panel are integrated).

Each function in each device included in the inspection support system 1 is performed by the processor by loading predetermined software (program) on the hardware such as each processor and memory, and the communication by each communication device is controlled. It is achieved by controlling at least one of reading and writing of data in memory and storage.

FIG. 4 shows the functional configuration realized by each device. The server device 10 includes an item storage unit 101, an item extraction unit 102, an inspection image generation unit 103, an inspection image output unit 104, an inspection history storage unit 105, and an analysis processing unit 106. The inspection terminal 20 includes an inspection image display unit 201, a designated operation reception unit 202, a list management unit 203, an input operation reception unit 204, and an aggregation processing unit 205. Although only one inspection terminal 20 is shown in FIG. 4, two or more inspection terminals 20 having a common functional configuration may be provided.

The item storage unit 101 stores inspection items that may be used in the inspection list described above. Since the inspection items included in the inspection list may differ depending on the facility to be inspected, a wide range of inspection items are prepared in this embodiment, and can be appropriately selected from them. For example, the food hygiene standards for restaurants to obtain business licenses from health centers may differ depending on the municipality.

Therefore, it is necessary to set the inspection items so that it is possible to confirm whether or not each restaurant meets the standards set by the local government in the area where each restaurant is located. However, in this embodiment, the inspection items according to the area can be selected. It has become like. In addition, food hygiene standards for obtaining a business license from a health center may differ depending on the type of business, such as restaurant business, coffee shop business, food manufacturing industry, and food sales industry.

In addition, stores that belong to a group (corporate group or union group, etc.), such as chain stores that have stores in several regions and businesses that belong to unions, must meet the unified food hygiene standards of the group regardless of region. May be obligatory. In that case, it is necessary to make it an inspection item that can confirm whether or not it meets the criteria of the group. In this embodiment as well, inspection items can be selected according to the type of industry or group. In addition to the above-mentioned areas and the like, inspection items according to various inspection criteria such as inspections based on HACCP and inspections incorporating the concept of HACCP may be selected.

The item storage unit 101 stores in advance inspection items that may be required to be inspected on the assumption that there are various criteria as described above. Here, the inspection item is a word representing a question, a questionnaire, or the like used at the time of inspection, and indicates a sentence or phrase in a predetermined language or its intention by a symbol or the like. Either one of the languages and symbols may be used, or both may be used. In addition, when the symbol is used, it is suitable for making the inspection item invisible to the surrounding people.

In this embodiment, the inspection items are displayed in Japanese words, but the language, symbols, etc. may be pronounced by voice. Examples of inspection items include, for example, "I am using a sink dedicated to hand washing", "Is XX always done?", "Is the temperature above XX degrees?", "Humidity is in the range of XX to XX." The content to be inspected is expressed in sentences such as "Is it in?"

For inspection items, inspection results are entered, and the entered results are memorized (details will be described later). The test result may be represented by 2 choices of "Yes" and "No", or 3 or more choices by increasing other choices, or by numerical values or symbols indicating the degree such as 5 steps and 10 steps. You may. In this embodiment, the inspection item answered "Yes" indicates that the inspection result was "OK", and the inspection item answered "No" indicates that the inspection result was "NG". Two choices are adopted.

FIG. 5 shows a list of inspection items stored in this embodiment. Here, each inspection item is represented by symbols and numbers such as "K-1", "K-2", "K-3", etc., but what is actually remembered is a question, etc. It is a sentence indicating. As shown in FIG. 5, the item storage unit 101 stores the attributes of the inspection target in association with each inspection item. The inspection target indicates what the question of the inspection item, the questionnaire, etc. are about. That is, each inspection item has some related inspection target.

Since various inspection targets can be used, many inspection items may be required. Therefore, in the inspection support system 1, a large number of inspection items can be organized by defining a word (hereinafter referred to as "attribute") for specifying the inspection target and associating the inspection item with the defined attribute. It is said. The inspection target is specified by, for example, an attribute indicating a physical object such as equipment, a place, and a person to be inspected, and an attribute indicating the content of the inspection such as hand washing, clothes, date management, storage condition, and temperature condition.

In addition, what is to be inspected may be determined by the type of industry, region, group (corporate group, union group, etc.) to which the facility to be inspected belongs, so the inspection target is those industries, regions, groups, etc. It can also be specified by the attribute indicating. In the inspection support system 1, these attributes for specifying the inspection target are defined as one or a plurality of attributes of the inspection target described above.

In each of the above examples, the attributes of the inspection target having some commonality are indicated by the words expressing the commonality, but the attributes of the inspection target having some commonality are not limited to the commonality. It may be indicated by any irrelevant word (eg, just a symbol). In addition, the attributes of inspection objects having no commonality (for example, inspection objects randomly selected) may be indicated by arbitrarily defined words (simple symbols, etc.). In either case, the inspection items can be organized by associating one or a plurality of attributes of the inspection target related to the inspection item with the inspection item.

In addition, each attribute can be further sorted into arbitrary categories, and each category is given an arbitrary name (hereinafter referred to as "category name"). In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, attributes such as employees, ingredients, utensils / tableware, storage status, and environment are sorted by the category name "major item", and attributes such as hand washing and clothes are "medium items". It is sorted by the division name.

In this embodiment, the major items and the middle items are inspection targets that have commonality with each other (for example, "employee" is an inspection target related to an employee, and "hand wash" is an inspection target related to hand washing). It is a classification name to sort. The inspection items associated with the attributes sorted as large items and medium items have a common inspection target, so it is easy to inspect all at once (for example, the inspection item of the large item "foodstuff" is a foodstuff. Can be inspected together at the place where they are stored).

In addition, the attributes indicating the area ("A city", etc.), the industry type ("restaurant", etc.), and the group ("B group", etc.) are the "region", "industry", and "group", respectively. It is sorted by the classification name. Region, industry, and group are classification names that classify attributes according to the type of group to which the facility to be inspected belongs. As mentioned above, the group may have its own standards of food hygiene that must be met in order to do business.

Therefore, each attribute of region, industry and group is associated with the inspection items necessary to confirm that the food hygiene standards corresponding to each are satisfied. For example, in the example of FIG. 5, the inspection item "K1-3" in which the attribute of the area "A city" is one of the inspection items necessary to satisfy the food hygiene standard set in A city. Is associated with.

In addition, the attribute of the industry "restaurant" is associated with the inspection item "K1-6" which is one of the inspection items necessary to satisfy the food hygiene standard set for restaurants. ing. In addition, the attribute of the group "B group" is changed to the inspection item "K2-3" which is one of the inspection items required to meet the food hygiene standards required for stores under the B group. It is associated.

In addition, each category name includes the attributes "all" and "N / A". "All" means that all the attributes of the corresponding division name are included (in the case of "region", the attributes of all regions including "A city" are included). That is, for example, the inspection item associated with the attribute of the area "all" is required regardless of the area to which the facility to be inspected belongs.

In the example of FIG. 5, for example, in the case of the attribute of the division name of "area", only one attribute of "A city" or all the attributes of "all" are associated with the inspection items. Not exclusively. For example, as regional attributes, two attributes such as "city A and city C" or three or more attributes may be associated with the inspection item. By doing so, it is possible to represent the necessary inspection items in common in multiple regions.

Also, "N / A" means that the attribute of the corresponding category name does not exist (that is, not applicable). That is, for example, the inspection item "K2-3" is associated with the attribute of the group "B group", but the region and the type of industry are associated with "N / A". This means that if the store is under the umbrella of Group B, the inspection item "K2-3" needs to be inspected regardless of the area or industry.

The inspection item "K2-3" is not associated with the attributes of "region" and "industry", but for example, it corresponds to both the attribute of the region "A city" and the attribute of the industry "restaurant". There may be attached inspection items. The inspection item means, for example, an inspection item necessary to meet the food hygiene standard set by City A for restaurants. Similarly, there may be inspection items to which the attributes of "region", "industry", and "group" are all associated.

As described above, the item storage unit 101 has a plurality of inspection items related to food hygiene and any one of the attributes of the inspection target related to each of the plurality of inspection items (if there are a plurality of attributes of the inspection target related to the inspection item). The above attributes) are associated with each other and stored. The item storage unit 101 is an example of the “storage unit” of the present invention. "Multiple attributes" here means "employees" and "ingredients" classified into "major items", "hand wash" and "clothes" classified into "medium items", and "regions". "All" and "A city" are classified, "All" and "Restaurant" are classified into "Industry", and "All" and "B group" are classified into "Group".

The inspection terminal 20 performs an operation for displaying an inspection list representing a list of inspection items stored in the item storage unit 101. The inspection image display unit 201 of the inspection terminal 20 displays various images related to the inspection. The inspection image display unit 201 displays, for example, an operation image for accepting an operation for displaying the inspection list.

FIG. 6 shows an example of the displayed operation image. In the example of FIG. 6, the inspection image display unit 201 has the character string "Please specify the attribute to be inspected", the facility name input field A1, the area attribute designation field A2, and the industry attribute. The inspection screen including the designation field A3 of the above, the designation field A4 of the group attribute, and the generation button B1 of the inspection list is displayed. The inspection image display unit 201 notifies the designated operation reception unit 202 of the display range of the input field, each designated field, and the button.

The designated operation reception unit 202 accepts the operation to the notified display range as a designated operation for designating the attribute to be inspected. The operation for each designated field may be an operation of inputting a character string or an operation of selecting one of the pull-down attribute candidates. It is assumed that the operation of specifying the attribute in the designated field (“A city” and “restaurant” are specified in the example of FIG. 6) and the operation of pressing the generation button B1 are performed.

The designated operation reception unit 202 accepts these operations as attribute designation operations, and transmits the input facility name and attribute data indicating the designated attribute to the server device 10. When the item extraction unit 102 of the server device 10 receives the transmitted attribute data, the item extraction unit 102 extracts the inspection items stored in the item storage unit 101 in association with the attributes indicated by the received attribute data. The item extraction unit 102 extracts a group of inspection items that differ depending on the designated attribute.

FIG. 7 shows an example of the extracted inspection items. For example, when "restaurant in city A" is specified as an attribute, the item extraction unit 102 uses "K1-3" associated with "city A" and "K1-6" associated with "restaurant". The inspection item group including the inspection item "" is extracted. Further, when "Coffee shop in city A" is specified as an attribute, the item extraction unit 102 includes "K1-3" associated with "city A" but is associated with "restaurant". Extract the inspection item group that does not include "-6".

Further, when "restaurant in city C" is specified as an attribute, the item extraction unit 102 does not include "K1-3" associated with "city A" but is associated with "restaurant". A group of inspection items including "K1-6" is extracted. Further, the item extraction unit 102 does not include "K1-6" associated with "restaurant" when "a coffee shop under the group B of city A" is designated as an attribute, but "city A" An inspection item group including the associated "K1-3" and the "K2-3" associated with the "group B" is extracted.

Further, when "a coffee shop under the group B of city C" is specified as an attribute, the item extraction unit 102 is associated with "K1-3" and "restaurant" associated with "city A". An inspection item group including "K2-3" associated with "Group B" is extracted, although "K1-6" is not included. The item extraction unit 102 extracts each inspection item associated with the attribute "all" by including it in any inspection item group.

In addition, in the item extraction unit 102, for example, when there is an inspection item associated with "A city, C city", the item extraction unit 102 may specify "A city" or "C city". Extract inspection items. On the other hand, in the item extraction unit 102, for example, when there are inspection items associated with "A city" and "restaurant", even if only "A city" is designated, only "restaurant" is designated. In this case, the inspection item is not extracted, and the inspection item is extracted when both "A city" and "restaurant" are specified.

The item extraction unit 102 issues a facility ID corresponding to the facility name indicated by the received attribute data, associates the facility name and the facility ID with each other, and stores them in the own device. After that, the data of each facility is managed in association with the facility ID. When the inspection item is extracted as described above, the item extraction unit 102 supplies the extracted inspection item to the inspection image generation unit 103 together with the facility ID to be inspected.

The inspection image generation unit 103 is a function of generating an inspection image related to a food hygiene inspection. For example, an inspection list representing a list of supplied inspection items is generated as an inspection image. The inspection image generation unit 103 is a list including, for example, an HTML (HyperText Markup Language) document representing a design for displaying a facility name and an inspection list on a browser, and an inspection result table for storing input results for each inspection item. By generating the data, the inspection list is generated.

The inspection image generation unit 103 supplies the generated list data to the inspection image output unit 104. The inspection image output unit 104 is a function of outputting the inspection image generated by the inspection image generation unit 103. For example, by outputting the supplied list data to the inspection terminal 20 which is the attribute designation source. , Outputs an inspection image called an inspection list. When the list management unit 203 of the inspection terminal 20 receives the output list data, the list management unit 203 stores and manages the inspection list and the inspection result table indicated by the received list data.

The list management unit 203 supplies the HTML document indicated by the stored list data to the inspection image display unit 201. The inspection image display unit 201 displays the facility name and the inspection list indicated by the supplied HTML document as inspection images.
FIG. 8 shows an example of the displayed inspection list. In the example of FIG. 8, the inspection image display unit 201 has the major items “employee” tab T1, “foodstuff” tab T2, “instrument / tableware” tab T3, “storage status” tab T4, and “storage status” tab T4. The inspection list including the tab T5 of "environment" and the tab T6 of "judgment" described later is displayed with the tab T1 open.

The display area C1 of the "employee" includes the display area D1 of the middle item "hand wash", the display area D2 of the "clothes", the display area D3 of the "visual inspection of fingers", and the like. Inspection items such as "K-1" and "K-2" are displayed in the display area of each middle item. When the display area C1 is scrolled, the display area of the middle item and the inspection item that are not displayed are displayed. On the left side of the inspection item, an NG button E1, a photo button E2, a comment button E3, and an OK button E4 that accept an input operation of the inspection result are displayed.

FIG. 9 shows an example of an inspection list in a state where an input operation is performed. When the NG button E1 is pressed, an "x" mark (a mark indicating that the inspection result is NG) is displayed, and when the OK button E4 is pressed, an "○" mark (indicating that the inspection result is OK) is displayed. Mark) is displayed. When the photo button E2 is pressed, the photo input field E5 is displayed. The photo input field E5 is an area to which a photograph of the site to be inspected is attached.

When the photo input field E5 is tapped, for example, the imaging device of the inspection terminal 20 is activated to take a picture by the user's operation, and the taken picture is displayed in the picture input field E5. It should be noted that when the photo input field E5 is tapped, the photographed photograph stored in the inspection terminal 20 may be imported.

When the comment button E3 is pressed, the comment input field E6 and the comment example sentence list E7 are displayed. A comment may be manually input in the comment input field E6, or a comment may be input by selecting an example sentence included in the comment example sentence list E7. The inspection image display unit 201 notifies the input operation reception unit 204 of the display range of each button and each input field.

The input operation reception unit 204 accepts the operation to the notified display range as an input operation of the inspection result. When the input operation receiving unit 204 receives the input operation, the input operation receiving unit 204 supplies the result of the received input operation to the inspection image display unit 201, and the inspection image display unit 201 displays the result of the input operation. Further, the input operation reception unit 204 also supplies the result of the received input operation to the list management unit 203.

The list management unit 203 reflects the result of the supplied input operation as an inspection result in the stored inspection result table.
FIG. 10 shows an example of the inspection result table. In the inspection result table, "facility ID", "number of inspections", "inspection items", "NG", "OK", "photograph", "comment" and "input date and time" are stored in association with each other. ..

The "facility ID" and "number of inspections" are stored when the inspection image generation unit 103 generates an inspection result table. In the example of FIG. 10, since the inspection result table of the corresponding facility ID is generated for the first time, "1" times are stored as "inspection times". The input of "NG" is represented by "x", and the input of "OK" is represented by "○". The photo is represented by the file name of the image data, and the comment is represented by the file name of the text data. The input date and time is represented by the date, but it may be represented up to the detailed time.

Aggregation processing unit 205 performs aggregation processing of inspection results with reference to the inspection results stored in the inspection result table. The aggregation process is a process of calculating the total value of the number of common inspection results (for example, OK inspection results) as the aggregation value. In addition, the aggregation process also includes a process of calculating yet another value based on the calculated aggregated value. Specifically, the aggregation processing unit 205 aggregates the inspection results of OK and calculates the ratio of the aggregated value of OK to the total number of inspection items (hereinafter referred to as “evaluation rate”) for each major item and for the whole. I do.

The higher this value is, the more work that should be carried out for hygiene management is being carried out, and the evaluation rate can be used as an index indicating that safer food supply can be expected. In the calculation of the evaluation rate, the aggregation processing unit 205 handles the inspection results of each inspection item with weights rather than uniform. For example, when there are 50 inspection items, if they are treated uniformly, the evaluation rate will decrease by 2% for each NG.

On the other hand, by weighting each inspection item, the evaluation rate is calculated so that, for example, if the inspection item with high importance is NG, it decreases by 3%, and if the inspection item with low importance is NG, it decreases by 1%. To. The importance means, for example, that the inspection item having a greater influence on food hygiene has a higher importance. By weighting with the importance added, the reliability of the evaluation rate as the above index can be improved as compared with the case where the importance is not added.

When the operation of pressing the tab T6 of the "determination" shown in FIG. 8 is performed, the inspection image display unit 201 requests the aggregation processing unit 205 to perform aggregation processing. The inspection image display unit 201 displays the total result supplied in response to the request.
FIG. 11 shows an example of the displayed aggregation result. The inspection image display unit 201 displays a result table F1 showing the evaluation rate for each major item and a radar chart F2 showing the evaluation rate for each major item.

In addition, the inspection image display unit 201 indicates the overall evaluation rate as "comprehensive evaluation", and is a character string of "excellent store" which is a name determined according to the comprehensive evaluation and "S" of the evaluation rank determined according to the comprehensive evaluation. Is displayed. These names and evaluation ranks are, for example, "excellent store" and "S", "excellent store" and "A", "good store" and "B", "improvement point" and "improvement point" according to the value of the comprehensive evaluation. It is defined as "C".

When the operation of pressing the confirmation button B2 displayed on the inspection screen is performed, the input operation reception unit 204 accepts this operation as a confirmation operation for confirming the input of the inspection result, and the list management unit 203 shows the inspection result table. The result data is transmitted to the server device 10. The inspection history storage unit 105 of the server device 10 stores the inspection result table indicated by the transmitted result data, and accumulates the inspection results stored in the stored inspection result table as the inspection history. Since the accumulated test results include the facility ID and the number of tests, it is possible to know which facility and the number of test results.

The analysis processing unit 106 performs processing for analyzing the tendency of the inspection result and the like based on the inspection result accumulated in the inspection history storage unit 105. The analysis processing unit 106 calculates, for example, the average value, the maximum value, the minimum value, and the like of the evaluation rates in each facility as values that can be used for analysis. Further, the analysis processing unit 106 may calculate, for example, an average value of evaluation rates in inspection items having common attributes (major item, medium item, region, industry, group, etc.). The calculated value will be useful for organizations that have a role in maintaining and improving food hygiene in regions, industries and groups.

In the above example, the inspection image generation unit 103 generated an inspection list representing a plurality of major item inspection items in advance, but an inspection list may be generated for each major item. For example, when the item extraction unit 102 receives the attribute data, it extracts only the inspection items associated with the "employee" displayed in the initial state as shown in FIG. The inspection list showing the inspection items extracted in this way can also be displayed as shown in FIG.

Then, for example, when an operation of selecting the tab T2 of the "foodstuff" is performed, the designated operation reception unit 202 accepts the operation as an operation of designating the attribute "foodstuff". Then, the item extraction unit 102 extracts only the inspection items associated with the “foodstuff”, and the inspection list representing the inspection items of the “foodstuff” is displayed. As described above, the inspection list generation method includes a first method of generating an inspection list of all major items in advance and a second method of generating a corresponding inspection list when a major item is specified. is there.

Regardless of which method is used, the inspection image output unit 104 lists the inspection items stored in association with the attribute to be inspected (any of a plurality of attributes) when the attribute to be inspected is specified. Output the inspection list expressed as. In the case of the first method, when the "region", "industry", and "group" are specified, a new inspection list representing the inspection items associated with the specified attributes is newly generated and output.

On the other hand, when a "major item" is specified on the inspection screen shown in FIG. 8, an already generated and output inspection list is displayed on the screen as an inspection list of inspection items associated with the specified major item. expressed. On the other hand, in the case of the second method, when any of "region", "industry", "group" and "major item" is specified, the inspection representing the inspection item associated with the specified attribute is displayed. A new list is generated and output.

In this way, the inspection image output unit 104 may output the inspection list by using the inspection terminal 20 as a display means and display the inspection list immediately, or output the inspection list by using the inspection terminal 20 as a storage means. The inspection list may be displayed later. In either case, an inspection list showing the required inspection items is output simply by specifying the attributes to be inspected, so it is necessary for food hygiene management compared to the case where the required inspection items are individually selected. The use of inspection items can be facilitated.

Further, the inspection image output unit 104 provides the inspection terminal 20 with an inspection list (an inspection list showing a list of inspection items associated with the specified attribute) based on the attributes specified by the operation on the inspection terminal 20. It is outputting to. The inspection terminal 20 has a function of displaying inspection items (inspection image display unit 201) and a function of accepting an operation for designating an attribute (designated operation reception unit 202) as described above. As a result, the inspector who inspects using the inspection terminal 20 can display the inspection list suitable for the facility to be newly inspected on the inspection terminal 20 without asking the system person in charge, for example. ..

In addition, the attributes to be inspected include the area, industry and group to which the facility to be inspected belongs. As a result, it is possible to facilitate the use of inspection items for each region, industry, and group, as compared with the case where necessary inspection items are individually selected. The attributes to be inspected are not limited to these, and other scale (floor area, number of seats, number of employees, etc.) and location conditions (business district, along the highway, underground, etc.) may be used. In either case, when there is a difference in the required inspection items, it is possible to facilitate the use of the inspection items by associating the inspection items as attributes.

In the above example, the output of the inspection list for the first time was explained, but the inspection list is output as follows from the second time onward. When the inspection image generation unit 103 refers to the inspection history storage unit 105 when generating the inspection result table and stores the inspection results that store the same facility ID, the maximum number of inspections (previous inspection) is accumulated. Generates an inspection result table that stores the number of inspections (the number of inspections this time) obtained by adding 1 to the number of inspections.

Then, the inspection image generation unit 103 generates an HTML document capable of displaying the previous inspection result by the user's operation. The inspection image display unit 201 displays the previous inspection result based on this HTML document.
12A and 12B show an example of displaying the previous inspection result. In FIG. 12A, the inspection image display unit 201 displays the previous inspection result display button B3 on the inspection screen for displaying the inspection list of “food ingredients”.

When the operation of pressing the display button B3 is performed, the inspection image display unit 201 displays an inspection list showing the current inspection item and the inspection result and the previous inspection item and the inspection result side by side as shown in FIG. 12B. .. In the display of the previous inspection result described above, the inspection history storage unit 105 stores a plurality of inspection items in association with the number of inspections. The inspection history storage unit 105 in this case is an example of the "storage unit" of the present invention.

The number of inspections stored is an attribute of the facility to be inspected for each inspection item, and for each inspection item, it is an attribute indicating that the inspection item has been inspected in the past at the facility to be inspected. The designated operation receiving unit 202 accepts the operation of pressing the display button B3 as an operation of designating an attribute indicating that the inspection item has been inspected in the past. When the attribute of the inspection item inspected in the past is specified in this way, the inspection image output unit 104 outputs an inspection list representing the past inspection result of the inspection item.

More specifically, as shown in FIG. 12B, the inspection image output unit 104 outputs an inspection list showing the inspection items and the past inspection results inspected in the past side by side with the current inspection items and the inspection results. The inspection image display unit 201 also displays a photo input field and a comment input field for the previous inspection result. Further, the inspection image display unit 201 displays the non-display button B4 of the previous inspection result, and when the non-display button B4 is operated, returns to the inspection screen of FIG. 12A and displays it.

Even if the past test results are simply displayed, this test can be performed while referring to the past test results. In this embodiment, by further displaying the current and past test results side by side, the current test items can be input while looking at the past test results. Therefore, for example, the past and current test results are displayed on separate screens. It is possible to facilitate the input with reference to the past inspection results as compared with the case where.

Based on the above configuration, the server device 10 and the inspection terminal 20 perform an inspection process for displaying an inspection list and accumulating inspection results.
FIG. 13 shows an example of the operation procedure of each device in the inspection process. The operation procedure of FIG. 13 is started, for example, when an inspector operates the inspection terminal 20 to display the operation image shown in FIG.

First, the inspection terminal 20 (designated operation receiving unit 202) receives a designated operation for designating the attribute to be inspected (step S11). Next, the inspection terminal 20 (designated operation reception unit 202) transmits attribute data indicating the designated attribute to the server device 10 (step S12). The server device 10 (item extraction unit 102) extracts the inspection items stored in the item storage unit 101 in association with the attributes indicated by the transmitted attribute data (step S13).

Subsequently, the server device 10 (inspection image generation unit 103) generates list data including an inspection list representing the extracted inspection items as a list and an inspection result table (step S14). Then, the server device 10 (inspection image output unit 104) outputs the generated list data to the inspection terminal 20 (step S15). The inspection terminal 20 (list management unit 203) stores the output list data (step S16).

Next, the inspection terminal 20 (inspection image display unit 201) displays the inspection list indicated by the stored list data (step S17). Subsequently, the inspection terminal 20 (input operation reception unit 204) receives an input operation of the inspection result (step S21). Next, the inspection terminal 20 (list management unit 203) reflects the result of the input operation as an inspection result in the inspection result table (step S22).

Subsequently, the inspection terminal 20 (aggregation processing unit 205) refers to the inspection results stored in the inspection result table and performs the aggregation processing of the inspection results (step S23). Next, the inspection terminal 20 (inspection image display unit 201) displays the result of the aggregation process (step S24). Subsequently, the inspection terminal 20 (input operation reception unit 204) accepts a confirmation operation for confirming the input of the inspection result (step S31).

Next, the inspection terminal 20 (list management unit 203) transmits the result data indicating the inspection result table to the server device 10 (step S32). The server device 10 (inspection history storage unit 105) accumulates the inspection results stored in the inspection result table indicated by the transmitted result data as the inspection history (step S33). After step S33, the above-mentioned analysis process and the process related to the second and subsequent inspections are performed.

[2] Modifications The above-mentioned examples are merely examples of the implementation of the present invention, and may be modified as follows. Further, the examples and the modified examples may be combined and implemented as necessary.

[2-1] Summary display In the embodiment, the inspection image output unit 104 displays an inspection list in a common display area that displays a list of inspection items associated with predetermined attributes such as "employee" and "foodstuff". Output. In that case, the inspection image output unit 104 may output an inspection list in which inspection items associated with a specific attribute among the inspection items represented in the common display area are represented in another display area.

FIG. 14 shows an example of the inspection screen of this modified example. In the example of FIG. 14, the inspection image output unit 104 represents the inspection item associated with the predetermined attribute of “hearing” in the display area C2 (an example of “another display area”) displayed by the tab T7. The inspection list is output. "Hearing" is an inspection item that should be confirmed by listening to the staff at the site. In the example of FIG. 14, in addition to the attribute of the inspection target shown in FIG. 5, it is assumed that the attribute of "hearing" is associated with the inspection item.

By displaying inspection items that require hearing in separate display areas as in the example of FIG. 14, employees who are busy with normal work compared to the case where those inspection items are displayed in separate display areas. You can shorten the time to hear from the staff. In this modification, the list management unit 203 transmits the result data indicating the input inspection result to the server device 10 each time the inspection result is input, even if the confirmation button B2 shown in FIG. 11 is not operated.

The inspection history storage unit 105 accumulates the inspection results indicated by the transmitted result data as the current inspection history and supplies the inspection image generation unit 103. The inspection image generation unit 103 creates an HTML document representing an inspection list that reflects the inspection results for the inspection items displayed in another display area as the inspection results for the inspection items displayed in the common display area. Generate. The inspection image generation unit 103 is an example of the "reflection unit" of the present invention.

When the inspection image output unit 104 outputs the list data including the generated HTML document, for example, when the inspection result of the inspection item "K1-16" is input in the example of FIG. 14, the "employee" tab When you open, the inspection list with the inspection result of "K1-16" entered is displayed. By reflecting the input of the inspection result in another display area as described above, it is possible to prevent the same inspection item from being input twice and prevent the occurrence of inconsistency of the inspection result due to the double input.

Note that the specific attribute is not limited to "hearing". For example, when there is an inspection item that must be confirmed for all employees, the item storage unit 101 stores the attribute "confirm all" in association with the corresponding inspection item, and the inspection image output unit 104 "confirms all". An inspection list in which the inspection items associated with "" are displayed in another display area may be output. In this case, it is possible to prevent the waste of labor of confirming with all the members again due to omission of confirmation.

In addition, an attribute called an inspection item (that is, "uninspected") for which an inspection result has not been input may be used as a specific attribute. In that case, the attribute "uninspected" is stored by the inspection history storage unit 105 in association with the inspection item. The inspection history storage unit 105 in this case is an example of the "storage unit" of the present invention. The inspection image output unit 104 outputs an inspection list representing the inspection items stored in the inspection history storage unit 105 in association with the attribute of uninspected.

FIG. 15 shows another example of the inspection screen of this modified example. In the example of FIG. 15, the inspection image output unit 104 tables the inspection items associated with the predetermined attribute of “uninspected” in the display area C8 (an example of “another display area”) displayed by the tab T8. The inspection list is output. By displaying the uninspected inspection items together in another display area as in the example of FIG. 15, the inspection for the uninspected inspection items is compared with the case where those inspection items are displayed in separate display areas. Work can be done efficiently.

[2-2] Display of past results In the embodiment, the inspection image output unit 104 outputs an inspection list showing the previous inspection results, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, a plurality of times in the past (a specific number of times or all). ) May output an inspection list showing the inspection results. Further, the inspection image output unit 104 may output an inspection list showing only those whose past inspection results are specific results.

The specific result is, for example, an NG test result, a test result with a photograph attached, a test result in which a comment is input, or the like. In addition, photos and comments may be entered even when the inspection result is OK.
FIG. 16 shows an example of an inspection screen of this modified example. In the example of FIG. 16, the inspection image output unit 104 outputs an inspection list with the inspection result of NG among the previous inspection results as a specific result. In the example of FIG. 16, a tab T9 called "previous NG" is added, and when tab T9 is selected, only the inspection results that were NG last time are displayed together regardless of the major items.

By outputting the inspection list in this way, it is possible to focus on inspection items that had specific results in the past. In the example of FIG. 16, the inspection items that were NG last time are collectively displayed (displayed in a display area different from the common display area) described in the above-described modification. Also in the case of the example of FIG. 16, the inspection results of the inspection items collectively displayed may be reflected in the inspection results of the inspection items in the common display area.

[2-3] Prevention of forgetting to input a photo In the embodiment, the inspection image output unit 104 outputs the inspection list including the photo input as an input item of the inspection item. On the other hand, if the test result is NG, it may be obligatory to input a photograph so that the current situation can be understood.

Therefore, for example, when the inspection image generation unit 103 and the inspection image output unit 104 cooperate with each other to input an inspection result that requires a photograph but no photograph input, the inspection item is input to the user (for example,). An inspector) may be notified of the notification image. The inspection image generation unit 103 and the inspection image output unit 104 in this case are examples of the "notification unit" of the present invention. For example, it is assumed that the confirmation button B2 shown in FIG. 11 is pressed when there is no photo input in the NG item.

The inspection history storage unit 105 supplies the transmitted result data to the inspection image generation unit 103. The inspection image generation unit 103 generates a notification image indicating that if there is an inspection item in the inspection result table indicated by the supplied result data and the NG is "x" but the photograph is not stored. The inspection image output unit 104 outputs the generated notification image to the inspection terminal 20, and the inspection image display unit 201 displays the output notification image.

FIG. 17 shows an example of the inspection screen of this modified example. In the example of FIG. 17, the notification image G1 including the character string "There is an NG item for which a photo has not been input" is displayed. The broadcast image G1 includes links L1, L2, and L3 to NG items for which no photograph has been input. For example, when the operation of pressing the link L1 showing the inspection item "K3-5" is performed, the inspection image display unit 201 opens the tab of "instrument / tableware" including "K3-5" and "K3-". 5 ”is displayed.

When the input of the photograph in "K3-5" is completed, the inspection image display unit 201 displays the notification image G1 again. The display of the broadcast image G1 is completed by continuously inputting photographs for the remaining inspection items. By outputting the notification image as described above, it is possible to prevent forgetting to input a photograph required as an inspection result.

Further, in the example of FIG. 17, the inspection image generation unit 103 and the inspection image output unit 104 output a notification image including a link to an inspection item without a photo input. As a result, it is possible to reduce the trouble of inputting a photo as compared with the case where the broadcast image does not include the link. The method of notifying inspection items without photo input is not limited to the above method. The inspection image generation unit 103 and the inspection image output unit 104 may generate and output sound data indicating a notification sound in place of or in addition to the notification image.

Further, the inspection image generation unit 103 and the inspection image output unit 104 are not when the confirmation button B2 is pressed, but when, for example, there is an NG inspection item for which there is no photo input in one major item, another major item remains. It may be notified when the tab of is selected or when an operation for terminating an application (browser or the like) for displaying the inspection list is performed. In either case, it is desirable to be notified while the inspector is at the facility to be inspected.

[2-4] Attribute designation method In the embodiment, "region", "industry" and "group" were designated as attributes on the inspection screen shown in FIG. 6, but at this point, "major item" and "medium item" May be specified. In that case, the inspection image output unit 104 outputs an inspection list narrowed down to the designated large items and medium items. For example, if a store employee does not inspect all the inspection items at once and takes several days to inspect, it is possible to customize the inspection list narrowed down to the inspection items to be performed on the day each inspection. it can.

Further, in the embodiment, the inspector operates the inspection terminal 20 to specify the attribute, but the method of specifying the attribute is not limited to this. For example, since an employee of a facility to be inspected performs an inspection, an inspection company may lend the inspection terminal 20 to the employee. In that case, the worker of the inspection company may operate the inspection terminal 20 in advance to specify the attribute so that the inspection list can be displayed.

Further, when the terminal owned by the employee is used as the inspection terminal 20, another terminal owned by the inspection company may be operated to specify the attribute so that the inspection list can be displayed. In this case, the access information (URL (Uniform Resource Locator), user ID, password, etc.) for displaying the inspection list of the corresponding inspection target is transmitted to the employee, and the employee uses the transmitted access information. Display the inspection list on the inspection terminal 20.

Alternatively, the name of the facility to be inspected (name or ID) and the attribute may be associated with each other in advance, and the attribute of the inspection target may be indirectly specified by inputting the name of the facility. For example, the server device 10 stores the names of the facilities of all the stores belonging to the B group shown in FIG. 5 in association with the B group. Then, when the name or the like of the corresponding facility is input, the item extraction unit 102 determines that the B group to which the facility such as the input name belongs is designated as an attribute and extracts the inspection item.

[2-5] Display of inspection list by approach When the inspector approaches the facility to be inspected together with the inspection terminal 20, the inspection list of the corresponding facility may be displayed.
FIG. 18 shows the functional configuration realized in this modification. In FIG. 18, a server device 10a including a position acquisition unit 107 and an inspection terminal 20a including a positioning unit 206 are shown in addition to the respective units shown in FIG.

In this modification, for example, on the inspection screen shown in FIG. 6, it is assumed that information (address, etc.) indicating the location of the facility to be inspected can be input as an attribute of the inspection target. For example, the list management unit 203 includes the input address in the result data and transmits it to the server device 10a. The inspection history storage unit 105 stores the position information of the facility to be inspected in association with the inspection result. It is assumed that the inspection terminal 20a approaches the facility after the location information of the facility is stored in this way.

When the inspection image display unit 201 of the inspection terminal 20a starts displaying the inspection image by a user operation, the inspection image display unit 201 requests the positioning unit 206 to measure the position of its own terminal. Upon receiving the request from the inspection image display unit 201, the positioning unit 206 measures the position of its own terminal using a positioning sensor such as GPS (Global Positioning System). The positioning unit 206 generates position data indicating the measured position and transmits it to the server device 10a.

The position acquisition unit 107 of the server device 10a acquires a position indicating the received position data as the position of the inspection terminal 20 for displaying the inspection item. The position acquisition unit 107 is an example of the “position acquisition unit” of the present invention. The position acquisition unit 107 supplies the acquired position to the inspection history storage unit 105. The inspection history accumulating unit 105 searches the accumulating facility location information for items that satisfy the condition of the distance from the supplied location.

The distance condition is, for example, a threshold common to all facilities, but may be a threshold set for each facility. When the inspection history storage unit 105 finds the position information satisfying the position information, the inspection history storage unit 105 supplies the inspection image generation unit 103 with the inspection result of the facility stored in association with the position information. The inspection image generation unit 103 generates an inspection list representing the inspection items indicated by the supplied inspection results as a list.

The inspection image output unit 104 displays an inspection list thus generated, that is, an inspection item associated with an attribute of the facility to be inspected that satisfies the distance from the position of the inspection terminal 20a acquired by the position acquisition unit 107. The displayed inspection list is output to the inspection terminal 20a. The inspection image display unit 201 of the inspection terminal 20a displays the output inspection list. As a result, even if the inspector does not specify the attributes of the facility to be inspected or input the name, etc., the inspection image is displayed near the facility to be inspected and the inspection list suitable for the facility is displayed. be able to.

[2-6] Item extraction for each facility The item storage unit 101 may store inspection items in association with attributes different from those of the above examples. The item storage unit 101 corresponds to the inspection items required for the facility, for example, with the facility ID that identifies the facility where the inspection is performed as the division name and the specific facility ID (“ID001”, etc.) of each facility as an attribute. You may attach it and memorize it. In that case, for example, even if there is a business operator who wants to perform an inspection unique to the facility, an inspection list including inspection items suitable for the facility can be output.

[2-7] Customization of inspection items by inspectors In the embodiment, only the inspection items themselves stored in the item storage unit 101 in advance can be used, but for example, the inspector wants to convey to other inspectors. It may be possible to add an inspection item to which a comment indicating a point or the like is added.

Adding a comment here means, for example, including a comment in a sentence representing an inspection item. In addition, even if it is not included in the text of the inspection item, displaying the comment in a manner that clearly supplements the inspection item (for example, a form in which a comment is expressed in a balloon pointing to the inspection item) is also included in the addition of the comment. And.
19A, 19B, 19C, and 19D are diagrams for explaining the addition of comments to inspection items.

The inspection image display unit 201 of the inspection terminal 20 displays the comment addition button B5 in the display column of the inspection item in which the NG button E1 is operated, for example, as shown in FIG. 19A. When the operation of pressing the addition button B5 is performed, the inspection image display unit 201 displays the characters "input of a comment to be added to the inspection item" and "designation of the attribute for displaying the inspection item with a comment" as shown in FIG. 19B. The additional image G2 including the columns is displayed.

The additional image G2 includes a comment input field A11, a division name designation field A12, an attribute designation field A13, and a confirmation button B6. For example, if an inspector notices a point to be noted when inspecting inspection item K5-4 at a specific store (restaurant U in the example of FIG. 19A), enter the point to be noted in the input field A11 and enter the "facility ID". Is specified in the designated field A12 as the division name, and the facility ID of the store is specified in the designated field A13.

When the operation of pressing the confirmation button B6 is performed in the state of FIG. 19B, the list management unit 203 is associated with the inspection item to which the comment is added in the inspection result table, and the input additional comment and the designation are specified. Store attributes. When the additional comment and the attribute are stored in the inspection result table transmitted from the inspection terminal 20, the inspection history accumulating unit 105 puts the stored additional comment in the inspection list output by the inspection image output unit 104. Obtained as a comment for the included inspection item. The inspection history storage unit 105 in this case is an example of the "comment acquisition unit" of the present invention.

The inspection history storage unit 105 supplies the acquired additional comments and attributes to the item storage unit 101 in association with the inspection items to be added. The item storage unit 101 generates a commented inspection item from the supplied inspection item and the additional comment, and stores the commented inspection item and the attribute in association with each other as shown in FIG. 19C. At that time, the item storage unit 101 excludes the attribute (“ID005” in this example) associated with the commented inspection item as shown in FIG. 19C for the inspection item before the comment is added. (In this example, a facility ID other than "ID005") is stored in association with the attribute of.

In this modification, when the facility name and attributes are specified in the operation image shown in FIG. 6, the inspection image generation unit 103 stores the designated facility ID, and the inspection result is stored in the inspection history storage unit 105. However (that is, even in the second and subsequent inspections), the inspection list is generated by using the inspection items supplied from the item extraction unit 102. If restaurant U is designated as the facility name in the example of FIG. 19, the inspection item with a comment (“K5-4 (additional comment)” shown in FIG. 19C) is extracted.

As a result, the inspection image output unit 104 outputs the extracted inspection items with comments, that is, the inspection list including the inspection items to which the comments by the inspector are added. The inspection image display unit 201 of the inspection terminal 20 displays the output inspection list as shown in FIG. 19D. In this example, the inspection item K5-4 with the comment "Be especially careful because dirt on the back of the hood is easily overlooked" is displayed.

If restaurant U is not specified, the original "K5-4" is extracted instead of "K5-4 (add comment)", so normal inspection items without comments are displayed. Become. By outputting the inspection list including the inspection items with comments as described above, for example, even if the inspector changes, the precautions grasped by other inspectors in the past can be compared with the case where no comment is added. It can be easily taken over.

In the above example, the facility ID is specified as an attribute in the designated fields A12 and A13 of the additional image G2, but a group may be specified, for example. In that case, for example, if there are matters to be noted in the inspection of the equipment installed in the stores under the umbrella of a certain group, the precautions can be shared with the related inspectors.

Also, in the above example, the attribute was specified along with the input of the comment, but the attribute does not have to be specified. If no attribute is specified, the original inspection item will be updated with a new inspection item with a comment. Even in that case, for example, the contents of the inspection items can be scrutinized by the comments of the inspector to make more appropriate expressions.

[2-8] Machine inspection A machine (computer) may inspect each inspection item instead of a person. In that case, the server device has, for example, an inspection function that analyzes a photograph and inspects food hygiene. The inspection function stores, for example, photographs of various states of the inspection target (place, equipment, food, etc.) in advance in association with "OK" or "NG".

Then, the inspection function refers to, for example, the photograph of the inspection target included in the inspection result stored in the inspection history storage unit 105, and the calculated feature amount of the stored photographs is similar to the photograph of the inspection target. Identify things. The inspection function determines "OK" if the specified photo is associated with "OK", and determines "NG" if the specified photo is associated with "NG". Further, the inspection function may further learn a method of determining the inspection result (so-called machine learning) with reference to the inspection result performed by a person.

The inspection function uses, for example, a neural network (Neural Network), a deep learning (Deep Learning), an SVM (Support Vector Machine), a cluster analysis, or a Bayesian network, which is a deeper layer of the neural network, as a machine learning method. In addition, when the technology of artificial intelligence (AI: Artificial Intelligence) is developed, the test function may judge the test result by using the artificial intelligence technology that has learned the judgment method of the test.

Note that instead of mechanically inspecting all inspection items, the inspection items may be shared between humans and mechanical inspections. In addition, a person may check and inspect the inspection items that have been mechanically inspected, and by doing so, the inspection function may learn the inspection tendency of the inspector. In either case, the inspector must take the necessary images at the inspection site and interview the employees, so the inspector inspects to secure time for other tasks. You can use the function.

[2-9] Device for Realizing Each Function The device for realizing each function shown in FIG. 4 is not limited to the above-mentioned device. For example, the inspection terminal 20 may realize the function realized by the server device 10. In that case, the inspection terminal 20 becomes an example of the "information processing device" of the present invention, and the inspection image output unit 104 of the inspection terminal 20 outputs the inspection list to the display means of the own device. Further, the server device 10 may realize a part of the functions realized by the inspection terminal 20 (for example, the aggregation processing unit 205).

On the contrary, the inspection terminal 20 may realize some of the functions realized by the server device 10 (for example, the item extraction unit 102, the inspection image generation unit 103, and the inspection image output unit 104). In that case, the inspection terminal 20 acquires the inspection items and attributes stored in the server device 10 and temporarily stores them in the memory of its own device, extracts the inspection items, generates the inspection list, and outputs the inspection list. Do. The inspection terminal 20 in this case is also an example of the "information processing device" of the present invention.

Further, the functions realized by the server device 10 may be shared and realized by two or more devices, or the functions realized by the inspection terminal 20 may be shared and realized by two or more devices. Further, for example, in the above modification, the inspection image generation unit 103 reflects the inspection result for the inspection item displayed in another display area as the inspection result for the inspection item displayed in the common display area. However, a reflection unit for reflecting this may be provided separately.

Further, in the above modification, the inspection image generation unit 103 and the inspection image output unit 104 cooperate to notify the user of the inspection item for which there is no photo input, but a notification unit for performing this notification may be provided separately. Further, in the above modification, the inspection history storage unit 105 searches for the location information of the facility that satisfies the distance from the position of the inspection terminal, but a search unit that performs this search may be provided separately. In either case, it is sufficient that each function shown in FIG. 4 is realized in the entire inspection support system 1.

[2-10] Category of Invention The present invention is regarded as an information processing system including each information processing device (inspection support system 1 is an example) in addition to the information processing devices such as the server device 10 and the inspection terminal 20 described above. Be done. Further, the present invention can be regarded as an information processing method for realizing the processing performed by each information processing device, and also as a program for operating a computer that controls each information processing device. The program regarded as the present invention may be provided in the form of a recording medium such as an optical disk in which the program is stored, or may be downloaded to a computer via a network such as the Internet, and the downloaded program may be installed and used. It may be provided in the form of

Claims (11)

1. A storage unit that stores a plurality of inspection items related to food hygiene and attributes of inspection targets related to each of the plurality of inspection items.
   An information processing device including an output unit that outputs an inspection list representing an inspection item stored in association with the attribute when the attribute to be inspected is specified.
2. The output unit according to claim 1, wherein the output unit outputs the inspection list based on the attribute specified by the operation to the inspection terminal that displays the inspection item and accepts the operation of designating the attribute to the inspection terminal. Information processing device.
3. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the attribute includes a group to which the facility to be inspected belongs.
4. Indicates that the attribute is an inspection item that has been inspected in the past.
   The output unit outputs an inspection list representing the past inspection results of the inspection item when an attribute indicating that the inspection item has been inspected in the past is specified, according to any one of claims 1 to 3. The information processing device described.
5. The information processing device according to claim 4, wherein the output unit outputs an inspection list in which the inspection items and past inspection results inspected in the past are displayed side by side with the current inspection items and inspection results.
6. The information processing device according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the output unit outputs an inspection list showing only those whose past inspection results are specific results.
7. When outputting an inspection list that represents a list of inspection items associated with a predetermined attribute in a common display area, the output unit associates the inspection items represented in the common display area with a specific attribute. Outputs an inspection list that shows the inspection items in another display area.
   Any one of claims 1 to 6 including a reflection unit that reflects the result of inspection on the inspection item represented in the other display area as the result of inspection on the inspection item represented in the common display area. The information processing apparatus according to item 1.
8. The information processing apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the specific attribute is an attribute of an inspection item for which an inspection result has not been input.
9. The output unit outputs the inspection list including a photo input as an input item of the inspection item, and outputs the inspection list.
   The information processing according to any one of claims 1 to 8, further comprising a notification unit that notifies the user of the inspection item when there is an inspection item that requires a photo but does not have a photo input. apparatus.
10. A position acquisition unit for acquiring the position of the inspection terminal for displaying the inspection item is provided.
    The output unit is any one of claims 1 to 9 that outputs an inspection list representing inspection items associated with an attribute of an inspection target whose distance to the position of the inspection terminal satisfies the condition. The information processing device according to item 1.
11. It is equipped with a comment acquisition unit that acquires comments to be added to the output inspection items included in the inspection list.
    The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the output unit outputs an inspection list including inspection items to which the comment is added.

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