JP2016218742A - Medical chart information providing program, method for providing medical chart information, and medical chart information providing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To shorten the time required for display of medical chart information on a terminal being used by a medical service worker.SOLUTION: A radio terminal 110 carried by a patient who enters a prescribed area sends identification information of the radio terminal into a communication service area for the radio terminal. A sensor 120 provided in the prescribed area receives the identification information sent from the radio terminal 110 and transmits it to a medical chart information providing device 100. The medical chart information providing device 100 receives the identification information of the radio terminal 110 located in the prescribed area from the sensor 120 and detects the radio terminal 110 identified by the received identification information. The medical chart information providing device 100 searches stored medical chart information for medical chart information of the patient carrying the detected radio terminal 110. The medical chart information providing device 100 provides the found medical chart information of the patient to a terminal 130 which is associated with the detected radio terminal 110 and is used by a medical service worker.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a chart information providing program, a chart information providing method, and a chart information providing apparatus.

  Conventionally, in an electronic medical record system, use of a personal computer (PC) or a tablet terminal used by a medical worker by extracting the patient's medical record information designated by a medical worker from the patient's medical record information stored in a database server Display on the terminal. A health care worker can refer to a patient's medical chart information to confirm the progress of medical treatment so far and decide a future medical treatment policy.

  As a related technique, for example, there is a technique for permitting access only to a user who needs to access personal information when accessing a server from outside the hospital. In addition, for example, when a customer enters the search area of a service provider, the customer does not require any separate actions or actions, and a mobile phone with a built-in Bluetooth (registered trademark) module owned by the customer is used. There is a technology for promptly recognizing customers at a service provider.

JP 2012-248027 A JP 2010-273337 A

  However, in the prior art, it takes a long time for the medical record information of the patient designated by the medical staff to be displayed on the terminal of the medical staff. For example, if the amount of patient chart information is large, the time required for the chart information reading process from the database server and the chart information transfer process to the user terminal increases until the chart information is displayed on the user terminal. Will take longer.

  In one aspect, the present invention provides a medical record information providing program, a medical record information providing method, and a medical record information providing apparatus capable of reducing the time until medical record information is displayed on a use terminal of a healthcare professional. With the goal.

  According to one aspect of the present invention, a memory that detects a wireless terminal located in a predetermined area and stores a correspondence relationship between the wireless terminal, the user of the wireless terminal, and the user and a user terminal of a medical worker A medical record information providing program for identifying a medical staff user terminal associated with the detected wireless terminal and providing the detected user terminal medical chart information to the identified user terminal , A chart information providing method, and a chart information providing apparatus are proposed.

  Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, when the position information of the wireless terminal is received from the wireless terminal and the received position information is detected to be included in an area corresponding to the specific patient, the specific patient A chart information providing program, a chart information providing method, and a chart information providing apparatus for transmitting chart information to the wireless terminal are proposed.

  According to one aspect of the present invention, there is an effect that it is possible to shorten the time until medical chart information is displayed on a use terminal of a medical worker.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of an example of a chart information providing method according to the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of an example of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the medical record information providing apparatus 100. FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the usage terminal 130. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the contents stored in the medical record information DB 500. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the contents stored in the reception DB 600. FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a functional configuration example of the medical record information providing apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment. FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of an operation example 1 of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the transition of the display screen of the usage terminal 130. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of an operation example 2 of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment. FIG. 11 is a flowchart of an example of a chart information providing process procedure according to the first embodiment. FIG. 12 is a flowchart of an example of a display processing procedure according to the first embodiment. FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of an example of the chart information providing method according to the second embodiment. FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram of an example of an electronic medical record system 1400 according to the second embodiment. FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram of an operation example 1 of the electronic medical record system 1400 according to the second embodiment. FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram of an operation example 2 of the electronic medical chart system 1400 according to the second embodiment. FIG. 17 is a flowchart of an example of a chart information providing process procedure according to the second embodiment.

  Exemplary embodiments of a medical record information providing program, a medical record information providing method, and a medical record information providing apparatus according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

(Embodiment 1)
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of an example of a chart information providing method according to the first embodiment. In FIG. 1, a chart information providing apparatus 100 is a computer that provides a patient terminal with patient chart information. The use terminal 130 is a computer used by a medical worker.

  A medical worker is a person who is engaged in medical work. The medical staff is, for example, a doctor, a nurse, an X-ray engineer, a receptionist, a pharmacist, an industrial physician, a public health nurse, a counselor, or the like. The medical record information is an electronic medical record of a patient, and is a so-called electronic medical record. The medical chart information includes, for example, information such as a chief complaint from a patient, findings for the patient, treatment contents and prescription drugs for the patient, and a treatment policy for the patient.

  In hospitals and clinics, patients wait in the waiting room until their own clinic starts and move to the clinic when their turn is in order, while health workers wait in the clinic. In many cases, the practice is to treat patients who visit the clinic. In the following description, waiting for own medical care to start is sometimes referred to as “waiting for medical care”.

  Here, the medical staff reads the medical chart information of the patient who visited the medical office using a PC or the like after the patient visited the medical office, received the medical chart information from the database server, The patient's medical record information that visited the room will be viewed. In the following description, the database server may be referred to as “DB (DataBase) server”.

  However, as the amount of medical record information stored in the DB server becomes enormous, the reading time required to read out the patient's medical record information requested to be displayed by the medical staff will be increased. Furthermore, the communication time required for providing the read patient chart information to a PC or the like used by the medical staff is also increased. Moreover, the display time required when displaying the provided medical chart information of a patient on a PC or the like used by a medical staff is also increased.

  Therefore, the waiting time of the medical staff until the medical chart information of the patient is provided to the PC used by the medical staff after being requested to be displayed by the medical staff and displayed on the PC used by the medical staff. Will increase. As a result, the start of medical care of the patient by the medical staff may be delayed, or the medical care efficiency of the patient by the medical staff may deteriorate, and the quality of the medical service provided to the patient may be reduced. Therefore, in the present embodiment, a medical record information providing method capable of reducing the time until medical record information is displayed on a PC or the like used by a medical worker will be described.

  In FIG. 1, a wireless terminal 110 is a computer that transmits identification information of its own device within a communication area of its own device. The wireless terminal 110 is carried by a patient. The sensor 120 is a computer that transmits the identification information of the wireless terminal 110 transmitted from the wireless terminal 110 to the medical record information providing apparatus 100. The sensor 120 is provided in a predetermined area. The sensor 120 is provided, for example, in a waiting room 121 where a patient waits for medical care.

  When a specific patient is designated by an operation input by the medical staff, the use terminal 130 displays the chart information of the specific patient among the chart information provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100. The use terminal 130 is provided in the clinic 131, for example. The use terminal 130 may be carried by a medical worker and brought into the clinic 131, for example.

  In the example of FIG. 1, (1) the patient enters a predetermined area such as the waiting room 121. Here, the wireless terminal 110 carried by the patient transmits the identification information of the own device within the communication range of the own device. As a result, the wireless terminal 110 can enter a predetermined area such as the waiting room 121 and transmit the identification information of the wireless terminal 110 as information indicating that there is a patient waiting for medical care who carries the wireless terminal 110.

  The sensor 120 provided in a predetermined area such as the waiting room 121 receives the identification information transmitted from the wireless terminal 110 and transmits it to the medical record information providing apparatus 100. As a result, the sensor 120 relays the identification information of the wireless terminal 110 transmitted as information indicating that there is a patient waiting for medical care carrying the wireless terminal 110 in a predetermined area such as the waiting room 121, and provides medical chart information. Can be transferred to the device 100.

  (2) The chart information providing apparatus 100 receives identification information of the wireless terminal 110 located in a predetermined area from the sensor 120 provided in the predetermined area. Then, the chart information providing apparatus 100 detects the wireless terminal 110 identified by the received identification information as the wireless terminal 110 located in a predetermined area. Thereby, the chart information providing apparatus 100 can detect that there is a patient waiting for medical care carrying the wireless terminal 110 in a predetermined area such as the waiting room 121.

  (3) The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the storage unit that stores the correspondence between the wireless terminal 110, the patient carrying the wireless terminal 110, and the use terminal 130 of a medical worker who treats the patient. The utilization terminal 130 associated with the wireless terminal 110 that has been identified is identified. As a result, the chart information providing apparatus 100 identifies the use terminal 130 that is preferably provided in the medical room 131 where a patient waiting for medical care receives medical care from a health care professional, and provides medical chart information of the patient waiting for medical care. can do.

  (4) The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 stores medical chart information for each patient as a DB server. The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 extracts the medical chart information of the patient carrying the detected wireless terminal 110 from the stored medical chart information. Then, the chart information providing apparatus 100 provides the extracted patient chart information to the identified use terminal 130. Accordingly, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can provide the medical record information of the patient to the use terminal 130 of the medical worker before the medical worker requests the use terminal 130 to display the patient's medical record information. it can.

  (5) The user terminal 130 stores the provided patient chart information. The use terminal 130 displays the patient chart information when the stored patient chart information is requested to be displayed by the operation input of the medical staff. Thereby, the use terminal 130 displays the patient's chart information without waiting for the patient's chart information to be provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100 when the medical staff requests display of the patient's chart information. It becomes possible. And the utilization terminal 130 can shorten the waiting time until a patient's medical chart information is displayed after a patient's medical chart information is requested to be displayed.

  As described above, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, prior to the start of the patient's medical treatment, the patient visits the waiting room 121 and waits for medical treatment, and reads the patient's medical record information to use the medical staff's use terminal 130. Can be provided. According to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, it is possible to shorten the time until the patient's medical record information is displayed on the use terminal 130 when the patient visits the clinic 131. Further, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, the patient's medical chart information can be displayed in advance on the use terminal 130 before the patient visits the clinic 131. Thereby, the chart information providing apparatus 100 can prevent the start of the medical treatment of the patient by the medical staff from being delayed, and can shorten the time taken for the medical treatment of the patient. And since the time required for medical care per patient is shortened, the medical worker can perform a medical service efficiently and can improve the quality of a medical service.

  Here, although the case where the medical record information providing apparatus 100 is an apparatus different from the medical staff user terminal 130 has been described, the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 may be integrated with the medical staff user terminal 130. Moreover, although the case where the chart information providing apparatus 100 is a DB server that accumulates patient chart information has been described here, the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, an information storage device different from the medical record information providing device 100 may store the patient's medical record information as a DB server, and the medical record information providing device 100 may acquire the medical record information from the information storage device.

  In addition, here, a case has been described in which the user terminal 130 displays medical chart information when a display request is made by an operation input by a medical staff, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, when using the chart information, the user terminal 130 may automatically display the chart information without waiting for a chart information display request.

(Example of Electronic Medical Record System 200 According to Embodiment 1)
Next, an example of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment to which the medical chart information providing method shown in FIG. 1 is applied will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of an example of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment. In FIG. 2, the electronic medical record system 200 includes a medical record information providing apparatus 100, a plurality of wireless terminals 110, a plurality of sensors 120, a plurality of usage terminals 130, and a receiving apparatus 201. The chart information providing apparatus 100, the use terminal 130, and the receiving apparatus 201 are connected by a network 210. The network 210 is, for example, a LAN (Local Area Network), a WAN (Wide Area Network), the Internet, a mobile phone network, or the like.

  The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 is a computer that provides patient medical chart information to the use terminal 130 of a medical worker. The chart information providing apparatus 100 is provided, for example, in a medical facility or a data center corresponding to the medical facility. The medical facility is, for example, a hospital, a pharmacy, a care facility, or a child welfare facility. The chart information providing apparatus 100 is, for example, a server, a workstation, a PC, a notebook PC, or the like.

  For example, when the radio terminal 110 receives a radio wave transmitted from the sensor 120 at regular time intervals, the wireless terminal 110 transmits the identification information of the own device within the communication range of the own device. The wireless terminal 110 is provided in a medical facility so that it can be lent to a patient, for example. Specifically, the wireless terminal 110 is lent to a patient who has visited the medical facility at the reception of the medical facility and is carried by the patient. The wireless terminal 110 is, for example, an information processing terminal, an RFID (radio frequency identifier) reader / writer device, a smartphone, or the like.

  The sensor 120 receives the identification information transmitted from the wireless terminal 110 and transmits it to the medical record information providing apparatus 100. Each of the plurality of sensors 120 is provided, for example, in a predetermined area where a patient who is a medical treatment target in each of a plurality of medical departments waits. The predetermined area is, for example, a waiting room 121 where a patient waits.

  The use terminal 130 can accept a display request for the chart information of a desired patient by an operation input from a medical staff using the use terminal 130. In addition, the user terminal 130 can display the chart information of the patient who has accepted the display request from the chart information provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100.

  Each of the plurality of use terminals 130 is provided in a standby place where medical personnel belonging to each of a plurality of medical departments wait. The waiting place is, for example, a clinic 131 assigned to a department. The clinical department is a division of the medical field. Examples of medical departments include internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, dermatology, ophthalmology, radiology, and psychiatry. The use terminal 130 is used by a medical worker, for example. The usage terminal 130 is, for example, a PC, a notebook PC, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or a mobile terminal.

  When the wireless terminal 110 is lent to a patient, the reception device 201 transmits reception information in which the identification information of the wireless terminal 110 is associated with the identification information of the patient carrying the wireless terminal 110 to the medical record information providing device 100. Computer. The reception device 201 is provided, for example, at the reception of a medical facility that lends the wireless terminal 110 to a patient. The reception device 201 is used by a reception staff at a medical facility. The accepting device 201 is, for example, a PC, a notebook PC, a tablet terminal, a mobile terminal, or the like.

  Here, the case where the chart information providing apparatus 100 and the use terminal 130 are separate apparatuses has been described, but the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the chart information providing apparatus 100 and the use terminal 130 may be integrated. Further, for example, the electronic medical record system 200 may not include the medical record information providing apparatus 100, and the use terminal 130 may operate as the medical record information providing apparatus 100.

  Although the case where the wireless terminal 110 is lent at a medical facility has been described here, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the wireless terminal 110 may be a patient-owned computer that was carried by the patient before visiting the medical facility.

(Example of hardware configuration of medical record information providing apparatus 100)
Next, a hardware configuration example of the medical record information providing apparatus 100 included in an example of the electronic medical record system 200 according to the first embodiment illustrated in FIG. 2 will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the medical record information providing apparatus 100. In FIG. 3, a chart information providing apparatus 100 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 301, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 302, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 303, a disk drive 304, a disk 305, and an interface (I). / F: Interface) 306. In addition, the CPU 301, the ROM 302, the RAM 303, the disk drive 304, and the I / F 306 are connected by a bus 300.

  The CPU 301 governs overall control of the medical chart information providing apparatus 100. The ROM 302 stores various programs such as a boot program and a chart information providing program according to the embodiment. The RAM 303 is used as a work area for the CPU 301. The RAM 303 stores various data such as data obtained by executing various programs.

  The disk drive 304 controls reading or writing of data with respect to the disk 305 under the control of the CPU 301. The disk 305 stores data written under the control of the disk drive 304. The RAM 303 and the disk 305 store various tables such as a chart information DB 500 described later in FIG. 5 and a reception DB 600 described later in FIG.

  The I / F 306 is connected to the network 210 through a communication line, and is connected to other devices via the network 210. The other device is, for example, a device included in the electronic medical chart system 200 shown in FIG. The other device is specifically the user terminal 130. The I / F 306 connects the network 210 and the chart information providing apparatus 100 to control data input / output from other apparatuses. The I / F 306 is, for example, a modem or a LAN adapter.

  The medical record information providing apparatus 100 may include an SSD (Solid State Drive) and a semiconductor memory instead of the disk drive 304 and the disk 305. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 may include an optical disc, a display, a keyboard, a mouse, a scanner, a printer, and the like.

(Example of hardware configuration of user terminal 130)
Next, a hardware configuration example of the use terminal 130 included in the example of the electronic medical record system 200 according to the first embodiment illustrated in FIG. 2 will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the usage terminal 130. In FIG. 4, the usage terminal 130 includes a CPU 401, a ROM 402, a RAM 403, a flash ROM 404, an I / F 405, an input device 406, and an output device 407. Further, the CPU 401, the ROM 402, the RAM 403, the flash ROM 404, the I / F 405, the input device 406, and the output device 407 are connected by a bus 400.

  Here, the CPU 401 controls the entire usage terminal 130. The ROM 402 stores various programs such as application programs. The RAM 403 is used as a work area for the CPU 401. The RAM 403 stores various data such as data obtained by executing various programs. The flash ROM 404 stores various programs such as a boot program.

  The I / F 405 is connected to the network 210 through a communication line, and is connected to other devices via the network 210. The other device is, for example, a device included in the electronic medical chart system 200 shown in FIG. More specifically, the other apparatus is the chart information providing apparatus 100. The I / F 405 connects the network 210 and the user terminal 130 and controls data input / output from other devices.

  The input device 406 is an interface for inputting various data by user operation input such as a keyboard, a mouse, and a touch panel. The output device 407 is an interface that outputs data according to an instruction from the CPU 401. The output device 407 is a display that displays data such as a document, an image, and function information as well as a cursor, an icon, or a tool box. The output device 407 may be a printer.

  The user terminal 130 may include a disk drive and a disk, an SSD, and a semiconductor memory. The hardware configuration example of the wireless terminal 110 and the reception device 201 is the same as the hardware configuration example of the usage terminal 130 illustrated in FIG.

(Storage contents of the medical record information DB 500)
Next, an example of the contents stored in the medical record information DB 500 will be described with reference to FIG. The medical record information DB 500 is realized by storage areas such as the ROM 302, the RAM 303, and the disk 305 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the contents stored in the medical record information DB 500. As shown in FIG. 5, the medical record information DB 500 is associated with the patient ID field, the patient name, the patient Kana name, the date of birth, the blood type, the address, the location information, the telephone number, It has a field with medical records. In the medical record information DB 500, information is set in each field for each patient, so that medical record information for each patient is stored as a record 500-a. a is an arbitrary integer. In the example of FIG. 5, a is an arbitrary integer of 1 to 2.

  The patient ID is patient identification information. The patient name is a character string in which the name of the patient identified by the patient ID is written in kanji. The patient Kana name is a character string representing the name of the patient identified by the patient ID. The date of birth is the date of birth of the patient identified by the patient ID. The blood type is the blood type of the patient identified by the patient ID.

  The address is the address of the patient identified by the patient ID. The position information is a coordinate value obtained by combining latitude and longitude indicating the address of the patient identified by the patient ID. The telephone number is a telephone number corresponding to the patient identified by the patient ID. The medical record is a finding of a medical staff when the patient identified by the patient ID is treated.

(Storage contents of the reception DB 600)
Next, an example of the contents stored in the reception DB 600 will be described with reference to FIG. The reception DB 600 is realized by storage areas such as the ROM 302, the RAM 303, and the disk 305 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the contents stored in the reception DB 600. As shown in FIG. 6, the reception DB 600 includes fields of a patient terminal ID, a doctor in charge ID, a doctor in charge ID, a scheduled medical treatment date, and a scheduled medical treatment time in association with the patient ID field. In the reception DB 600, information is set in each field for each patient, whereby reception information is stored as a record 600-b. b is an arbitrary integer. In the example of FIG. 6, b is an arbitrary integer of 1 to 2.

  The patient ID is patient identification information. The patient terminal ID is identification information of the wireless terminal 110 carried by the patient identified by the patient ID. The attending physician ID is identification information of a medical worker who treats the patient identified by the patient ID. The medical doctor terminal ID is identification information of the use terminal 130 of the medical worker identified by the medical doctor ID. The scheduled medical treatment date is the date and time when the medical staff identified by the attending physician ID plans to treat the patient identified by the patient ID. The scheduled medical treatment time is a time at which a medical worker identified by the attending physician ID plans to treat the patient identified by the patient ID.

(Example of Functional Configuration of Medical Record Information Providing Device 100 According to First Embodiment)
Next, a functional configuration example of the medical record information providing apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a functional configuration example of the medical record information providing apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment. In FIG. 7, the chart information providing apparatus 100 includes a storage unit 701, a detection unit 702, a reading unit 703, and a providing unit 704.

  The storage unit 701 is realized by storage areas such as the ROM 302, the RAM 303, and the disk 305, for example. The detecting unit 702 to the providing unit 704 are functions as a control unit, for example, by causing the CPU 301 to execute a program stored in a storage device such as the ROM 302, the RAM 303, and the disk 305 illustrated in FIG. The function is realized by / F306. The processing result of each functional unit is stored in a storage area such as the RAM 303 and the disk 305, for example.

  The storage unit 701 stores medical chart information for each patient. For example, the storage unit 701 stores medical chart information in which a patient ID and a medical record are associated with each patient. Specifically, the storage unit 701 stores the medical record information DB 500 illustrated in FIG. Thereby, the memory | storage part 701 can accumulate | store the medical chart information containing the medical treatment record browsed by a medical worker when a medical worker treats a patient.

  The storage unit 701 stores the correspondence between the wireless terminal 110, the user of the wireless terminal 110, and the user and the use terminal 130 of the medical worker. The wireless terminal 110 is a computer carried by a patient. The user of the wireless terminal 110 is a patient. For example, the storage unit 701 stores reception information in which a patient ID, a patient terminal ID, and a medical doctor terminal ID are associated with each other. Specifically, the storage unit 701 stores the reception DB 600 illustrated in FIG. Accordingly, the storage unit 701 stores the reception information used by the medical record information providing apparatus 100 when the medical record information providing apparatus 100 specifies the use terminal 130 that provides the medical record information of the patient carrying the wireless terminal 110. I can leave.

  For example, the storage unit 701 may store a correspondence relationship between a predetermined area where the wireless terminal 110 may be located and a medical worker's use terminal 130 corresponding to the predetermined area. Specifically, the storage unit 701 stores a correspondence relationship between the identification information of the sensor 120 provided in the waiting room 121 of the predetermined medical department and the medical terminal ID of the use terminal 130 corresponding to the predetermined medical department. . Accordingly, the storage unit 701 stores information used in the medical record information providing apparatus 100 when the medical record information providing apparatus 100 specifies the use terminal 130 that provides the medical record information of the patient carrying the wireless terminal 110. be able to.

  The detection unit 702 detects the wireless terminal 110 located in a predetermined area. The detection unit 702 receives, for example, the patient terminal ID transmitted by the wireless terminal 110 carried by the patient waiting for medical care in the waiting room 121 of the predetermined medical department from the sensor 120 provided in the waiting room 121 of the predetermined medical department. To do. Thereby, the detection unit 702 can detect the wireless terminal 110 located in the waiting room 121 of the predetermined medical department with reference to the received patient terminal ID. In other words, the detection unit 702 can detect that there is a patient waiting for medical care who carries the wireless terminal 110 in the waiting room 121 of a predetermined medical department.

  In response to the detection unit 702 detecting the wireless terminal 110, the reading unit 703 reads from the storage unit 701 the medical chart information of the user of the wireless terminal 110 detected by the detection unit 702. For example, the reading unit 703 reads the patient ID associated with the patient terminal ID received by the detection unit 702 from the reception DB 600. Then, the reading unit 703 reads the chart information stored as a record including the read patient ID from the chart information DB 500. Accordingly, the reading unit 703 can acquire the chart information to be provided to the use terminal 130 before the medical staff requests the display of the chart information via the use terminal 130.

  When the wireless terminal 110 detected by the detection unit 702 has been in a predetermined area for a predetermined time or longer, the reading unit 703 may read the detected medical chart information of the user of the wireless terminal 110 from the storage unit 701. The reading unit 703 is, for example, the wireless terminal 110 that is identified by the patient terminal ID detected by the detection unit 702 when the same patient terminal ID is received a certain time after the detection unit 702 receives the patient terminal ID. However, it is determined that the user has been in the predetermined area for a certain period of time. Next, the reading unit 703 reads the patient ID associated with the patient terminal ID received by the detection unit 702 from the reception DB 600 when it is determined that the user is in the service area for a predetermined time or longer. Then, the reading unit 703 reads the chart information stored as a record including the read patient ID from the chart information DB 500. Accordingly, the reading unit 703 can acquire medical chart information of a patient waiting for medical care who carries the wireless terminal 110 located in a predetermined area for a predetermined time or longer as medical chart information to be provided to the use terminal 130. In other words, the reading unit 703 can suppress acquiring medical chart information of a patient who is not waiting for medical care such as a patient carrying the wireless terminal 110 that has passed the predetermined area.

  When the scheduled medical treatment time of the user of the wireless terminal 110 detected by the detection unit 702 is within a predetermined time from the current time, the reading unit 703 reads the detected medical chart information of the user of the wireless terminal 110 from the storage unit 701. Also good. For example, the reading unit 703 reads the patient ID, the scheduled medical date, and the scheduled medical time associated with the patient terminal ID received by the detecting unit 702 from the reception DB 600. Next, the reading unit 703 determines whether or not the scheduled treatment time on the scheduled treatment date is within a predetermined time from the current time. And if it is within predetermined time, the reading part 703 will read the medical chart information memorize | stored from the medical chart information DB500 as a record containing the read patient ID. As a result, the reading unit 703 carries, as the chart information to be provided to the use terminal 130, the chart information of the patient who is carrying the wireless terminal 110 located in a predetermined area and is waiting for the diagnosis and has little remaining time until the scheduled diagnosis time. Can be preferentially acquired from. In other words, the reading unit 703 delays acquiring medical record information of a patient who is not scheduled to be treated within a predetermined time from the current time, even if the wireless terminal 110 located in the predetermined area is carried. can do.

  The reading unit 703 refers to the storage unit 701 and specifies the medical worker's use terminal 130 associated with the wireless terminal 110 detected by the detection unit 702. For example, in the reception DB 600, the reading unit 703 reads the medical doctor terminal ID associated with the patient terminal ID received by the detection unit 702. Accordingly, the reading unit 703 can identify the use terminal 130 that provides the read medical record information with reference to the read medical doctor terminal ID.

  For example, the reading unit 703 refers to the storage unit 701 and is associated with the identification information of the sensor 120 provided in the predetermined area where the wireless terminal 110 of the patient terminal ID received by the detection unit 702 is located. The medical terminal ID may be read out. Accordingly, the reading unit 703 can identify the use terminal 130 that provides the read medical record information with reference to the read medical doctor terminal ID.

  The providing unit 704 provides the chart of the user of the wireless terminal 110 detected by the detecting unit 702 to the use terminal 130 specified by the reading unit 703. For example, the providing unit 704 transmits the patient chart information read by the reading unit 703 to the use terminal 130 identified by the medical doctor terminal ID specified by the reading unit 703.

  The patient's medical record information is displayed on the display screen of the user terminal 130 when the patient is designated on the transmitted user terminal 130. For example, when the use terminal 130 receives a patient chart information display request by an operation input from a medical staff, the use terminal 130 identifies the patient chart information requested to be displayed from the received chart information, and displays the display on the use terminal 130. Display on the screen.

  Accordingly, the providing unit 704 can provide the patient's medical chart information to the medical staff's use terminal 130 before the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information. As a result, the medical staff user terminal 130 does not wait for the patient's chart information to be provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100 when the medical staff requests display of the patient's chart information. Information can be displayed.

  The providing unit 704 may transmit the read medical chart information to the specified use terminal 130 when receiving the transmission request for the read medical chart information. For example, the providing unit 704 receives a transmission request for patient chart information from the use terminal 130 identified by the medical doctor terminal ID specified by the reading unit 703. When receiving the patient chart information transmission request, the providing unit 704 extracts the patient chart information from the patient chart information read by the reading unit 703, and the doctor in charge identified by the reading unit 703 It transmits to the use terminal 130 identified by the terminal ID.

  Accordingly, the providing unit 704 can read out the patient's medical chart information before the use terminal 130 requests transmission of the patient's medical chart information when the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information. . As a result, the provision unit 704 can provide the patient's chart information without reading the patient's chart information from the chart information DB 500 when the patient's chart information is requested to be transmitted from the use terminal 130 of the medical staff. It becomes possible.

  The providing unit 704 may transmit screen information corresponding to the read medical chart information to the identified use terminal 130 when receiving a transmission request for the read medical chart information. For example, when receiving a request for transmitting patient chart information, the providing unit 704 generates screen information indicating the patient chart information and transmits the screen information to the use terminal 130. Thereby, the utilization terminal 130 does not need to generate the screen information including the chart information after the chart information is provided.

(Operation example 1 of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment)
Next, an operation example 1 of the electronic medical record system 200 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of an operation example 1 of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment. In FIG. 8, a waiting room 121 and a medical room 131 exist for each department of internal medicine, surgery, and orthopedics. Each waiting room 121 is provided with a sensor 120. Each clinic 131 is provided with a use terminal 130.

  In the example of FIG. 8, the internal waiting room 121 is referred to as “waiting room 121A”. The surgical waiting room 121 is referred to as “waiting room 121B”. Also, the orthopedic waiting room 121 is referred to as “waiting room 121C”. In addition, the internal medical office 131 is referred to as “medical room 131A”. The surgical clinic 131 is referred to as “clinic 131B”. The orthopedic clinic 131 is referred to as “clinic 131C”.

  The sensor 120 provided in the waiting room 121A is referred to as “sensor 120A”. The sensor 120 provided in the waiting room 121B is referred to as “sensor 120B”. The sensor 120 provided in the waiting room 121C is referred to as “sensor 120C”. Further, the use terminal 130 provided in the clinic 131A is referred to as “use terminal 130A”. In addition, the use terminal 130 provided in the clinic 131B is referred to as “use terminal 130B”. Further, the use terminal 130 provided in the clinic 131C is referred to as “use terminal 130C”.

  Here, the patient waits for medical treatment in the waiting room 121A of the internal medicine, moves to the medical treatment room 131A of the internal medicine, and is treated by referring to the patient's medical chart information displayed on the internal use terminal 130A by the medical staff of internal medicine. The operation example 1 will be described with reference to an example.

  In FIG. 8, (11) When the patient “Taro XX” visits a medical facility, the wireless terminal 110 is lent at the reception. The patient “Taro Taro” carries the lent radio terminal 110.

  (12) The reception staff uses the reception apparatus 201 to identify the identification information “001” of the patient “XXX Taro” and the identification information “P-DEVICE 1” of the wireless terminal 110 lent to the patient “XXX Taro”. Reception information in which at least these are associated is generated. The reception staff uses the reception device 201 to transmit the generated reception information to the medical record information providing device 100. When receiving the reception information, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 adds the received reception information to the reception DB 600.

  (13) The patient “Taro Taro” moves to a predetermined area corresponding to the department where he / she receives medical care while carrying the lent wireless terminal 110. For example, the patient “Taro XX” moves to the internal waiting room 121A where he / she receives medical care while carrying the lent wireless terminal 110.

  (14) The sensor 120A provided in the internal waiting room 121A receives the identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the wireless terminal 110 transmitted from the wireless terminal 110 carried by the patient “Taro XXX”. The sensor 120 </ b> A transmits the received identification information “P-DEVICE 1” of the wireless terminal 110 to the medical record information providing apparatus 100.

  (15) The chart information providing apparatus 100 receives the identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the wireless terminal 110 from the sensor 120A provided in the waiting room 121A of the internal medicine. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the reception DB 600 and acquires the identification information “001” of the patient “Taro” associated with the identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the received wireless terminal 110. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical record information DB 500 and acquires medical chart information including the identification information “001” of the acquired patient “Taro”.

  The medical record information providing apparatus 100 specifies the use terminal 130 corresponding to the sensor 120 that has transmitted the identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the wireless terminal 110. The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 specifies, for example, the use terminal 130 corresponding to the waiting room 121 in which the sensor 120 that has transmitted the identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the wireless terminal 110 is provided.

  Specifically, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 specifies the use terminal 130A of the medical staff of the internal medicine corresponding to the waiting room 121A of the internal medicine where the sensor 120A is provided. The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 transmits the acquired medical chart information to the use terminal 130A of the specified medical staff.

  (16) The use terminal 130A receives the chart information. When receiving the chart information, the use terminal 130A displays a list screen including a list of personal information of patients or a browsing screen including chart information. Now, moving on to the description of FIG. 9, an example of the transition of the display screen of the user terminal 130 will be described.

(Example of transition of display screen of user terminal 130)
FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of the transition of the display screen of the usage terminal 130. When the utilization terminal 130 receives one or more pieces of chart information, the utilization terminal 130 displays a list screen 910. The list screen 910 is a screen that shows personal information of a patient and includes one or a plurality of display areas 911 that can be selected by an operation input of a medical staff. The display content of the list screen 910 may be updated by the use terminal 130 every time the use terminal 130 receives new patient chart information.

  The use terminal 130 extracts, for example, patient personal information such as a patient name and a patient Kana name from each of the received one or a plurality of chart information, and displays a display area 911 that indicates the personal information of one or a plurality of patients, respectively. The screen information of the list screen 910 including is generated. Then, the utilization terminal 130 displays a list screen 910 based on the generated screen information.

  When the use terminal 130 receives selection of any display area 911 by a medical worker's operation input using a keyboard or mouse (not shown), the viewing screen 920 corresponding to the display area 911 selected from the list screen 910 is displayed. The display content changes to. The browsing screen 920 is a screen including a display area 921 indicating medical records of medical record information of any patient.

  For example, the use terminal 130 receives selection of the display area 911 in which personal information of the patient “Taro XXX” is displayed. Then, the use terminal 130 extracts a medical record of the medical record information of the patient “Taro” from the received medical record information, and displays a screen of the browsing screen 920 including the medical record of the medical record information of the patient “Taro” Generate information. Then, the use terminal 130 transitions the display content from the list screen 910 to the browsing screen 920 based on the generated screen information of the browsing screen 920.

  Accordingly, the use terminal 130 does not wait for the patient's chart information to be provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100 when the patient's chart information is requested to be displayed by the operation input of the medical staff. Information can be displayed.

(Operation example 2 of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment)
Next, an operation example 2 of the electronic medical record system 200 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of an operation example 2 of the electronic medical chart system 200 according to the first embodiment. In the operation example 2, unlike the operation example 1, a case where there is no individual waiting room 121 for each department will be described.

  In FIG. 10, unlike FIG. 8, there is no separate waiting room 121 for each department of internal medicine, surgery, and orthopedics, and there is a common waiting room 121 for each department. On the other hand, as in FIG. 8, there is a medical room 131 for each medical department of internal medicine, surgery, and orthopedics. In the waiting room 121, a plurality of sensors 120 are provided. Each clinic 131 is provided with a use terminal 130.

  In the example of FIG. 10, as in FIG. 8, the internal medicine room 131 is represented as “clinic room 131 </ b> A”. The surgical clinic 131 is referred to as “clinic 131B”. The orthopedic clinic 131 is referred to as “clinic 131C”.

  In addition, the plurality of sensors provided in the waiting room 121 are referred to as “sensors 120a, 120b, 120c”, respectively. Further, the use terminal 130 provided in the clinic 131A is referred to as “use terminal 130A”. In addition, the use terminal 130 provided in the clinic 131B is referred to as “use terminal 130B”. Further, the use terminal 130 provided in the clinic 131C is referred to as “use terminal 130C”.

  Here, the patient waits for medical care in the waiting room 121, moves to the medical room 131A of the internal medicine, and is treated by referring to the patient's medical record information displayed on the internal use terminal 130A by the medical staff of the internal medicine An example of operation 2 will be described.

  In FIG. 10, (21) When the patient “Taro XX” visits a medical facility, the wireless terminal 110 is lent at the reception. The patient “Taro Taro” carries the lent radio terminal 110.

  (22) The reception staff uses the reception device 201 to generate reception information. The reception information includes, for example, identification information “001” of the patient “Taro”, identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the wireless terminal 110 lent to the patient, and a use terminal 130 of a medical worker who treats the patient The identification information “AAA” is associated with at least. The reception staff uses the reception device 201 to transmit the generated reception information to the medical record information providing device 100. When receiving the reception information, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 adds the received reception information to the reception DB 600.

  (23) The patient “Taro XXX” moves to a predetermined area common to a plurality of medical departments while carrying the lent radio terminal 110. For example, the patient “Taro Taro” moves to the waiting room 121 common to internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, etc. while carrying the lent wireless terminal 110.

  (24) The sensor 120b provided in the common waiting room 121 receives the identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the wireless terminal 110 transmitted from the wireless terminal 110 carried by the patient “Taro XXX”. The sensor 120b transmits the received identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the wireless terminal 110 to the medical record information providing apparatus 100.

  (25) The chart information providing apparatus 100 receives the identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the wireless terminal 110 from the sensor 120b provided in the common waiting room 121. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the reception DB 600, and identifies the identification information “001” of the patient “Taro” associated with the identification information “P-DEVICE1” of the received wireless terminal 110 and the use terminal 130A. Identification information “AAA” is acquired.

  The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical record information DB 500 and acquires medical chart information including the identification information “001” of the acquired patient “Taro”. The chart information providing apparatus 100 transmits the acquired chart information to the use terminal 130A identified by the acquired identification information “AAA”.

  (26) The use terminal 130A receives the chart information. When receiving the chart information, the use terminal 130A displays a list screen 910 including a list of patient personal information or a browsing screen 920 including chart information. Here, an example of the transition of the display screen of the use terminal 130 is the same as the example of the transition of the display screen illustrated in FIG.

(Medical information provision processing procedure according to the first embodiment)
Next, an example of the medical record information provision processing procedure according to the first embodiment, which is executed by the medical record information provision apparatus 100, will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 11 is a flowchart of an example of a chart information providing process procedure according to the first embodiment. In FIG. 11, first, the chart information providing apparatus 100 receives the identification information of the wireless terminal 110 transmitted from the wireless terminal 110 carried by the patient and relayed to the sensor 120 (step S1101). Next, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 refers to the reception DB 600 and acquires patient identification information associated with the identification information of the wireless terminal 110 (step S1102). Then, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical chart information DB 500 and acquires medical chart information associated with the acquired patient identification information (step S1103).

  Next, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the reception DB 600 and uses the medical staff who browses the acquired medical record information based on the identification information of the use terminal 130 associated with the acquired patient identification information. The terminal 130 is specified (step S1104). Then, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 transmits the acquired medical chart information to the identified use terminal 130 (step S1105), and ends the medical chart information providing process. Accordingly, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can provide the patient's medical chart information to the medical staff's use terminal 130 before the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information.

(Display processing procedure according to the first embodiment)
Next, an example of the display processing procedure according to the first embodiment, which is executed by the user terminal 130, will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 12 is a flowchart of an example of a display processing procedure according to the first embodiment. In FIG. 12, first, the utilization terminal 130 receives one or more pieces of chart information from the chart information providing apparatus 100 (step S1201). Next, the use terminal 130 extracts the patient personal information such as the patient name and the patient Kana name from each of the received medical record information, and displays a list of the patient personal information (step S1202). And the utilization terminal 130 receives designation | designated of the patient who displayed personal information by the operation input of a medical worker (step S1203).

  Next, the utilization terminal 130 extracts the medical record from the medical record information of the designated patient, and displays the medical record of the designated patient (step S1204). Then, the user terminal 130 ends the display process. Thereby, the use terminal 130 displays the patient's chart information without waiting for the patient's chart information to be provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100 when the medical staff requests display of the patient's chart information. It becomes possible.

  As described above, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, a medical worker who detects a wireless terminal 110 located in a predetermined area and refers to the storage unit 701 and is associated with the detected wireless terminal 110. Can be identified. According to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, the detected medical terminal information of the user of the wireless terminal 110 can be provided to the identified use terminal 130. Accordingly, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 receives the medical record information of the patient in the predetermined area from the medical worker before the medical worker requests to display the medical record information of the patient in the predetermined area. It can be provided to the user terminal 130. As a result, the medical staff user terminal 130 does not wait for the patient's chart information to be provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100 when the medical staff requests display of the patient's chart information. Information can be displayed.

  Further, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, the detected medical record information of the user of the wireless terminal 110 can be read out from the storage unit 701 that stores medical record information for each patient. Then, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, when the transmission request for the read medical record information is received, the read medical record information can be transmitted to the specified use terminal 130. As a result, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 obtains the medical record information of the patient located in the predetermined area before the medical staff user terminal 130 requests transmission of the medical record information of the patient located in the predetermined area. It can be read out. As a result, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 does not need to read out the patient's medical chart information requested for transmission when receiving a transmission request of the patient's medical chart information from the use terminal 130 of the medical staff, but reads out in advance. Patient chart information can be provided.

  Further, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can prevent the medical record information that is not requested to be transmitted from the medical staff user terminal 130 from being read from the medical staff user terminal 130 even when the medical chart information is read. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 can suppress an increase in the amount of communication with the use terminal 130 of the medical worker, and also suppress an increase in the memory usage of the medical record information in the use terminal 130 of the medical worker. can do.

  Further, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, when the detected wireless terminal 110 is present in a predetermined area for a certain time or longer, the user of the detected wireless terminal 110 is stored in the storage unit 701 that stores medical record information for each patient. Medical chart information can be read out. Thereby, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 can provide the medical staff using terminal 130 with medical chart information of a patient who has been in a predetermined area for a certain period of time or longer. In other words, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can prevent medical record information of a patient who is not waiting for medical treatment, such as a patient passing through a predetermined area, from being transmitted to the use terminal 130 of the medical staff. Then, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can prevent medical record information of a patient who is not treated by a medical worker from being displayed on the use terminal 130 of the medical worker, and increase in the amount of communication with the use terminal 130 of the medical worker. Can be suppressed.

  Further, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, when the detected medical treatment time of the user of the wireless terminal 110 is within a predetermined time from the current time, the detected wireless communication is stored in the storage unit 701 that stores medical record information for each patient. The chart information of the user of the terminal 110 can be read out. Thereby, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 can provide the medical staff using terminal 130 with medical chart information of a patient who has been in a predetermined area for a certain period of time or longer. In other words, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can prevent medical record information of a patient who is not waiting for medical treatment, such as a patient passing through a predetermined area, from being transmitted to the use terminal 130 of the medical staff. Then, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can prevent medical record information of a patient who is not treated by a medical worker from being displayed on the use terminal 130 of the medical worker, and increase in the amount of communication with the use terminal 130 of the medical worker. Can be suppressed.

  Further, according to the use terminal 130 of the medical staff, when the detected user of the wireless terminal 110 is designated, the medical chart information of the user of the detected wireless terminal 110 can be displayed on the display screen of the use terminal 130. it can. Thereby, the medical staff user terminal 130 can display the patient's medical chart information when the medical staff's operation input requests the patient's medical chart information to be displayed.

  Here, it is conceivable that the conventional arithmetic device provides all the medical chart information of the patient scheduled to be treated by the medical staff on the day to the medical staff user terminal 130. However, in this case, the conventional arithmetic device causes an increase in the communication amount with the use terminal 130 of the medical worker, and an increase in the memory usage for the chart information in the use terminal 130 of the medical worker. . In addition, the conventional arithmetic unit also provides information on the patient's medical record that does not need to be provided, such as medical record information of a patient who is scheduled to undergo medical treatment on that day but is not actually visiting a medical facility and is not waiting for medical treatment. And provided to the use terminal 130 of the medical staff.

  On the other hand, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100 of the first embodiment, the wireless terminal 110 located in a predetermined area is detected, and the medical worker's use terminal 130 associated with the detected wireless terminal 110 is detected. The medical chart information of the user of the detected wireless terminal 110 can be provided. Accordingly, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 gives priority to the medical record information of the patient who is scheduled to visit the medical facility, among the medical record information of the patient who is scheduled to be treated on the day, by the medical staff. Can be provided to the user terminal 130. As a result, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can suppress an increase in the amount of communication with the use terminal 130 of the medical worker, and can also suppress an increase in the amount of memory used for the medical record information in the use terminal 130 of the medical worker. .

  In addition, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 does not need to provide medical record information of a patient who is scheduled to undergo medical treatment on the day, but has not actually visited a medical facility and is not waiting for medical treatment. It is possible not to provide the chart information to the use terminal 130. As a result, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 reduces the communication processing of the medical staff to the use terminal 130 for the medical record information of the patient that does not need to be provided, and reduces the memory usage in the use terminal 130 of the medical staff. can do.

(Embodiment 2)
Next, an example of the chart information providing method according to the second embodiment will be described. FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of an example of the chart information providing method according to the second embodiment. In FIG. 13, a medical record information providing apparatus 100 is a computer that provides medical record information of a patient to a wireless terminal 1301 used by a medical worker.

  In home visits, the patient waits for a specific place, such as a home or hospital room, until the start of his / her own care, while the health care worker moves to a specific place with a patient waiting for medical care and waits for a medical checkup. Often, the practice of treating a patient is taken. Here, when the medical worker moves to a specific place where a patient waiting for medical care is present, the medical record information of the patient waiting for medical care is read by the DB server using the wireless terminal 1301 and received from the DB server. Then, the patient's medical chart information is browsed.

  However, as the medical record information accumulated in the DB server becomes enormous, the reading time required to read out the patient's medical record information requested to be displayed by the medical staff will be increased. Furthermore, the communication time required for providing the read patient chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff is also increased. In addition, the display time required for displaying the provided medical chart information of the patient on the wireless terminal 1301 of the medical staff is also increased.

  Accordingly, the waiting time of the medical staff from when the medical chart information of the patient is requested to be displayed by the medical staff until it is provided to the wireless terminal 1301 of the medical staff and displayed on the wireless terminal 1301 of the medical staff is increased. Will be invited. As a result, the start of medical care of the patient by the medical staff may be delayed, or the medical care efficiency of the patient by the medical staff may deteriorate, and the quality of the medical service provided to the patient may be reduced. Therefore, in the present embodiment, a medical record information providing method capable of shortening the time until medical record information is displayed on the use terminal of the medical staff will be described.

  In FIG. 13, a wireless terminal 1301 is a computer that becomes a wireless terminal 1301 of a medical worker. The wireless terminal 1301 is provided with medical chart information from the medical chart information providing apparatus 100. The wireless terminal 1301 displays the chart information of the specific patient among the chart information provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100 when the chart information of the specific patient is requested to be displayed by the operation input of the medical staff. The wireless terminal 1301 is carried and used by a medical worker.

  In the example of FIG. 13, (31) a medical worker goes to a specific location such as a specific patient's home H or a hospital room, and enters a predetermined area A corresponding to a specific patient that is a peripheral region of the specific location. To do. The wireless terminal 1301 carried by the medical staff actively or passively transmits its own device position information to the medical record information providing device 100. Thereby, the wireless terminal 1301 can transmit the position information of the wireless terminal 1301 as information indicating the position where the medical worker carrying the wireless terminal 1301 is located.

  (32) The medical record information providing apparatus 100 receives the position information of the wireless terminal 1301 from the wireless terminal 1301. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 determines whether or not the position indicated by the received position information is included in a predetermined area A corresponding to a specific patient. Then, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 detects that the wireless terminal 1301 carried by the medical worker is located in a predetermined area A corresponding to a specific patient. Thereby, the chart information providing apparatus 100 can detect that there is a medical worker carrying the wireless terminal 1301 approaching a specific place where the patient is present.

  (33) The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 stores medical chart information for each patient as a DB server. The chart information providing apparatus 100 searches for chart information of a specific patient from the accumulated chart information. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 provides the searched medical record information of the specific patient to the wireless terminal 1301 located in the predetermined area A. Thereby, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can provide the patient's medical chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff before the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information.

  (34) The wireless terminal 1301 stores the provided chart information of the specific patient. The wireless terminal 1301 displays the medical record information of the specific patient when the display of the stored medical record information of the specific patient is requested by the operation input of the medical staff. Accordingly, when the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information, the wireless terminal 1301 displays the patient's medical chart information without waiting for the patient's medical chart information to be provided from the medical chart information providing apparatus 100. It becomes possible. The wireless terminal 1301 can reduce the waiting time from when the patient's chart information is requested to be displayed until the patient's chart information is displayed.

  As described above, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, after a medical worker approaches a specific place such as the home H where the patient is waiting for medical care, the patient visits the place and starts medical care of the patient. The patient chart information can be read out and provided to the wireless terminal 1301. Then, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, the time until the medical record information of the patient is displayed on the wireless terminal 1301 when a medical worker visits a specific place such as the home H where the patient is waiting for medical care. Can be shortened. Also, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, the medical record information of the patient can be displayed on the wireless terminal 1301 in advance before the medical staff visits a specific place such as the home H where the patient is waiting for medical treatment. Thereby, the chart information providing apparatus 100 can prevent the start of the medical treatment of the patient by the medical staff from being delayed, and can shorten the time taken for the medical treatment of the patient. And since the time required for medical care per patient is shortened, the medical worker can perform a medical service efficiently and can improve the quality of a medical service.

  Here, although the case where the medical record information providing apparatus 100 is an apparatus different from the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff has been described, the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the chart information providing apparatus 100 may be integrated with the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff. Moreover, although the case where the chart information providing apparatus 100 is a DB server that accumulates patient chart information has been described here, the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the patient's chart information may be stored by an information storage device different from the chart information providing apparatus 100, and the chart information providing apparatus 100 may acquire the chart information from the information storage apparatus.

  Here, a case has been described in which the wireless terminal 1301 displays medical chart information when a display request is made by an operation input by a medical worker, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the wireless terminal 1301 may automatically display the medical chart information when receiving the medical chart information.

(Example of electronic medical record system 1400)
Next, an example of an electronic medical chart system 1400 according to the second embodiment to which the medical chart information providing method shown in FIG. 13 is applied will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram of an example of an electronic medical record system 1400 according to the second embodiment. In FIG. 14, an electronic medical record system 1400 includes a medical record information providing apparatus 100, a plurality of wireless terminals 1301, and a plurality of areas A. The chart information providing apparatus 100 and the wireless terminal 1301 are connected by a network 210. The network 210 is, for example, a LAN, a WAN, the Internet, a mobile phone network, or the like.

  The medical record information providing apparatus 100 is a computer that provides medical record information of a patient to a wireless terminal 1301 used by a medical worker. The chart information providing apparatus 100 is provided, for example, in a medical facility or a data center corresponding to the medical facility. The chart information providing apparatus 100 is, for example, a server, a workstation, a PC, a notebook PC, or the like.

  The wireless terminal 1301 receives a GPS signal from a GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite, generates position information of the own apparatus, and transmits the position information of the own apparatus to the chart information providing apparatus 100 via the mobile phone network. Computer. In addition, the wireless terminal 1301 is provided with patient chart information from the chart information providing apparatus 100. Further, the wireless terminal 1301 can accept a display request for patient chart information by an operation input from a medical staff using the wireless terminal 1301. Also, the wireless terminal 1301 can display the chart information of the patient who has received the display request from the chart information provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100.

  Each of the plurality of wireless terminals 1301 is provided at a standby place where a medical worker belonging to each of a plurality of medical departments waits. The waiting place is, for example, a doctor's office assigned to a department. The clinical department is a division of the medical field. Examples of medical departments include internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, dermatology, ophthalmology, radiology, and psychiatry. The wireless terminal 1301 is used by a medical worker, for example. The wireless terminal 1301 is, for example, a PC, a notebook PC, a tablet terminal, or a mobile terminal.

  Area A is a peripheral area of a specific place where a patient who is a medical treatment target waits. Area A is, for example, a peripheral area of the patient's home H where the patient waits. Specifically, the area A is a circular area having a radius of several hundred meters centered on the patient's home H where the patient waits. The area A may be, for example, a cell of a base station of a mobile phone network where the patient's home H exists.

(Example of hardware configuration of medical record information providing apparatus 100 and wireless terminal 1301)
The hardware configuration example of the medical record information providing apparatus 100 and the wireless terminal 1301 included in the example of the electronic medical record system 1400 according to the second embodiment illustrated in FIG. 14 is the same as the hardware configuration example illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4. The description is omitted because it is similar.

(Example of Functional Configuration of Medical Record Information Providing Device 100 According to Second Embodiment)
Next, a functional configuration example of the medical record information providing apparatus 100 according to the second embodiment will be described. The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 includes a storage unit 701, a detection unit 702, a reading unit 703, and a providing unit 704, as in FIG. 7.

  The storage unit 701 is realized by storage areas such as the ROM 302, the RAM 303, and the disk 305, for example. The detecting unit 702 to the providing unit 704 are functions as a control unit, for example, by causing the CPU 301 to execute a program stored in a storage device such as the ROM 302, the RAM 303, and the disk 305 illustrated in FIG. The function is realized by / F306. The processing result of each functional unit is stored in a storage area such as the RAM 303 and the disk 305, for example.

  The storage unit 701 stores medical chart information for each patient. For example, the storage unit 701 stores medical chart information in which a patient ID and a medical record are associated with each patient. Specifically, the storage unit 701 stores the medical record information DB 500 illustrated in FIG. Thereby, the memory | storage part 701 can accumulate | store the medical chart information containing the medical treatment record browsed by a medical worker when a medical worker treats a patient.

  The storage unit 701 stores an area A corresponding to a patient. The memory | storage part 701 memorize | stores the medical chart information which matched patient ID and position information for every patient, for example. Specifically, the storage unit 701 stores the medical record information DB 500 illustrated in FIG. Thereby, the memory | storage part 701 can memorize | store the positional information used in order to specify the area A where the patient who a medical worker cares for waits.

  The storage unit 701 stores a correspondence relationship between the wireless terminal 1301, the user of the wireless terminal 1301, and a patient who is a medical treatment target for the user. The wireless terminal 1301 is a computer carried by a medical worker. The user of the wireless terminal 1301 is a medical worker. For example, the storage unit 701 stores reception information in which a medical doctor ID, a medical doctor terminal ID, and a patient ID are associated with each other. Here, the patient information may not be included in the reception information. Specifically, the storage unit 701 stores the reception DB 600 illustrated in FIG. Accordingly, the storage unit 701 can accumulate reception information used by the medical record information providing apparatus 100 when the medical record information providing apparatus 100 specifies a patient to be treated by a medical staff.

  The detection unit 702 receives position information of the wireless terminal 1301 from the wireless terminal 1301. Then, the detection unit 702 detects that the received position information is included in the area A corresponding to a specific patient. The specific patient is, for example, a medical treatment target for the user of the wireless terminal 1301.

  For example, the detection unit 702 receives position information of the wireless terminal 1301 from the wireless terminal 1301 via the mobile phone network. Then, the detection unit 702 refers to the storage unit 701 and detects that the received position information is included in the area A corresponding to a specific patient associated with the wireless terminal 1301.

  Specifically, the detection unit 702 receives position information of the wireless terminal 1301 generated based on the GPS signal from the GPS satellite by the wireless terminal 1301 from the wireless terminal 1301 via the mobile phone network. Next, the detection unit 702 reads the patient ID associated with the medical doctor terminal ID of the wireless terminal 1301 from the reception DB 600. And the detection part 702 reads the positional information matched with the read patient ID from the medical chart information DB500.

  Next, the detection unit 702 determines whether or not the distance between the position indicated by the received position information of the wireless terminal 1301 and the position indicated by the read position information is equal to or less than a predetermined distance. If the detection unit 702 is equal to or less than the predetermined distance, the detection unit 702 detects that the wireless terminal 1301 is included in the area A corresponding to the specific patient. Thereby, the detection unit 702 can detect that a medical worker has entered a peripheral region of a specific patient.

  When the reading unit 703 detects that the detection unit 702 is included in the area A, the reading unit 703 reads the chart information of a specific patient from the storage unit 701. For example, the reading unit 703 reads the medical record information stored as a record including the patient ID read by the detection unit 702 from the medical record information DB 500. Accordingly, the reading unit 703 can acquire the chart information provided to the wireless terminal 1301 prior to the medical worker requesting display of the chart information via the wireless terminal 1301.

  When the providing unit 704 detects that the received position information is included in the area A corresponding to the specific patient, the providing unit 704 transmits the chart information of the specific patient to the wireless terminal 1301. For example, the providing unit 704 transmits the patient chart information read by the reading unit 703 to the wireless terminal 1301 that has transmitted the position information.

  The patient chart information is displayed on the display screen of the wireless terminal 1301 when the patient is designated in the transmitted wireless terminal 1301. For example, when the wireless terminal 1301 receives a display request for the patient's medical chart information by the operation input of the medical staff, the wireless terminal 1301 identifies the medical chart information from the received medical chart information and displays it on the display screen of the wireless terminal 1301.

  Accordingly, the providing unit 704 can provide the patient's medical chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff before the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information. As a result, the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff does not wait for the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 to provide the patient's medical chart information when the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information. It becomes possible to display the medical chart information.

  The providing unit 704 may transmit the chart information read by the reading unit 703 to the wireless terminal 1301 when receiving a request for transmission of the chart information read by the reading unit 703. For example, the providing unit 704 receives a transmission request for patient chart information from the wireless terminal 1301 that has transmitted the position information. Then, when the providing unit 704 receives a transmission request for patient chart information, the providing unit 704 extracts the patient chart information from the patient chart information read by the reading unit 703, and transmits the position information. To 1301.

  Accordingly, the providing unit 704 can read out the patient's medical chart information before the wireless terminal 1301 requests to transmit the patient's medical chart information when the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information. . As a result, the provision unit 704 provides the patient chart information without reading out the patient chart information from the chart information DB 500 when the patient chart information is requested to be transmitted from the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff. It becomes possible.

  The providing unit 704 may transmit screen information corresponding to the chart information read by the reading unit 703 to the wireless terminal 1301 when receiving a request for transmitting the chart information read by the reading unit 703. For example, when receiving a request for transmitting patient chart information, the providing unit 704 generates screen information indicating the patient chart information and transmits the screen information to the wireless terminal 1301. Accordingly, the wireless terminal 1301 does not have to generate screen information including medical chart information after the medical chart information is provided.

(Operation example 1 of the electronic medical chart system 1400 according to the second embodiment)
Next, an operation example 1 of the electronic medical record system 1400 according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram of an operation example 1 of the electronic medical record system 1400 according to the second embodiment. In the example of FIG. 15, an example is given in which a medical worker visits each home H of a plurality of patients to treat each of a plurality of patients and treats each of the plurality of patients. Example 1 will be described.

  In FIG. 15, (41) a medical worker moves toward the home H of the patient to be treated while carrying the wireless terminal 1301 in order to treat the patient.

  (42) The wireless terminal 1301 receives a GPS signal from a GPS satellite. The wireless terminal 1301 generates position information of the wireless terminal 1301 based on the received GPS signal. The wireless terminal 1301 transmits the generated location information of the wireless terminal 1301 and identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301 to the medical record information providing apparatus 100 via the mobile phone network.

  (43) The medical record information providing apparatus 100 receives the position information of the wireless terminal 1301 and the identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical record information DB 500 and acquires position information corresponding to the homes H of one or more patients.

  The medical record information providing apparatus 100 includes the patient home H1 indicating a position within a predetermined distance from the position indicated by the position information of the received wireless terminal 1301 among the acquired position information corresponding to the home H of one or more patients. The position information corresponding to H2 is extracted. Thereby, the chart information providing apparatus 100 can extract the position information corresponding to the home H of the patient in which the wireless terminal 1301 is located in the predetermined area A that is the peripheral area.

  (44) The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical chart information DB 500 and acquires medical chart information including position information corresponding to the extracted patient homes H1 and H2. The chart information providing apparatus 100 transmits the acquired chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 identified by the received identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301.

  (45) The wireless terminal 1301 receives medical chart information. When receiving the chart information, the wireless terminal 1301 displays a list screen 910 including a list of patient personal information and a browsing screen 920 including the chart information. Here, an example of the transition of the display screen of the wireless terminal 1301 is the same as the example of the transition of the display screen shown in FIG.

  As a result, the wireless terminal 1301 does not wait for the patient chart information to be provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100 when the patient chart information is requested to be displayed by the operation input of the medical staff, without waiting for the patient chart information to be provided. Information can be displayed.

(Operation example 2 of the electronic medical chart system 1400 according to the second embodiment)
Next, an operation example 2 of the electronic medical record system 1400 according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In the example of FIG. 16, unlike FIG. 15, an example in which a medical worker visits the home H of a patient who is the subject of medical treatment among a plurality of patients and treats the patient who is the subject of medical treatment. The operation example 1 will be described.

  FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram of an operation example 2 of the electronic medical chart system 1400 according to the second embodiment. In FIG. 16, (51) the medical worker moves toward the home H3 of the patient to be treated while carrying the wireless terminal 1301 in order to treat the patient. Here, it is assumed that the homes H1, H2, etc. of other patients are the homes H of patients who are examined by other medical workers, and are not the homes H of the patients who are examined by the moving medical workers in FIG.

  (52) The wireless terminal 1301 receives the GPS signal from the GPS satellite at the point P1 where the medical worker is moving. The wireless terminal 1301 generates position information of the wireless terminal 1301 based on the received GPS signal. The wireless terminal 1301 transmits the generated location information of the wireless terminal 1301 and identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301 to the medical record information providing apparatus 100 via the mobile phone network.

  (53) The chart information providing apparatus 100 receives the position information of the wireless terminal 1301 and the identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the reception DB 600 and acquires the identification information of one or more patients associated with the received identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical record information DB 500 and acquires position information corresponding to the home H of the patient associated with each of the acquired identification information of one or more patients.

  The medical record information providing apparatus 100 sets the acquired position information corresponding to the home H of one or more patients to the patient's home H indicating a position within a predetermined distance from the position indicated by the received position information of the wireless terminal 1301. Extract the corresponding location information.

  (54) Here, the patient's home H existing around the wireless terminal 1301 is the patient's homes H1, H2, etc. that are not examined by a medical worker carrying the wireless terminal 1301. For this reason, it is assumed that the position information corresponding to the patient's homes H1, H2, etc. has not been extracted by the chart information providing apparatus 100. Since the patient position information is not extracted, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 determines that there is no medical record information to be provided to the wireless terminal 1301, and does not transmit the medical record information to the wireless terminal 1301.

  (55) The wireless terminal 1301 receives the GPS signal from the GPS satellite at the point P2 where the medical worker is moving. The wireless terminal 1301 generates position information of the wireless terminal 1301 based on the received GPS signal. The wireless terminal 1301 transmits the generated location information of the wireless terminal 1301 and identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301 to the medical record information providing apparatus 100 via the mobile phone network.

  (56) The medical record information providing apparatus 100 receives the position information of the wireless terminal 1301 and the identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical record information DB 500 and acquires position information corresponding to the homes H of one or more patients. The medical record information providing apparatus 100 sets the acquired position information corresponding to the home H of one or more patients to the patient's home H indicating a position within a predetermined distance from the position indicated by the received position information of the wireless terminal 1301. Extract the corresponding location information.

  (57) Here, the patient's home H that exists in the vicinity of the wireless terminal 1301 is the patient's home H3 that is treated by a medical worker carrying the wireless terminal 1301. For this reason, it is assumed that the position information corresponding to the patient's home H3 is extracted by the medical record information providing apparatus 100.

  The medical chart information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical chart information DB 500 and acquires medical chart information including position information corresponding to the extracted patient's home H3. The chart information providing apparatus 100 transmits the acquired chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 identified by the received identification information “AAA” of the wireless terminal 1301.

  (58) The wireless terminal 1301 receives the chart information. When receiving the chart information, the wireless terminal 1301 displays a list screen 910 including a list of patient personal information and a browsing screen 920 including the chart information. Here, an example of the transition of the display screen of the wireless terminal 1301 is the same as the example of the transition of the display screen shown in FIG.

  As a result, the wireless terminal 1301 does not wait for the patient chart information to be provided from the chart information providing apparatus 100 when the patient chart information is requested to be displayed by the operation input of the medical staff, without waiting for the patient chart information to be provided. Information can be displayed.

(Procedure for providing medical chart information according to the second embodiment)
Next, an example of a medical record information provision processing procedure according to the second embodiment executed by the medical record information provision apparatus 100 will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 17 is a flowchart of an example of a chart information providing process procedure according to the second embodiment. In FIG. 17, first, the chart information providing apparatus 100 receives the identification information and position information of the wireless terminal 1301 from the wireless terminal 1301 carried by the medical staff (step S1701).

  Next, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 refers to the reception DB 600 and acquires one or more patient identification information associated with the received identification information of the wireless terminal 1301 (step S1702). Then, the chart information providing apparatus 100 acquires patient position information associated with each of one or more patient identification information (step S1703).

  Next, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 extracts position information indicating a position within a predetermined distance from the position indicated by the received position information of the wireless terminal 1301 among the position information of one or a plurality of patients (step S1704). . Then, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 refers to the medical chart information DB 500 and acquires medical chart information associated with the extracted position information (step S1705).

  Next, the chart information providing apparatus 100 transmits the acquired chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 (step S1706). Then, the chart information providing apparatus 100 ends the chart information providing process. Thereby, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can provide the patient's medical chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff before the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information.

(Display processing procedure according to the second embodiment)
An example of the display processing procedure according to the second embodiment is the same as the example of the display processing procedure according to the first embodiment illustrated in FIG.

  As described above, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, when it is detected that the position information of the wireless terminal 1301 received from the wireless terminal 1301 is included in the area A corresponding to the specific patient, the medical record of the specific patient is displayed. Information can be transmitted to the wireless terminal 1301. Thereby, the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 can transmit the medical chart information of a specific patient to the wireless terminal 1301 when the medical staff approaches the area A where the specific patient waits. Therefore, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can provide the patient's medical chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff before the medical staff requests display of the medical chart information. As a result, the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff does not wait for the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 to provide the patient's medical chart information when the medical staff requests display of the patient's medical chart information. It becomes possible to display the medical chart information.

  Also, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 does not connect the wireless terminal 1301 to the wireless terminal 1301 when it reaches the area A where a specific patient is waiting, even if the medical worker is moving and does not voluntarily input an operation to the wireless terminal 1301. The chart information of a specific patient can be provided. For this reason, the medical staff does not have to stop and perform operation input of the wireless terminal 1301 while moving, or does not need to perform operation input of the wireless terminal 1301 while moving, and can move safely and efficiently. Can do.

  Further, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, when it is detected that the received position information is included in the area A corresponding to a specific patient, the medical record of the specific patient is stored in the storage unit 701 that stores the medical record information for each patient. Information can be read out. Then, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, when the transmission request for the read medical record information is received, the read medical record information can be transmitted to the wireless terminal 1301. Thus, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 requests the patient's medical chart information to be displayed by the medical staff before the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff transmits the patient's medical chart information. Medical chart information can be read out. When the chart information providing apparatus 100 receives a patient chart information transmission request from the wireless terminal 1301, the chart information providing apparatus 100 does not have to read out the patient chart information requested to be transmitted from the stored patient chart information. Patient chart information read in advance can be provided.

  In addition, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can prevent the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff from transmitting medical chart information that is not requested to be transmitted to the wireless terminal 1301. For this reason, the chart information providing apparatus 100 can suppress an increase in the amount of communication with the wireless terminal 1301. In addition, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can suppress an increase in the amount of memory used for the medical record information in the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff. Also, the chart information providing apparatus 100 can make it difficult for the radio terminal 1301 used by the medical staff to leak chart information that is not requested to be transmitted. In addition, since the medical record information providing apparatus 100 transmits the patient's medical chart information to the wireless terminal 1301 after accepting the transmission request, the time during which the patient's medical chart information exists outside the medical chart information providing apparatus 100 is shortened. The medical record information can be made difficult to leak.

  Further, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100, it is possible to detect that the received position information is included in the area A corresponding to a specific patient that is a medical treatment target for the user of the wireless terminal 1301. Accordingly, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 can prevent providing medical record information of a patient who is not a medical treatment target by a medical worker to the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical worker, and communication with the wireless terminal 1301. An increase in the amount can be suppressed.

  Also, according to the wireless terminal 1301, when a specific patient is designated, the received medical record information of the specific patient can be displayed. Accordingly, the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff can display the patient's medical chart information when the medical staff's operation input requests display of the patient's medical chart information.

  Here, a case where the conventional arithmetic device provides all the medical record information of the patient scheduled to be treated by the medical staff on the day is provided to the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff. However, in this case, the conventional arithmetic device causes an increase in the amount of communication with the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff, and an increase in the amount of memory used for medical chart information in the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff. Will be invited.

  On the other hand, according to the medical record information providing apparatus 100 of the second embodiment, when detecting that the position information of the wireless terminal 1301 received from the wireless terminal 1301 is included in the area A corresponding to a specific patient, Patient chart information can be transmitted to the wireless terminal 1301. Thereby, the medical record information providing apparatus 100 gives priority to the medical record information of a specific patient that the medical worker has approached among the medical record information of the patient who is scheduled to be treated on the day by the medical worker. Can be provided to the wireless terminal 1301 used. As a result, the chart information providing apparatus 100 suppresses an increase in the amount of communication with the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff, and also suppresses an increase in memory usage for the chart information in the wireless terminal 1301 used by the medical staff. can do.

  The chart information providing method described in the first and second embodiments can be realized by executing a program prepared in advance on a computer such as a personal computer or a workstation. The medical record information providing program is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium such as a hard disk, a flexible disk, a CD-ROM, an MO, and a DVD, and is executed by being read from the recording medium by the computer. The medical record information providing program may be distributed via a network such as the Internet.

  The following additional notes are disclosed with respect to the first and second embodiments described above.

(Supplementary note 1)
Detect wireless terminals located in a given area,
A medical staff user terminal associated with the detected wireless terminal with reference to a storage unit that stores a correspondence relationship between the wireless terminal, the user of the wireless terminal, and the user terminal of the medical worker Identify
Providing the user terminal of the detected wireless terminal to the identified use terminal;
A medical record information providing program for executing processing.

(Supplementary note 2)
In response to detecting the wireless terminal, from the storage unit storing medical chart information for each patient, read the medical chart information of the user of the wireless terminal,
The provided process is:
2. The medical record information providing program according to appendix 1, wherein when the transmission request for the read medical record information is received, the read medical record information is transmitted to the specified use terminal.

(Supplementary note 3)
When the detected wireless terminal is present in the predetermined area for a predetermined time or longer, the detected medical record information of the user of the wireless terminal is read from a storage unit that stores medical chart information for each patient. The medical record information providing program according to attachment 2.

(Supplementary note 4)
When the detected medical treatment time of the user of the wireless terminal is within a predetermined time from the current time, the detected medical record information of the user of the wireless terminal is read from a storage unit that stores medical record information for each patient. The medical record information providing program according to appendix 2 or 3, which is characterized.

(Supplementary Note 5) The medical chart information of the detected user of the wireless terminal is displayed on the display screen of the user terminal when the user of the detected wireless terminal is specified in the specified user terminal. The chart information providing program according to Supplementary Note 1.

(Appendix 6)
Detect wireless terminals located in a given area,
A medical staff user terminal associated with the detected wireless terminal with reference to a storage unit that stores a correspondence relationship between the wireless terminal, the user of the wireless terminal, and the user terminal of the medical worker Identify
Providing the user terminal of the detected wireless terminal to the identified use terminal;
A medical chart information providing method characterized by executing processing.

(Appendix 7) Detecting wireless terminals located in a predetermined area,
A medical staff user terminal associated with the detected wireless terminal with reference to a storage unit that stores a correspondence relationship between the wireless terminal, the user of the wireless terminal, and the user terminal of the medical worker Identify
Providing the user terminal of the detected wireless terminal to the identified use terminal;
A medical chart information providing apparatus comprising a control unit.

(Appendix 8)
Receiving location information of the wireless terminal from the wireless terminal;
Upon detecting that the received position information is included in an area corresponding to a specific patient, the chart information of the specific patient is transmitted to the wireless terminal.
A medical record information providing program for executing processing.

(Supplementary note 9)
Upon detecting that the received position information is included in an area corresponding to a specific patient, from the storage unit storing medical chart information for each patient, read the medical record information of the specific patient,
The process to send is
9. The medical record information providing program according to appendix 8, wherein when the transmission request for the read medical record information is received, the read medical record information is transmitted to the wireless terminal.

(Supplementary note 10) The medical record information providing program according to supplementary note 8 or 9, wherein the specific patient is a medical treatment target for the user of the wireless terminal.

(Supplementary note 11)
Referring to a storage unit that stores a correspondence relationship between a wireless terminal, a user of the wireless terminal, and a patient who is a medical treatment target for the user, the received position information is identified in association with the wireless terminal. The medical record information providing program according to appendix 9, wherein the medical information is detected to be included in an area corresponding to the patient of the patient, and the process is executed.

(Supplementary note 12) The medical chart information according to supplementary note 8, wherein the chart information of the specific patient is displayed on the display screen of the wireless terminal when the specific patient is designated in the wireless terminal. Information provision program.

(Supplementary note 13)
Receiving location information of the wireless terminal from the wireless terminal;
Upon detecting that the received position information is included in an area corresponding to a specific patient, the chart information of the specific patient is transmitted to the wireless terminal.
A medical chart information providing method characterized by executing processing.

(Supplementary Note 14) Receiving position information of the wireless terminal from the wireless terminal,
Upon detecting that the received position information is included in an area corresponding to a specific patient, the chart information of the specific patient is transmitted to the wireless terminal.
A medical record information providing program comprising a control unit.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Chart information provision apparatus 110,1301 Wireless terminal 120 Sensor 121 Waiting room 130 User terminal 131 Medical room 200 Electronic medical record system 201 Reception apparatus 210 Network 300,400 Bus 301,401 CPU
302, 402 ROM
303,403 RAM
304 disk drive 305 disk 306,405 I / F
404 flash ROM
406 Input device 407 Output device 500 Medical record information DB
600 Reception DB
701 Storage unit 702 Detection unit 703 Reading unit 704 Providing unit 910 List screen 911, 921 Display area 920 Viewing screen

Claims (10)

On the computer,
Detect wireless terminals located in a given area,
A medical staff user terminal associated with the detected wireless terminal with reference to a storage unit that stores a correspondence relationship between the wireless terminal, the user of the wireless terminal, and the user terminal of the medical worker Identify
Providing the user terminal of the detected wireless terminal to the identified use terminal;
A medical record information providing program for executing processing. In the computer,
In response to detecting the wireless terminal, from the storage unit storing medical chart information for each patient, read the medical chart information of the user of the wireless terminal,
The provided process is:
2. The medical record information providing program according to claim 1, wherein when the transmission request for the read medical record information is received, the read medical record information is transmitted to the specified use terminal. The process of reading is
When the detected wireless terminal is present in the predetermined area for a predetermined time or longer, the detected medical record information of the user of the wireless terminal is read from a storage unit that stores medical chart information for each patient. The medical record information providing program according to claim 2. Computer
Detect wireless terminals located in a given area,
A medical staff user terminal associated with the detected wireless terminal with reference to a storage unit that stores a correspondence relationship between the wireless terminal, the user of the wireless terminal, and the user terminal of the medical worker Identify
Providing the user terminal of the detected wireless terminal to the identified use terminal;
A medical chart information providing method characterized by executing processing. Detect wireless terminals located in a given area,
A medical staff user terminal associated with the detected wireless terminal with reference to a storage unit that stores a correspondence relationship between the wireless terminal, the user of the wireless terminal, and the user terminal of the medical worker Identify
Providing the user terminal of the detected wireless terminal to the identified use terminal;
A medical chart information providing apparatus comprising a control unit. On the computer,
Receiving location information of the wireless terminal from the wireless terminal;
Upon detecting that the received position information is included in an area corresponding to a specific patient, the chart information of the specific patient is transmitted to the wireless terminal.
A medical record information providing program for executing processing. In the computer,
Upon detecting that the received position information is included in an area corresponding to a specific patient, from the storage unit storing medical chart information for each patient, read the medical record information of the specific patient,
The process to send is
The medical record information providing program according to claim 6, wherein when the transmission request for the read medical record information is received, the read medical record information is transmitted to the wireless terminal.   The medical record information providing program according to claim 6 or 7, wherein the specific patient is a medical treatment target for a user of the wireless terminal. Computer
Receiving location information of the wireless terminal from the wireless terminal;
Upon detecting that the received position information is included in an area corresponding to a specific patient, the chart information of the specific patient is transmitted to the wireless terminal.
A medical chart information providing method characterized by executing processing. Receiving location information of the wireless terminal from the wireless terminal;
Upon detecting that the received position information is included in an area corresponding to a specific patient, the chart information of the specific patient is transmitted to the wireless terminal.
A medical record information providing program comprising a control unit.

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