JPH01116760A - Ic card using nursing support system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To require no man power required for forming the conventional three measured value table by inputting the basic patient information of a hospitalized patient to an IC card in a sickroom through a portable terminal, inserting the IC card to a main terminal for every measurement and storing the contents in a memory. CONSTITUTION:When the IC card 41 is inputted to a card interface 20, the contents stored in the IC card are displayed to an IC card input and output display device part 31, and when the portable terminal 21 for storing data inputted thereby in the IC card and the IC card are inserted to the card interface 10, the contents stored in the IC card are transferred to the memory 15 the previously designated contents of the contents of the memory and contents inputted from a keyboard 12 are transferred to the IC card and stored and a table is formed for the previously determined part of the data stored inputted from the IC card and stored in the memory by providing the main terminal. Accordingly, the IC card 41 is inserted to the main terminal to output the three measured value table for predetermined number of days.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a nursing support system that uses an IC card, and particularly to a nursing support system that uses an IC card to collect data such as temperature measurements that are carried out at regular times every day and to create a three-measurement table. Regarding nursing support systems.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, it was used as a reference for diagnosis and treatment during doctor's rounds.
``The patient's body temperature, blood pressure (maximum and minimum), pulse rate, etc. were measured at regular times every day, and a three-measurement table was created in a graph for a period of about one week and provided to the doctor.

However, when measuring these three values, nurses and nurses bring thermometers, sphygmomanometers, etc., go around each patient's room, take measurements for each patient, and write them down on pre-prepared forms or memo sheets.

Next, the nurse returns to her desk, writes the contents of this memo on the designated form, and also prepares a three-measurement table (see Figure 3), for example, body temperature in green, blood pressure in red, pulse rate in blue, etc. It was created by hand with colored pencils.

Therefore, in addition to the regular duties of a nurse, nurses also perform tasks such as preparing three measurement value tables and writing them down every day or at every measurement time.
When a doctor wants to refer to the three-measurement table for one week, it is necessary to put two tables of three-measurement values side by side and observe them.

[Problems that the invention attempts to solve]

The problem with the conventional technology that the present invention aims to solve is that when creating the three-measurement table, the measured values of body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse are first written down in a memo, etc., and then the table is created by hand based on this. Also, if you add each time you take a measurement, you will not be able to fill up the entire sheet of paper, so when referring to one week's worth, it is necessary to write down 2.
The point is that it requires observation of the images side by side.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a mobile terminal that solves the above-mentioned drawbacks.

[Means for solving problems]

The nursing support system using an IC card of the present invention includes an IC card input/output display section and a first card interface, and when the IC card is received into the first card interface, the contents stored in the IC card are displayed. Said IC
A mobile terminal that displays data on the card input/output display section and stores data input thereon in the IC card, a display, a keyboard, a card reader/writer, a second card interface, a memory, a printer, and a central processing unit. and when the IC card is received into the second card interface, the contents stored in the IC card are transferred to the memory, and the contents specified in advance among the contents of the memory and the contents input from the keyboard are transferred. and is transferred to and stored in the IC cathode,
and a main terminal that tabulates a predetermined portion of the data received from the IC card and stored in the memory.

〔Example〕

Next, the present invention will be described with reference to drawings showing embodiments.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the display of a mobile terminal constituting the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a diagram showing three measurements obtained as a result of implementing the present invention. It is a chart showing an example of a value table.

First, the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

As shown in FIG. 1, the nursing support system using an IC card of this embodiment is composed of a main terminal 1 and a mobile terminal 2. Among these, the main terminal 1 includes a card interface 10 that accepts an IC card, a card reader/writer 11, a keyboard 12, a display 13, a memory 15, a printer 16, and a central processing unit 14 that controls these. They are connected to each other through a data bus 101. The mobile terminal 2 also includes a card interface 20 that accepts an IC card and an IC card input/output display section 31.

Next, the operation including the IC card 41 will be explained.

The IC card 41 is used as a memory, but instead of a conventional magnetic tape, it uses an IC that has a large storage capacity and can be written and read electrically.

First, when the IC card 41 is inserted into the card interface 10 of the main terminal 1, the card reader/writer 11 works as a league, and the contents stored in the IC card 41 are displayed on the display 13. However, when the IC card 41 is a raw card with no data stored therein, the contents are not displayed.

Generally, a raw IC card is first inserted into the main terminal 1 after the procedure is completed in the administrative procedure department when a patient is admitted to the hospital. I do. The contents include patient number, name,
Basic patient information such as date of birth, age, gender, date of hospitalization, etc.
History information such as discharge (scheduled) date, department name, ward name, room hood, disease name, temperature measurement date, number of temperature measurements, body temperature, blood pressure (
Test information such as minimum), blood pressure (maximum), and pulse rate. Although it has been explained here that input to the IC card 41 is performed from the keyboard 12, basic patient information and historical information can be input from the communication interface 17 from a system that manages the patient's medical history or a system that requests remuneration based on receipts. You can also enter

Furthermore, at the same time as storing data in the IC card, the information may also be stored in the memory 15 in preparation for storing test information at a later date.

Next, input of test information will be described.

First, when collecting data to create a three-measurement table as test information, a nurse brings an IC card 41 and a mobile terminal 2 for each hospitalized patient along with a thermometer, blood pressure monitor, etc. Measures body temperature, blood pressure (maximum/minimum), and pulse. The mobile terminals used here are generally small, and the keyboard 22 is a numeric keypad with a few additional keys, and the display 23 is a thin liquid crystal display. There are many.

At this time, I
When the C card 41 is inserted, the card reader/writer 21
The display 51 shown in FIG. 2 from the internal clock is displayed on the display 23.
, so check the date and time. By pressing a prespecified key of the keys on the keyboard 22, the next display 52 stored in the IC card 41 is displayed, and the contents (particularly the name) are confirmed.

Furthermore, since a display 53 is displayed on the display 23 in a similar manner, the measurement items are measured one by one and the measured values are sequentially input according to the cursor displayed on the display 23. Also, in a similar manner, the next screen display 54 is displayed and numerical values only for the items measured are input. Hereinafter, if there are predetermined measurement items, measure them one by one and input the data.

All of the inspection data input from the keyboard 22 based on the information displayed on the display 23 is stored in the IC card 41.
is stored in Display 51-5 on display 23 here
4 are displayed separately and sequentially to make it convenient to input the corresponding data, but if the area of the display surface of the display 23 becomes large, a plurality of displays 51''& 54 may be displayed together. Furthermore, the display items on the display 23 may be changed or the displayed characters may be changed to kana or English depending on the situation.

Next, the IC card 41 storing the data measured for each patient will be inserted into the main terminal 1, data will be transferred, and the creation of the three-measurement table shown in FIG. 3 will be explained.

First, when the IC card 41 is inserted into the card interface 10 of the main terminal 10, the inspection data input at the mobile terminal 2 is stored in the memory 15 of the main terminal. here,
A created tabulation program stored in the memory 15 in advance (when the memory 15 is composed of several (fluffy) disks, it is often stored in one disk) allows the data in the same memory 15 to be The test data is extracted by specifying the patient's name and the date and time range for which the three-measurement value table is required, and the three-measurement value table shown in FIG. 3 is created.

In other words, the pulse rate, body temperature, and blood pressure (maximum and minimum) are displayed separately in a line graph, and the measured values are displayed numerically for a mutually specified period (generally 7 days) from the specified date and time. The output is made to be output from the printer 16. Furthermore, if the printer 16 is capable of displaying multiple colors, each graph can be instructed by color.2.
Regarding the measurement date and time, the measurement time is the same or 1 to 3
It is possible to display the display with a degree of roughness that represents one unit of time.

Insert the IC card 41 storing the test data input from the mobile terminal 2 into the main terminal in the manner described above, and output the three-measurement table for a predetermined number of days (usually one week). can.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained in detail above, the nursing support system using an IC card of the present invention inputs basic patient information of hospitalized patients such as daily body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate into an IC card through a mobile terminal in the hospital room, and then records the IC card for each measurement. The data is inserted into the main terminal at the time of the trial, and the contents are stored in the memory, so that the number of days specified in the past can be obtained from the date and time when the two-sided ground surface is required as a reference for medical treatment. This has the effect of eliminating the need for the manpower required to create a value table.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the display of a mobile terminal constituting the present invention, and FIG. A chart showing an example of a side value table. 'l...Main terminal, 2...Mobile terminal,
10・20... Card interface, 11・
21... Card reader/writer, 12/22...
... Keyboard, 13.23 ... Display, 14 ... Central processing unit, 15 ...
・Memory, 16...Printer. Agent Patent Attorney Oto Uchihara $II! I 51 le 54:, & show, rod 2 kokuhay 3 pruning

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] An IC card input/output display unit comprising an IC card input/output display unit and a first card interface, and when an IC card is accepted into the first card interface, the contents stored in the IC card are displayed on the IC card input/output display unit. a mobile terminal for displaying data on the IC card and storing input data on the IC card; a display, a keyboard, a card reader/writer, a second card interface, a memory, a printer, and a central processing unit; When the IC card is received into the second card interface, the contents stored in the IC card are transferred to the memory, and pre-designated contents among the contents of the memory and contents input from the keyboard are transferred to the IC card. A nursing support system using an IC card, comprising: a main terminal for transmitting data to and storing it in the memory, and tabulating a predetermined portion of the data received from the IC card and stored in the memory. .