JP2014225141A - Hospital in system - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a hospital-in system that allows a patient to stay at a hotel without being hospitalized, and to receive the same meals, care, and examinations as when hospitalized. A hotel server 31 of a hotel 3 having a patient room where a patient can stay and a nursing center server 21 of a medical institution 2 related to the medical treatment of the patient are connected to be communicable. The hotel server 31 transmits the patient's physical condition to the nursing center server 21 using the patient ID for identifying the patient as a key, and the nursing center server 21 transmits an instruction regarding the patient to the hotel server 31 using the patient ID as a key. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  By providing a system that links medical institutions and hotels, the present invention not only can receive the same care during hospitalization as staying at a medical institution, but also provides a free feeling of staying at the hotel. It is related with the hospital in system which can also enjoy mental care.

  In Patent Documents 1 and 2, various proposals using a network are made regarding medical services at a remote place or at home. However, because these methods are far from medical institutions, treatments equivalent to those at the time of hospitalization, such as inability to respond quickly in the case of a sudden worsening of the medical condition, or inability to obtain a meal corresponding to the medical condition, etc. There was a problem that the medical treatment system could not be obtained. Patent Document 3 proposes a system for identifying a patient and giving priority over other people in order to make the patient stay in a different stay facility from the hospital. However, this system only describes a method for selecting a staying facility for a patient, and does not care for a patient staying at the staying facility.

  In general, even if you stay at a hotel close to a medical institution for rehabilitation or hospital treatment after discharge, it is difficult for the hotel to deal with a sudden deterioration of the medical condition. For this reason, when staying at a hotel, it is not possible to obtain the same level of security as if you were admitted to a hospital. For this reason, there is an increasing need for hotels that can provide the same level of care and security as when hospitalized.

JP 2000-116732 A JP 2002-366653 A JP 2002-7578 A

  The present invention was made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and while staying at a hotel without being hospitalized by a patient suffering from illness, a meal equivalent to that when hospitalized, care, Providing a hospital-in system that links hotels and medical institutions in order to allow patients to stay at hotels and enjoy the feeling of freedom of hotel stays For the purpose.

  In the hospital-in system of the present invention, a hotel server of a hotel having a patient room where a patient can stay and a nursing center server of a medical institution related to the medical treatment of the patient are communicably connected, and the hotel The server transmits the patient's physical condition to the nursing center server using a patient ID for identifying the patient as a key, and the nursing center server transmits an instruction regarding the patient to the hotel server using the patient ID as a key. To do.

  In this case, the medical institution includes a patient database in which the patient chart is stored in association with the patient ID, and the patient room is connected to the hotel server in a communicable manner with the room terminal and the room terminal or the hotel server It is preferable to include a detection terminal that is communicably connected to the patient and detects the physical state of the patient who is staying.

  Preferably, the hotel server is connected to a kitchen terminal that cooks the patient's meal, and the medical institution transmits the patient's meal menu to the hotel server.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the said hotel is equipped with the emergency conveyance means to convey the said patient, and the exclusive movement path | route for transferring the said patient is provided between the said hotel and the said medical institution.

  In addition, when the detection terminal detects the deterioration of the physical condition of the patient who is staying, the hotel server transmits an emergency signal of the deterioration of the physical condition to the nursing center server, and the nursing center server transmits the patient by the emergency transfer means. Preferably, the instruction is transmitted to the hotel server.

  According to the present invention, the hotel server transmits the patient's physical condition to the nursing center server using the patient ID for identifying the patient as a key, and the nursing center server transmits an instruction regarding the patient to the hotel server using the patient ID as a key. The hotel and medical institutions are well coordinated, and patients suffering from illness can stay in the hotel without being hospitalized, but can receive the same diet, care, and testing as if they were hospitalized. It becomes.

1 is an overall view of an embodiment of the hospital-in system of the present invention. It is a block diagram of one embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows an example of communication with a nursing center server and a hotel server. It is a flowchart which shows the process with respect to a patient's physical condition deterioration.

  In the hospital-in system of the present invention, a hotel server 31 of a hotel 3 having a patient room 32 where a patient can stay and a nursing center server 21 of a medical institution 2 related to the medical treatment of the patient are connected to be communicable. The hotel server 31 transmits the patient's physical condition to the nursing center server 21 using a patient ID for identifying the patient as a key, and the nursing center server 21 transmits an instruction regarding the patient to the hotel server 31 using the patient ID as a key.

  FIG. 1 is an overall view showing an embodiment of the hospital-in system of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the hospital in system of this embodiment includes a medical institution 2 such as a hospital and a clinic, and a hotel 3 as a hospital in. The medical institution 2 is preferably a hospital, a clinic or the like having a hospitalization facility for patients. The hotel 3 is provided integrally with or close to the medical institution 2. For this reason, it is preferable that the hotel 3 is provided on the site of the medical institution 2 adjacent to the ward of the medical institution 2 or on the floor of the ward of the medical institution 2.

  The medical institution 2 and the hotel 3 are preferably connected by a dedicated movement path 5 for transferring a patient. The dedicated movement route 5 is preferably a ground road, an underground passage, or an aerial passage that can travel without going through a public passage such as a general road, and may be a transit corridor. By connecting the medical institution 2 and the hotel 3 by the dedicated movement path 5, it becomes possible to quickly carry the patient. Note that the medical institution 2 and the hotel 3 may be connected by a general road without using the dedicated movement route 5. In addition to this, the hotel 3 preferably includes emergency transport means (not shown) for transporting the patient urgently. As an emergency transport means, an elevator facility for transporting a movable cabin bed, an ambulance for emergency transport of a patient, an emergency helicopter that travels in the air, and other means can be used.

  Hotel 3 as a hospital inn serves as an alternative accommodation facility to promote the rational use of hospitalization facilities of medical institution 2, and patients receive medical treatment that is almost equivalent to that at the time of hospitalization of medical institution 2. 2 can be received. On the other hand, unlike when hospitalized at the medical institution 2, the patient can freely use the time except for the time when the medical institution 2 is consulted, and thus can feel open. The hotel 3 as a hospital inn also functions as an accommodation facility corresponding to a family member or a visitor of a patient admitted to the corresponding medical institution 2, while also functioning as an accommodation facility for persons concerned with the medical institution 2. It also functions as an accommodation facility for medical tourism.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the hospital in system of the present embodiment.

  The medical institution 2 has a nursing center in which medical personnel such as doctors and nurses reside, and a nursing center server 21 is provided in this nursing center. The nursing center server 21 is connected to the patient database 22 of the medical institution 2. The nursing database 22 stores a patient ID for identifying a patient and the patient's medical record in association with each other. The nursing center server 21 transmits an instruction regarding the patient to the hotel server 31 of the hotel 3 using the patient ID as a key. The patient-related instruction is created based on the medical record stored in the patient database 22 and includes the dose of the therapeutic agent, the number and time of dose, instruction items for managing the physical condition of the patient, and other contents. The patient's meal menu is also transmitted from the nursing database 22 to the hotel server 31 as an instruction related to the patient. Moreover, when the patient's physical condition is transmitted from the hotel server 31, the nursing center server 21 receives this.

  The hotel 3 has a hotel server 31, and the hotel server 31 manages the entire hotel. The hotel server 31 is connected to the nursing center server 21 of the medical institution 2 via a communication line such as a dedicated line or a public line, and can communicate with the nursing center server 21.

The hotel 3 has a plurality of patient rooms 32 for a patient to stay and a plurality of general rooms 33 for a general guest to stay. Furthermore, the hotel 3 has a kitchen 34 for preparing meals for patients and general guests.

  The patient room 32 is provided with a room terminal 35 communicably connected to the hotel server 31 and detection terminals 32 and 36 for detecting the physical condition of the patient staying. As the room terminal 35, a general personal computer (PC) such as a desktop type or a notebook type can be used. The room terminal 35 of each of the patient rooms 32 is connected to the hotel server 31 via a hotel line, so that the patient can send a signal to the hotel server 31, and the hotel server 31 sends the transmitted signal to the nursing center. Send to server 21. Therefore, the nursing center server 21 can grasp the patient's request when staying at the hotel 3, such as a meal menu and a body adjustment method. Note that a personal computer can be used as the room terminal 37 of the general guest room 33 in the same manner as the room terminal 35 of the patient guest room 32.

  A blood pressure meter, a thermometer, an electrocardiograph (ECG), an auscultometer, a peak flow meter, a blood glucose meter, a urine sugar sensor, and other measurement terminals are used as the detection terminal 36 disposed in the patient cabin 32. These detection terminals 36 are appropriately selected according to the symptoms of the staying patient. As the detection terminal 36, it is preferable to use a monitoring camera for monitoring a patient in the patient cabin 32. The physical condition of the patient detected by the detection terminal 36 is transmitted to the nursing center server 21 in real time via the hotel server 31.

  A kitchen terminal 38 is arranged in the kitchen 34. The kitchen terminal 38 is connected to the hotel server 31, and a meal menu is transmitted from the hotel server 31, and a meal is prepared based on the transmitted meal menu. Therefore, a meal menu can be prepared according to the illness and physical condition of the patient who is staying.

  Next, an example of the flow of communication between the nursing center server 21 and the hotel server 31 in this embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  When the patient stays at the hotel 3, the patient presents the patient ID, and the hotel 3 reads this patient ID and inputs it to the hotel server 31 (step S11). The hotel server 31 transmits the patient ID to the nursing center server 21 via the communication line, and the nursing center server 21 receives the patient ID (step S12). The nursing center server 21 picks up the patient chart from the patient database 22 using the received patient ID as a key (step S14).

  The related person of the medical institution 2 creates a meal menu for the patient based on the picked up medical record and medical knowledge (step S14). The creation of a meal menu is not limited to this, and a menu list may be stored in the nursing center server 21 to automatically select a meal menu corresponding to a medical record. This meal menu is transmitted from the nursing center server 21 to the hotel server 31 (step S15). And it is transmitted to the kitchen terminal 38 from the hotel server 31 (step S16). Thereby, the meal according to the illness and physical condition of the patient can be prepared.

  FIG. 4 shows an example of the flow of processing when a patient staying at a hotel deteriorates in physical condition.

  When the patient deteriorates in physical condition, the detection terminal 36 installed in the patient cabin 32 detects the deterioration of physical condition (step S21). The detection terminal 36 transmits the state of physical condition deterioration in real time to the hotel server 31 via the room terminal 35 or directly. Thereby, the hotel server 31 transmits an emergency signal using the patient ID as a key (step S22), and the nursing center server 21 of the medical institution receives the emergency signal (step S23).

  Upon receipt of the emergency signal, a person concerned in the medical institution selects whether the patient is picked up from the patient database 22 using the patient ID as a key and the patient is conveyed. When the patient is selected to be transported, a transport instruction signal is transmitted to the hotel server 31 (step S24). Upon receiving this transport instruction (step S25), the hotel server 31 determines the patient room 32 for the patient ID, and transports the patient in the same room 32 to the medical institution 2 by the emergency transport means (step S26).

  According to the present embodiment described above, the hotel server 31 transmits the patient's physical condition to the nursing center server 21 using the patient ID for identifying the patient as a key, and the nursing center server 21 issues an instruction regarding the patient to the hotel using the patient ID as a key. Since the data is transmitted to the server 31, the hotel 3 and the medical institution 2 are well coordinated. For this reason, while staying at the hotel 3 without being hospitalized by a patient suffering from illness, it is possible to receive the same meal, care, and examination as when hospitalized. Further, since the medical institution 2 can make close contact with the hotel 3, it is possible to give instructions to the patient accurately. Furthermore, since the hotel 3 can communicate with the medical institution 2, the patient can stay with peace of mind, and the accommodation needs in addition to the normal guests can be increased.

2 Medical Institution 3 Hotel 21 Nursing Center Server 22 Patient Database 31 Hotel Server 32 Patient Room 35 Room Terminal 36 Detection Terminal 38 Kitchen Terminal

Claims (5)

A hotel server of a hotel having a patient room where a patient can stay and a nursing center server of a medical institution related to the medical treatment of the patient are connected to be communicable,
The hotel server transmits a patient's physical condition to the nursing center server using a patient ID for identifying the patient as a key, and the nursing center server transmits an instruction regarding the patient to the hotel server using the patient ID as a key. The hospital-in system is a characteristic. The hospital-in system according to claim 1,
The medical institution includes a patient database in which the patient chart is stored in association with the patient ID, and the patient room is communicably connected to the hotel server and the room terminal or the hotel server. A hospital-in system comprising a detection terminal connected to the terminal for detecting the physical state of the patient staying overnight. The hospital-in system according to claim 1 or 2,
The hospital server is connected to a kitchen terminal for cooking a patient's meal, and the medical institution transmits the patient's meal menu to the hotel server. A hospital-in system according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The hospital has an emergency transport means for transporting the patient, and a hospital-in system characterized in that a dedicated movement path for transporting the patient is provided between the hotel and the medical institution. . A hospital-in system according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
When the detection terminal detects the deterioration of the physical condition of the patient who is staying, the hotel server sends an emergency signal of the deterioration of the physical condition to the nursing center server. A hospital-in system, which transmits to the hotel server.

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