JP2022000748A - Care recording program, care recording method, and care recording system - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a care recording program, a care recording method, and a care recording system that reduce a burden on a person in charge of care recording for inputting input information related to a care service.SOLUTION: A care recording program 31 causes a computer to perform: a first step of causing short-range communicable reading means 24 to detect a short-range communicable identification member 40 that exists within a readable range of the reading means 24, the identification member 40 being capable of providing identification information assigned to each of a plurality of persons in charge of care recording; a second step of continuously maintaining a login state while the identification member 40 is detected by the reading means 24 based on the identification information provided by the identification member 40; a third step of allowing input information related to a care service to be input in the login state; and a fourth step of canceling the login state when the identification member 40 is no longer detected by the reading means 24.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a long-term care recording program, a long-term care recording method, and a long-term care recording system.

In long-term care facilities, various long-term care services such as bathing are provided by long-term care providers who provide long-term care to a plurality of long-term care users such as the elderly. In order to properly manage various information such as whether the long-term care service was properly provided and whether the health condition of the long-term care user has changed, it is required to keep a record of long-term care. Examples of the recording method include recording on paper as in Patent Document 1, and electronic recording. The long-term care recorder who records the long-term care service may be the long-term care provider who provided the long-term care service, or it may be another.

Utility Model Registration No. 3101036

However, when recording on paper, there is a disadvantage that the amount of work is large and mistakes are likely to occur, and it cannot be guaranteed who the long-term care recorder is. In addition, recording using an electronic device such as a smartphone makes it easy to devise ways to reduce input work by using icons, but there is also the disadvantage that it is not possible to guarantee who the long-term care recorder is.

The present inventor has considered having the long-term care recorder manually input the identification information of the long-term care recorder so that it is possible to accurately grasp who recorded it. However, since multiple long-term care users are occupying the long-term care facility and the number of staff including the long-term care input person is limited, it is troublesome to manually input the identification information, and other work is delayed. Connect.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a long-term care recording program, a long-term care recording method, and a long-term care recording system that reduce the burden on a long-term care recorder for inputting input information regarding a long-term care service. To do.

The long-term care record program of the first invention is a long-term care record program that causes a computer to execute a long-term care record process, and is a short-distance communication-capable identification that exists within the readable range of the reading means by a reading means capable of short-distance communication. A first step of detecting an identification member which is a member and can provide identification information assigned to each of a plurality of long-term care recorders, and an identification member by a reading means based on the identification information provided by the identification member. The identification member is not detected by the reading means, the second step of continuously maintaining the logged-in state while the is detected, the third step of enabling the input information regarding the long-term care service to be input in the logged-in state. If so, it is a long-term care record program that causes the computer to execute the fourth step of canceling the login state.

According to this configuration, the long-term care recorder can be in a logged-in state in which input information related to the long-term care service can be input only by arranging the identification member within the readable range of the reading means, and further, the identification member can be read. Since the login state can be canceled simply by moving it outside, the burden on the long-term care recorder for inputting the input information can be reduced compared to the case where the long-term care recorder manually inputs the identification information. can.

Preferably, the long-term care record program of the second invention further includes a fifth step of storing the long-term care record information associated with the input information and the identified long-term care recorder in the logged-in state. It is a long-term care record program.

According to this configuration, the long-term care record information in which the input information and the long-term care recordr are associated with each other is automatically stored, so that the care recordr bears the burden as compared with the case where the long-term care recordr manually inputs his / her own information. It is possible to accurately store the long-term care record information.

Preferably, the care recording program of the third invention limits the input information that can be input by the identified care recorder in the third step, based on the restriction information that defines the restriction of the input information. The care recording program of the first invention or the second invention.

According to this configuration, since the input information that can be input by the identified long-term care recorder is limited based on the restricted information, it is possible to reduce the occurrence of recording errors of the long-term care recorder.

Preferably, the care recording program of the fourth invention determines whether or not there is input information that has not been input even after the input deadline, based on the deadline information that defines the input deadline for the input information. The first invention further comprises a step of 1 and a seventh step of giving a warning regarding input information that has not been input even after the input deadline when there is input information that has not been input even after the input deadline. It is a care record program of any one of the third inventions.

According to this configuration, since a warning is given regarding the input information that has not been input even after the input deadline, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of forgetting to execute the long-term care or recording error of the long-term care recorder.

Preferably, in the long-term care recording program of the fifth invention, in the third step, two or more long-term care users among a plurality of long-term care users who receive long-term care services are displayed on one screen, and the third long-term care user is displayed. The first invention, in which one or more tasks related to the content of the long-term care service are selectively displayed for each long-term care user in association with each of the two or more long-term care users displayed in the process. It is a long-term care record program of any one of the fourth inventions.

According to this configuration, one or more tasks are separately and selectably displayed in association with each of the displayed two or more long-term care users, so that the long-term care recorder can use the long-term care user and the task. It is possible to make the correspondence less likely to be mistaken.

Preferably, the care recording program of the sixth invention has a recreation task, a vital measurement task, an excretion task, a bathing task, a meal task, a task related to the timing of taking the medicine, and whether or not the medicine has been taken in the third step. At least one of the tasks related to, rehabilitation activity task, reporting task, car arrival / departure timing task, and sleeping task can be selected as input information, and sub-information corresponding to the selected task is used as input information. It is a care record program of the fifth invention that can be input.

According to this configuration, a task can be selected as input information, and sub-information corresponding to the selected task can be input. Therefore, the input items are clarified and a recording error of the care recorder occurs. While making it difficult, it is possible to input sub-information according to various tasks.

Preferably, in the care recording program of the seventh invention, in the third step, a method for confirming whether or not the care user has performed an action related to the task can be selected as input information, and the confirmation method is as follows. The fifth or sixth invention, which includes verbal confirmation, direct confirmation of the action by the staff who provided the long-term care, non-confirmation, and only urging the action. It is a long-term care record program.

According to this configuration, it is possible to select a method for confirming whether or not the care user has performed an action related to the task, so that it is possible to prevent forgetting to take care and to provide care such as defecation. It is possible to make it easier to collect information on actions that are difficult for the staff to confirm.

Preferably, the care recording program of the eighth invention, when the recreation task is selected in the third step, at least one of snack making, karaoke, cherry blossom viewing, brain training, balloon valley, and knitting. It is a long-term care recording program according to any one of the fifth to seventh inventions, in which recreation items including are made selectable as input information.

According to this configuration, various recreation items can be selected, so that it is possible to reduce the occurrence of recording errors of the long-term care recorder.

Preferably, the care recording program of the ninth invention is at least one of body temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and body weight when at least one of the vital measurement task and the bathing task is selected in the third step. A fifth aspect of the invention, wherein the measurement item can be selected as input information, and when the measurement item is selected in the third step, the numerical value corresponding to the selected measurement item can be input as input information. It is a care record program of any one of the inventions of 7.

According to this configuration, various measurement items can be selected, and numerical values corresponding to the selected measurement items can be input as input information, so that it is difficult for the care recorder to make a recording error. Can be done.

Preferably, the care recording program of the tenth invention is at least one including whether the excretion task was selected in the third step, whether it was stool, urine, and promoted excretion. It is a care recording program according to any one of the fifth to seventh inventions, in which excretion items are selectable as input information.

According to this configuration, various excretion items can be selected, so that it is possible to reduce the occurrence of recording errors of the long-term care recorder.

Preferably, in the care recording program of the eleventh invention, when the meal task is selected in the third step, the time of eating can be input as input information, and the staple food, the main dish and the side dish are input. It is a care recording program according to any one of the fifth to seventh inventions, in which the amount of food eaten for at least one of the above can be input as input information.

According to this configuration, when a meal task is selected, the time and amount of meals can be input, so that it is possible to reduce the occurrence of recording errors of the care recorder regarding meals.

Preferably, the care recording program of the twelfth invention makes it possible to input the timing of taking the medicine as input information when the task related to the timing of taking the medicine is selected in the third step. It is a long-term care recording program according to any one of the inventions to the seventh invention.

According to this configuration, since the timing of taking the medicine can be input as input information, it is possible to easily collect information on the timing of taking the medicine and to prevent the care recorder from making a recording error.

Preferably, the long-term care recording program of the thirteenth invention makes it possible to input whether or not a drug has been taken as input information when a task regarding whether or not the drug has been taken is selected in the third step. It is a long-term care recording program according to any one of the fifth to seventh inventions.

According to this configuration, it is possible to input whether or not the drug has been taken as input information, so that it is easy to collect information on whether or not the drug has been taken, and it is possible to prevent the care recorder from making a recording error. can.

Preferably, the long-term care recording program of the fourteenth invention is based on the fifth invention, in which, when the rehabilitation activity task is selected in the third step, whether or not there is a rehabilitation activity can be input as input information. It is a long-term care recording program of any one of the seventh inventions.

According to this configuration, since the rehabilitation activity can be input as input information, it is possible to easily collect information on the rehabilitation activity and to reduce the occurrence of recording errors of the long-term care recorder.

Preferably, the care recording program of the fifteenth invention selects as input information the departure and arrival options including the arrival and departure of the car when the task related to the arrival and departure timing of the car is selected in the third step. It is a care recording program according to any one of the fifth to seventh inventions, which is enabled and the time corresponding to the selected departure / arrival option can be input as input information.

According to this configuration, the departure / arrival options including the arrival and departure of the car and the time corresponding to the selected departure / arrival options can be input as input information, so that the information regarding the arrival / departure timing of the car can be input. It can be made easier to collect and less likely to cause recording errors by the care recorder.

Preferably, in the care recording program of the sixteenth invention, when the sleep task is selected in the third step, sleep options including bedtime and wake-up are made selectable as input information and are selected. It is a care recording program according to any one of the fifth to seventh inventions, in which the time corresponding to the sleep option can be input as input information.

According to this configuration, sleep options including bedtime and wake-up, and the time corresponding to the selected sleep option can be input as input information, so that information on sleep can be easily collected and a long-term care record can be obtained. It is possible to make it difficult for a person to make a recording error.

The long-term care recording method of the seventeenth invention is a long-term care recording method executed by a computer, and is a short-distance communication capable identification member existing in a reading means capable of short-distance communication within a readable range of the reading means. The identification member is detected by the reading means based on the first step of detecting the identification member capable of providing the identification information assigned to each of the plurality of long-term care recorders and the identification information provided by the identification member. During the second step of continuously maintaining the logged-in state, the third step of enabling input information regarding the long-term care service in the logged-in state, and when the identification member cannot be detected by the reading means. It is a long-term care recording method including the fourth step of canceling the login state.

The long-term care recording system of the eighteenth invention is a long-term care recording system, which is a long-term care recording system, and is a long-term care recordable identification member existing in a reading means capable of short-distance communication within a readable range of the reading means, and is a plurality of long-term care. A first means for detecting an identification member capable of providing the identification information assigned to each of the recorders, and a continuation while the identification member is detected by the reading means based on the identification information provided by the identification member. When the identification member is no longer detected by the second means for maintaining the login state, the third means for enabling input information regarding the long-term care service in the login state, and the reading means, the login state is canceled. It is a long-term care recording system provided with a fourth means.

According to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the burden on the long-term care recorder for inputting input information regarding the long-term care service.

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram illustrating a configuration related to the long-term care recording program, the long-term care recording method, and the long-term care recording system of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a flowchart for explaining the long-term care recording method. FIG. 3 is the main screen that is first displayed at login. FIG. 4 is a recreation screen displayed when a recreation task is selected. FIG. 5 is a recreation sub-screen displayed when "recreation" is tapped on the recreation screen. FIG. 6 is a vital measurement screen displayed when the vital measurement task is selected. FIG. 7 is an excretion screen displayed when the excretion task is selected. FIG. 8 is an excretion sub-screen displayed when "excretion" is tapped on the excretion screen. FIG. 9 is a confirmation screen displayed when "confirmation" is tapped on the excretion screen. FIG. 10 is a bathing screen displayed when a bathing task is selected. FIG. 11 is a measurement timing screen displayed when "timing" is tapped on the bathing screen. FIG. 12 is a meal screen displayed when a meal task is selected. FIG. 13 is a meal time screen displayed when "meal time" is tapped on the meal screen. FIG. 14 is a staple food screen displayed when "staple food" is tapped on the meal screen. FIG. 15 is a main dish screen displayed when "main dish" is tapped on the meal screen. FIG. 16 is a medicine screen displayed when a task related to the timing of taking the medicine or a task related to whether or not the medicine was taken is selected. FIG. 17 is a drug timing screen displayed when "timing" is tapped on the drug screen. FIG. 18 is an intake screen displayed when "drinking medicine" is tapped on the medicine screen. FIG. 19 is a rehabilitation activity screen displayed when a rehabilitation activity task is selected. FIG. 20 is a rehabilitation activity sub screen displayed when "rehabilitation activity" is tapped on the rehabilitation activity screen. FIG. 21 is a reporting screen displayed when a reporting task is selected. FIG. 22 is a departure / arrival screen displayed when a task related to the arrival / departure timing of a car is selected. FIG. 23 is a departure / arrival timing screen displayed when "recreation" is tapped on the departure / arrival screen. FIG. 24 is a sleep screen displayed when a sleep task is selected. FIG. 25 is a sleep timing screen displayed when "recreation" is tapped on the sleep screen. FIG. 26 is a flowchart for explaining the warning method.

(overall structure)
Hereinafter, the long-term care recording program, the long-term care recording method, and the long-term care recording system according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram illustrating a configuration related to the long-term care recording system 10 of the present embodiment. In the present embodiment, the case where the long-term care recording method is carried out in a long-term care facility will be described, but the place of implementation may be another place such as a hospital or a house, and not all of them may be carried out in the same place. In the long-term care facility of the present embodiment, there are a plurality of long-term care users who receive the long-term care service, there are a plurality of long-term care providers who provide long-term care, and there are a plurality of long-term care recorders who record the long-term care service. The long-term care provider and the long-term care recorder may be the same or different people.

(Long-term care record system)
The long-term care recording system 10 can communicate with one or more recorder-side computers 20 via the network 15. The long-term care record system 10 provides a long-term care record service for keeping a record of the long-term care service. The long-term care record service is provided as, for example, a cloud-type service. The long-term care recording system 10 includes a communication means 11, a storage means 12, and a processor 13.

The communication means 11 can be connected to one or more recorder-side computers 20 via the network 15. The storage means 12 includes a care record program 31 for causing the recorder-side computer 20 to execute a care record method (also referred to as care record processing) described later, care record information 32 that stores information related to care services, login information 33, and restrictions. Information 34 and deadline information 35 are stored, and necessary information can be stored as appropriate. The processor 13 functions as a long-term care recording means 14 that implements the long-term care recording method by reading and executing the long-term care recording program 31. The long-term care recording means 14 includes the first means 51 to the seventh means 57 as described later.

(Computer on the recorder side)
The recorder side computer 20 is a device for using the long-term care recording service provided by the long-term care recording system 10. For example, the long-term care record service provided by the long-term care record system 10 as a website is accessed and operated from the recorder side computer 20 via a general-purpose browser or other application.

In one example, the recorder side computer 20 may execute a part of the function of the care recording system 10, and in one example, the care recording system 10 may execute a part of the function of the recorder side computer 20. In one example, the long-term care recording system 10 and the computer on the recorder side may be integrated. Although one recorder-side computer 20 is shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of recorder-side computers 20 may be able to communicate with the long-term care recording system 10 at the same time or at different time points. The plurality of recorder-side computers 20 may be the same device or different devices.

The recorder-side computer 20 includes a communication means 21, a display means 22, an input means 23, a reading means 24, a storage means 25, and a processor 26. The communication means 11 can communicate with the care recording system 10 via the network 15. The display means 22 is, for example, a display portion of a touch panel display, and can display information necessary when the care recording method is implemented. The input means 23 is, for example, an input portion of a touch panel display, and can input information necessary when the care recording method is implemented.

The reading means 24 is capable of short-range communication, and is capable of communicating with the identification member 40 capable of short-range communication existing within the readable range of the reading means 24. The identification member 40 can provide identification information assigned to each of the plurality of long-term care recorders. The identification member 40 is, for example, an IC card incorporating an IC chip, and is carried by each long-term care recorder. The reading means 24 includes a mounting table, and when the identification member 40 is placed on the mounting table, the reading means 24 can read the identification information from the identification member 40. In one example, the readable range may be set to a narrow range including the mounting table of the reading means 24, such as several mm to several cm.

The storage means 25 stores the recorder-side program 27, and can store necessary information as appropriate. The processor 26 functions as the recorder-side control means 28 by reading and executing the recorder-side program 27 from the storage means 25. The recorder-side control means 28 causes the recorder-side computer 20 to perform processing necessary for implementing the care-recording method while communicating with the care-recording system 10.

(Long-term care recording method)
Hereinafter, the long-term care recording method will be described. FIG. 2 is a flowchart for explaining the long-term care recording method. The steps included in the long-term care recording method may be partially omitted, may be reordered, may be processed in parallel, may be partially started and terminated, and other steps, as long as there is no contradiction. May be added.

Step ST1:
First, in step ST1, the first means 51 (FIG. 1) detects the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) existing in the readable range of the reading means 24 (FIG. 1) in the reading means 24 (FIG. 1). The first step of causing is executed. If the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is detected, the care recording method proceeds to step ST2, and if the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is not detected, the care recording method proceeds to step ST5. For example, when the identification member 40 (FIG. 1), which is an IC card of the long-term care recorder, is placed on the mounting table of the reading means 24 (FIG. 1), the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is detected. Become.

The first means 51 (FIG. 1) determines whether or not a legitimate identification member 40 (FIG. 1) has been detected based on the login information 33 (FIG. 1). For example, the login information 33 (FIG. 1) stores the correspondence between the ID of the long-term care recorder and the password. The identification member 40 (FIG. 1) stores identification information including the ID and password of any care recorder. The first means 51 (FIG. 1) is the identification member 40 when the ID and password acquired from the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) match the information stored in the login information 33 (FIG. 1). It is determined that (FIG. 1) has been detected.

Step ST2:
When the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is detected in step ST1, the second means 52 (FIG. 1) uses the long-term care recording system 10 (FIG. 1) based on the identification information provided by the identification member 40 (FIG. 1). 1) Transition to the login state or maintain the login state. When the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is detected while the care recorder is not logged in to the care record system 10 (FIG. 1), the care record system 10 (FIG. 1) newly transitions to the login state. If the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is detected while the long-term care recorder is already logged in to the long-term care record system 10 (FIG. 1), the long-term care record system 10 (FIG. 1) maintains the logged-in state. That is, the login state is continuously maintained while the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is detected by the reading means 24 (FIG. 1).

Step ST3:
Following step ST2, the third means 53 (FIG. 1) executes a third step of enabling input information regarding the long-term care service in the logged-in state. The details of the input information will be described later. After step ST3, the care recording method proceeds to step ST5. In one example, the input information that can be input by the identified long-term care recorder is restricted based on the restriction information 34 (FIG. 1) that defines the restriction of the input information. For example, for each long-term care recorder, only the long-term care user assigned as the person in charge or the input information regarding the assigned task can be input.

Step ST4:
If the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is not detected in step ST1, the fourth means 54 (FIG. 1) executes the fourth step of canceling the login state, and the care recording method ends. When the identification member 40 (FIG. 1), which is the IC card of the long-term care recorder, is removed from the mounting table of the reading means 24 (FIG. 1), the identification member 40 (FIG. 1) is not detected. When the login state is canceled, the input information in step ST3 cannot be input. In one example, when the login state is canceled, all operations may be disabled or partially disabled.

Step ST5:
Following step ST3, the fifth means 55 (FIG. 1) is a care record information 32 (FIG. 1) in which the input information input in step ST3 and the care recordr identified in step ST1 are associated with each other in the logged-in state. A fifth step of storing FIG. 1) in the storage means 12 (FIG. 1) is performed.

(Input information)
In step ST3 (FIG. 2) of the long-term care recording method, how input information related to long-term care can be input will be described with reference to an example of a screen. The displayed contents are examples and are not limited. The screen is displayed by the care recording means 14 on the display means 22 of the recorder side control means 28. The care recorder makes a selection and input by touching the displayed portion, and the selection and input result is transmitted to the care recording means 14.

FIG. 3 is an exemplary main screen 60 that is first displayed on the display means 22 when the login state is entered. On the main screen 60, two or more long-term care users among a plurality of long-term care users are displayed on one screen so as to be selectable. In one example, there may be only one long-term care user. On the main screen 60, one or more tasks related to the content of the long-term care service can be selectably displayed for each long-term care user in association with each of the two or more long-term care users displayed as the input set 61. Will be done. The input information includes the care user, at least one task, and sub-information related to the task.

More specifically, the main screen 60 displays a plurality of input sets 61. The input set 61 is separated for each care user as a horizontally long line, and the care user name 62 and a plurality of task icons 63 are displayed in the input set 61. For example, the name "user 6" is displayed as the care user name 62 at the bottom, and the task icon 63 for selecting the task related to "user 6" is from the first icon 63-1. The eleventh icon 63-11 is displayed. If the task icon 63 is selected, the long-term care user corresponding to the input set 61 is automatically recognized. The other input sets 61 correspond to different care users.

Tap the first icon 63-1 to select a recreation task. Tap the second icon 63-2 to select the vital measurement task. Tap the third icon 63-3 to select the excretion task. Tap the fourth icon 63-4 to select the bathing task. Tap the fifth icon 63-5 to select a meal task. Tap the sixth icon 63-6 to select a task related to when to take the medicine. Tap the seventh icon 63-7 to select a task related to whether or not you took the medicine. Tap the eighth icon 63-8 to select the rehabilitation activity task. Tap the ninth icon 63-9 to select a reporting task for entering a report. When the tenth icon 63-10 is tapped, the task related to the arrival / departure timing of the car is selected. Tap the eleventh icon 63-11 to select a sleep task.

(Each task)
Hereinafter, the screen display according to the task selection will be described. The input information includes selection items, sub information, input contents, and selection contents. No duplicate explanation will be given for similar selection items. In another example, the item to be selectively input may be input as a numerical value or a character string, or the item to be input as a numerical value may be input selectively. The term selection is not limited to selecting from the listed items and may include input by a character string.

FIG. 4 is a recreation screen 70 displayed when a recreation task is selected. On the recreation screen 70, selection items of "history", "time", "charge", "recreation", and "special notes" for inputting sub-information are displayed. By tapping "History" on the recreation screen 70 (FIG. 4), it is possible to input whether it is a new creation or an update. When you tap "Time" on the recreation screen 70 (FIG. 4), you can enter the task execution time. As the time, the recording input time may be automatically input.

"Responsible" is automatically entered by the long-term care recorder. "Responsible" may be entered manually. It may be possible to input the person who actually provided the care to the "person in charge". As "special notes", "special change" indicating whether or not there is an event to be reported, "reporting" indicating whether or not there is a matter to be reported, and "hiyarihat" indicating whether or not there was a hearing hat event are selected. It is possible.

When "Recreation" is tapped on the recreation screen 70 (FIG. 4), the recreation sub screen 71 as shown in FIG. 5 is displayed. On the recreation sub-screen 71, at least one of "None" (indicating that there is no information to enter), "Snack making", "Karaoke", "Hanami", "Brain training", "Balloon valley", and "Knitting" Recreational items, including one, are made selectable as sub-information.

FIG. 6 is a vital measurement screen 72 displayed when the vital measurement task is selected. On the vital measurement screen 72, selection items of "history", "time", "charge", "body temperature", "blood pressure", "pulse", and "weight" for inputting sub-information are displayed. When "body temperature" is tapped on the vital measurement screen 72 (FIG. 6), the body temperature can be input as a numerical value. When "Blood pressure" is tapped on the vital measurement screen 72 (FIG. 6), the blood pressure can be input as a numerical value. Tap "Pulse" to enter the pulse as a numerical value. When you tap "Weight" on the vital measurement screen 72 (FIG. 6), you can enter the weight as a numerical value.

FIG. 7 is an excretion screen 73 displayed when the excretion task is selected. On the excretion screen 73, selection items of "history", "time", "charge", "excretion", "confirmation", and "special notes" for inputting sub-information are displayed. When "excretion" is tapped on the excretion screen 73 (FIG. 7), the excretion sub-screen 74 of FIG. , "Urine" (indicating that urine has been produced), and "prompting" (indicating that excretion has been promoted) can be selected as sub-information.

When "Confirm" is tapped on the excretion screen 73 (FIG. 7), the confirmation screen 75 of FIG. 9 is displayed, and the confirmation method of whether or not the care user has performed an action related to the task can be selected as input information. .. More specifically, as confirmation methods, "none" (indicating that there is no information to be entered), "oral confirmation" (indicating that confirmation was made verbally), and "staff confirmation" (the staff who provided the care performed the action). Direct confirmation), "unconfirmed" (indicating that it has not been confirmed), and "prompting only" (indicating that the action has only been prompted) can be selected as sub-information. The same or different confirmation methods may be input for other tasks.

FIG. 10 is a bathing screen 76 displayed when a bathing task is selected. On the bathing screen 76, selection items of "history", "timing", "time", "charge", "body temperature", "blood pressure", "pulse", and "weight" for inputting sub information are displayed. To. When "timing" is tapped on the bathing screen 76 (FIG. 10), the measurement timing screen 77 of FIG. 11 is displayed. On the measurement timing screen 77, "none" (indicating that there is no information to be input), "before bathing", and "after bathing" are measured as the timings for measuring "body temperature", "blood pressure", "pulse", and "weight". Is made selectable as sub-information.

FIG. 12 is a meal screen 78 displayed when a meal task is selected. Selection of "History", "Time", "Responsible", "Meal time", "Staple food", "Main dish", "Side dish", and "Oral care" for inputting sub-information on the meal screen 78 The item is displayed. When "meal time" is tapped on the meal screen 78 (FIG. 12), the meal time screen 79 for selecting the time of eating as shown in FIG. 13 is displayed. On the meal time screen 79, "none" (indicating that there is no information to be input), "morning", "daytime", and "night" can be selected as sub-information.

When "staple food" is tapped on the meal screen 78 (FIG. 12), the staple food screen 80 for selecting the amount of food as shown in FIG. 14 is displayed. On the staple food screen 80, "None" (indicating that there is no information to be input), "Complete meal", "3/4" (indicating that the ratio of eating is 3/4), "1/2" (eating) (Indicating that the proportion is 1/2), "1/4" (indicating that the proportion eaten is 1/4), and "not eaten" are made selectable as sub-information.

When "main dish" is tapped on the meal screen 78 (FIG. 12), the main dish screen 81 for selecting the amount of food as shown in FIG. 15 is displayed. The staple food screen 81 is the same as the staple food screen 80. When "side dish" is tapped on the meal screen 78 (FIG. 12), the same display as that of the staple food screen 80 and the main dish screen 81 is displayed, and the same selection is possible. In the selection item of "oral care" on the meal screen 78 (FIG. 12), it is possible to check whether or not oral care has been performed.

FIG. 16 is a medicine screen 82 displayed when a task related to the timing of taking the medicine or a task related to whether or not the medicine was taken is selected. On the medicine screen 82, selection items of "history", "time", "charge", "timing", and "taken medicine" for inputting sub-information are displayed. When "Timing" is tapped on the medicine screen 82 (FIG. 16), the medicine timing screen 83 of FIG. 17 is displayed. On the medicine timing screen 83, "none" (indicating that there is no information to be input), "morning", "daytime", "night", "before bedtime", and "others" are sub-information as the timing of taking the medicine. Be selectable. When "drinking medicine" is tapped on the medicine screen 82 (FIG. 16), the intake screen 84 of FIG. 18 is displayed. On the intake screen 84, "yes" (indicating that the drug has been taken) and "no" (indicating that the drug has not been taken) can be selected as sub-information.

FIG. 19 is a rehabilitation activity screen 85 displayed when a rehabilitation activity task is selected. On the rehabilitation activity screen 85, selection items of "history", "charge", "rehabilitation activity", "time", and "special notes" for inputting sub-information are displayed. When "Rehabilitation activity" is tapped on the rehabilitation activity screen 85 (FIG. 19), the rehabilitation activity sub screen 86 as shown in FIG. 20 is displayed. On the rehabilitation activity sub-screen 86, "Yes" (indicating that there was rehabilitation activity) and "None" (indicating that there was no rehabilitation activity) can be selected as sub-information.

FIG. 21 is a report screen 87 displayed when a report task is selected. On the report screen 87, selection items of "history", "time", "charge", and "special notes" for inputting sub-information are displayed.

FIG. 22 is a departure / arrival screen 88 displayed when a task related to the arrival / departure timing of a car is selected. On the departure / arrival screen 88, selection items of "history", "in charge", "timing", "time", and "special notes" for inputting sub-information are displayed. When "Timing" is tapped on the departure / arrival screen 88 (FIG. 22), the arrival / departure timing screen 89 as shown in FIG. 23 is displayed. On the departure / arrival timing screen 89, the departure / arrival options of "None" (indicating that there is no information to be entered), "Arrival" (indicating the arrival of the car), and "Departure" (indicating the departure of the car) are selected as sub-information. Be made possible. When "time" is tapped on the departure / arrival screen 88 (FIG. 22), the time corresponding to the departure / arrival options selected on the departure / arrival timing screen 89 can be input.

FIG. 24 is a sleep screen 90 that is displayed when a sleep task is selected. On the sleep screen 90, selection items of "history", "charge", "timing", "time", and "special notes" for inputting sub-information are displayed. When "Timing" is tapped on the sleep screen 90 (FIG. 24), the sleep timing screen 91 as shown in FIG. 25 is displayed. On the sleep timing screen 91, sleep options such as "none" (indicating that there is no information to be input), "sleeping", and "wake up" can be selected as sub-information. When "time" is tapped on the sleep screen 90 (FIG. 24), the time corresponding to the sleep option selected on the sleep timing screen 91 can be input.

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Hereinafter, the warning method included in the long-term care recording method will be described. FIG. 26 is a flowchart for explaining the warning method.

Step ST6:
In step ST6, the sixth means 56 (FIG. 1) determines whether or not there is input information that has not been input even after the input deadline, based on the deadline information 35 (FIG. 1) that defines the input deadline for the input information. The sixth step of determining whether or not is executed. If there is no input information that has not been input even after the input deadline, the warning method ends. In one example, the deadline information 35 (FIG. 1) can be set for each long-term care user.

Step ST7:
If it is determined in step ST6 that there is input information that has not been input even after the input deadline, in step ST7, the seventh means 57 (FIG. 1) has not input even after the input deadline. A seventh step of giving a warning about information is performed. In one example, on the main screen 60 of FIG. 3, the warning is executed by blinking the task icon 63 of the care user who is the target of the warning. In one example, a warning is executed by blinking a selection item to be a warning on each screen after tapping the task icon 63.

For example, for "User 1" who is a long-term care user, when the input deadline for the timing of taking the medicine is 13:00, or when the timing of taking the medicine is not input even at 13:00. The sixth icon 63-6 in FIG. 3 is blinking and displayed. The warning may be issued while logged in, or may be issued regardless of the logged-in status. The warning may be given by other means such as voice or text.

The care recording system 10 and the recorder side computer 20 include, but are not limited to, distributed computers, server computers, desktop personal computers, smartphones, personal digital assistants, laptop personal computers, tablet personal computers, televisions, and combinations thereof. Be done.

The network 15 includes, but is not limited to, various communications such as the Internet, an intranet, a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), a wired communication network, a wireless communication network, a television communication network, a satellite communication network, and acoustic communication. The route is mentioned.

The communication method of the communication means 11 and the communication means 21 is not limited, but is, for example, wired (for example, optical fiber, telephone line, power line), wireless (for example, wireless LAN, Bluetooth®, mobile communication line, infrared ray). Communication, short-range wireless communication).

Types of storage means 12 and storage means 25 include, but are not limited to, read-only memory, readable and writable memory, volatile memory, non-volatile memory, tangible non-temporary recording media, and combinations thereof.

Examples of the display means 22 include, but are not limited to, a touch panel display, a display-only display, and a television.

The input means 23 includes, but is not limited to, a touch panel display, a keyboard, a mouse, a touch pad, a trackball, and a voice recognition device.

In the present disclosure, some or all of the various configurations including the configurations realized by the processor 13 and various programs may be realized by hardware such as an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC).

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According to the present embodiment, the care recorder can be in a login state in which input information regarding the care service can be input only by arranging the identification member 40 within the readable range of the reading means 24, and further, the identification member 40. Since the login state can be canceled simply by moving the item out of the readable range, the burden on the long-term care recorder for inputting the input information is greater than when the long-term care recorder manually inputs the identification information. It can be made smaller.

According to the present embodiment, since the long-term care record information 32 in which the input information and the long-term care recordr are associated with each other is automatically stored, the long-term care recordr is compared with the case where the long-term care recordr manually inputs his / her own information. It is possible to accurately store the long-term care record information 32 with less burden.

According to the present embodiment, since the input information that can be input by the identified long-term care recorder is limited based on the restriction information 34, it is possible to reduce the occurrence of recording errors of the long-term care recorder.

According to the present embodiment, since the warning regarding the input information that has not been input even after the input deadline is given, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of forgetting to execute the long-term care or the recording error of the long-term care recorder.

According to the present embodiment, one or more tasks are separately and selectably displayed in association with each of the displayed two or more long-term care users, so that the long-term care recorder can be referred to as the long-term care user and the task. It is possible to make it difficult to make a mistake in the correspondence of.

According to the present embodiment, a task can be selected as input information, and sub-information corresponding to the selected task can be input. Therefore, the input items are clarified and a recording error of the care recorder occurs. It is possible to input sub-information according to various tasks while making it difficult.

According to the present embodiment, since the method of confirming whether or not the care user has performed an action related to the task can be selected, it is possible to prevent forgetting to care, and further, care such as defecation can be performed. It is possible to make it easier to collect information on actions that are difficult for the staff who provided them to confirm.

According to the present embodiment, since various recreation items can be selected, it is possible to reduce the occurrence of recording errors of the long-term care recorder.

According to the present embodiment, various measurement items can be selected, and numerical values corresponding to the selected measurement items can be input as input information, so that recording errors of the care recorder are less likely to occur. be able to.

According to this embodiment, since various excretion items can be selected, it is possible to reduce the occurrence of recording errors of the long-term care recorder.

According to the present embodiment, when the meal task is selected, the time and amount of the meal can be input, so that it is possible to prevent the care recorder from making a recording error regarding the meal.

According to the present embodiment, since the timing of taking the medicine can be input as input information, it is possible to easily collect information regarding the timing of taking the medicine and to prevent the care recorder from making a recording error.

According to the present embodiment, since it is possible to input whether or not the drug has been taken as input information, it is easy to collect information on whether or not the drug has been taken, and it is difficult for the care recorder to make a recording error. Can be done.

According to the present embodiment, since the rehabilitation activity can be input as input information, it is possible to easily collect information on the rehabilitation activity and to prevent the care recorder from making a recording error.

According to the present embodiment, the departure / arrival options including the arrival and departure of the car and the time corresponding to the selected departure / arrival options can be input as input information, so that information regarding the departure / arrival timing of the car can be input. It is possible to make it easier to collect information and reduce the occurrence of recording errors by the long-term care recorder.

According to the present embodiment, sleep options including going to bed and waking up, and the time corresponding to the selected sleep options can be input as input information, so that it is easy to collect information on sleep and care is taken. It is possible to reduce the occurrence of recording errors by the recorder.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above. That is, one of ordinary skill in the art may make various modifications, combinations, sub-combinations, and substitutions with respect to the components of the above-described embodiments within the technical scope of the present invention or the equivalent thereof.

The present invention is applicable to applications for recording long-term care services.

10 ... Nursing care recording system 11 ... Communication means 12 ... Storage means 13 ... Processor 14 ... Nursing care recording means 15 ... Network 20 ... Recorder side computer 21 ... Communication means 22 ... Display means 23 ... Input means 24 ... Reading means 25 ... Storage means 26 ... Processor 27 ... Recorder side program 28 ... Recorder side control means 31 ... Nursing record program 32 ... Nursing record information 33 ... Login information 34 ... Restriction information 35 ... Deadline information 40 ... Identification member 51 ... First means 52 ... Second means 53 ... Third means 54 ... Fourth means 55 ... Fifth means 56 ... Sixth means 57 ... Seventh means 60 ... Main screen 61 ... Input set 62 ... Nursing user name 63 ... Task icon 63-1 ... 1st icon 63-2 ... 2nd icon 63-3 ... 3rd icon 63-4 ... 4th icon 63-5 ... 5th icon 63-6 ... 6th icon 63-7 ... 7th icon 63-8 ... 8th icon 63-9 ... 9th icon 63-10 ... 10th icon 63-11 ... 11th icon 70 ... Recreation screen 71 ... Recreation sub screen 72 … Vital measurement screen 73… Excretion screen 74… Excretion sub screen 75… Confirmation screen 76… Bath screen 77… Measurement timing screen 78… Meal screen 79… Meal time screen 80… Main meal screen 81… Main dish screen 82… Medicine screen 83… Medicine timing screen 84 ... Intake screen 85 ... Rehabilitation activity screen 86 ... Rehabilitation activity sub screen 87 ... Report screen 88 ... Departure / arrival screen 89 ... Departure / arrival timing screen 90 ... Sleep screen 91 ... Sleep timing screen

In order to solve the problems of the above-mentioned prior art and achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention is a care record program for causing a computer to execute a care record process, and is read by a reading means capable of short-distance communication. The first step of detecting the identification member that is within the readable range of the means and is capable of providing the identification information assigned to each of the plurality of long-term care recorders, and the first step. Based on the identification information provided by the identification member, the second step of continuously maintaining the login state while the identification member is detected by the reading means, and the input regarding the long-term care service in the login state. A long-term care recording program that causes a computer to execute a third step of allowing a long-term care recorder to input information and a fourth step of canceling the login state when the identification member is no longer detected by the reading means. In the third step, two or more of the long-term care users who receive the long-term care service are displayed on one screen, and are displayed in the third step. In association with each of the two or more long-term care users, two or more tasks related to the content of the long-term care service can be selected and displayed on the one screen for each long-term care user, and the third. In the process of, recreation task, vital measurement task, excretion task, bathing task, meal task, task related to the timing of taking the drug, task related to whether or not the drug was taken, rehabilitation activity task, reporting task, task related to the arrival and departure timing of the car. , At least one of the sleep tasks can be selected as the input information by the care recorder, and sub-information corresponding to the selected task can be input as the input information, and the care record. This is a long-term care recording program in which when the sub-information is input by a person, the long-term care recorder who has made the selection is automatically assigned as the person in charge of the task in which the sub-information is input.

The present invention is a long-term care recording method executed by a computer, which is a long-term care capable identification member existing in a reading means capable of short-distance communication within a readable range of the reading means, and is a plurality of long-term care. The identification member is detected by the reading means based on the first step of detecting the identification member capable of providing the identification information assigned to each of the recorders and the identification information provided by the identification member. During the period, the second step of continuously maintaining the logged-in state, the third step of enabling input information regarding the long-term care service in the logged-in state, and the reading means prevent the identification member from being detected. If this is the case, the long-term care recording method includes the fourth step of canceling the login state, and in the third step, the long-term care of two or more of the plurality of long-term care users who receive the long-term care service. The user is displayed on one screen, and in the third step, the user is associated with each of the two or more displayed care users, and each of the care users is related to the content of the care service. Two or more tasks can be selected and displayed on the one screen, and in the third step, a recreation task, a vital measurement task, an excretion task, a bathing task, a meal task, a task related to the timing of taking the medicine, and a medicine are performed. At least one of the task related to whether or not to drink, the rehabilitation activity task, the reporting task, the task related to the arrival and departure timing of the car, and the sleep task was made selectable and selected by the care recorder as the input information. The sub-information corresponding to the task can be input as the input information, and when the sub-information is input by the long-term care recorder, the long-term care who has made the selection as the person in charge of the task in which the sub-information is input. It is a long-term care recording method to which a recorder is automatically assigned.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is a long-term care recording system, which is a long-term care recording system, a long-term care recording means, and a short-distance communication-capable identification member existing within the readable range of the reading means, for each of a plurality of long-term care recorders. A first means for detecting the identification member capable of providing the assigned identification information, and a continuation while the identification member is detected by the reading means based on the identification information provided by the identification member. When the identification member is no longer detected by the second means for maintaining the login state, the third means for enabling input information regarding the long-term care service in the login state, and the reading means, the login is performed. A long-term care recording system including a fourth means for releasing a state , wherein the third means includes one of two or more long-term care users among a plurality of long-term care users who receive the long-term care service. Displayed on one screen, the third means corresponds to each of the displayed two or more long-term care users, and for each long-term care user, two or more related to the contents of the long-term care service. The task can be selected and displayed on the one screen, and the third means is a recreation task, a vital measurement task, an excretion task, a bathing task, a meal task, a task related to the timing of taking the medicine, and whether or not the medicine has been taken. At least one of the tasks related to, rehabilitation activity task, reporting task, car arrival / departure timing task, and sleeping task can be selected by the long-term care recorder as the input information, and according to the selected task. The sub-information can be input as the input information, and when the sub-information is input by the long-term care recorder, the long-term care recorder who made the selection as the person in charge of the task in which the sub-information is input is automatically selected. It is a long-term care record system assigned to.

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It is a long-term care record program that causes a computer to execute long-term care record processing.
The identification member capable of providing identification information assigned to each of a plurality of long-term care recorders, which is a short-range communication-capable identification member existing within the readable range of the reading means, to the short-range communication-capable reading means. The first step of detecting the member and
A second step of continuously maintaining a login state while the identification member is detected by the reading means based on the identification information provided by the identification member.
The third step of enabling input information regarding the long-term care service in the logged-in state, and
When the identification member is no longer detected by the reading means, the fourth step of canceling the login state and
A long-term care recording program that causes a computer to execute. A fifth step of storing the long-term care record information associated with the long-term care recorder identified with the input information in the login state is further included.
The long-term care record program according to claim 1. In the third step, the input information that can be input by the identified long-term care recorder is limited based on the restriction information specified for the restriction of the input information.
The long-term care record program according to claim 1 or 2. A sixth step of determining whether or not there is the input information that has not been input even after the input deadline, based on the deadline information that defines the input deadline for the input information.
If there is the input information that has not been input even after the input deadline, the seventh step of giving a warning regarding the input information that has not been input even after the input deadline, and
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising. In the third step, two or more of the long-term care users who receive the long-term care service are displayed on one screen.
In the third step, one or more tasks related to the content of the long-term care service can be selectably displayed for each long-term care user in association with each of the two or more displayed long-term care users. Be done,
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 1 to 4. In the third step, a recreation task, a vital measurement task, an excretion task, a bathing task, a meal task, a task related to the timing of taking medicine, a task related to whether or not the medicine was taken, a rehabilitation activity task, a reporting task, and arrival / departure of a car. At least one task related to timing and a sleep task can be selected as the input information, and sub-information corresponding to the selected task can be input as the input information.
The long-term care record program according to claim 5. In the third step, a method of confirming whether or not the care user has performed an act related to the task can be selected as the input information.
The confirmation method includes that the confirmation method is verbal, that the staff who provided the long-term care directly confirmed the action, that the confirmation method was not confirmed, and that the action was only urged.
The long-term care record program according to claim 5 or 6. When the recreation task is selected in the third step, recreation items including at least one of snack making, karaoke, cherry blossom viewing, brain training, balloon valley, and knitting are made selectable as the input information. Ru,
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. When at least one of the vital measurement task and the bathing task is selected in the third step, at least one measurement item of body temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and body weight can be selected as the input information. ,
When the measurement item is selected in the third step, the numerical value corresponding to the selected measurement item can be input as the input information.
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. When the excretion task is selected in the third step, at least one excretion item including whether to stool, urinate, or promote excretion is made selectable as the input information. ,
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. When the meal task is selected in the third step, the time of eating can be input as the input information, and the amount eaten for at least one of the staple food, the main dish and the side dish is said. Can be entered as input information,
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. When the task relating to the timing of taking the medicine is selected in the third step, the timing of taking the medicine can be input as the input information.
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. When the task relating to whether or not the drug has been taken is selected in the third step, whether or not the drug has been taken can be input as the input information.
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. When the rehabilitation activity task is selected in the third step, whether or not there is a rehabilitation activity can be input as the input information.
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. When the task related to the arrival / departure timing of the car is selected in the third step, the departure / arrival options including the arrival of the car and the departure of the car are made selectable as the input information, and the selected departure / arrival is made possible. The time corresponding to the option of is enabled to be input as the input information.
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. When the sleep task is selected in the third step, sleep options including bedtime and wake-up are made selectable as the input information, and the time corresponding to the selected sleep option is the time. Can be entered as input information,
The long-term care record program according to any one of claims 5 to 7. A computer-based long-term care recording method
The identification member capable of providing identification information assigned to each of a plurality of long-term care recorders, which is a short-range communication-capable identification member existing within the readable range of the reading means, to the short-range communication-capable reading means. The first step of detecting the member and
A second step of continuously maintaining a login state while the identification member is detected by the reading means based on the identification information provided by the identification member.
The third step of enabling input information regarding the long-term care service in the logged-in state, and
When the identification member is no longer detected by the reading means, the fourth step of canceling the login state and
Long-term care recording methods, including. It is a long-term care recording system
The identification member capable of providing identification information assigned to each of a plurality of long-term care recorders, which is a short-range communication-capable identification member existing within the readable range of the reading means, to the short-range communication-capable reading means. The first means to detect the member and
A second means for continuously maintaining a login state while the identification member is detected by the reading means based on the identification information provided by the identification member.
A third means for enabling input information regarding the long-term care service in the logged-in state,
When the identification member is no longer detected by the reading means, the fourth means for canceling the login state and the fourth means.
A long-term care recording system.

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