JP2003070851A - Treatment management method and treatment management system - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide a treatment management system that can improve the certainty of treatment and prevent simple medical errors. A treatment management system includes a memory device for storing treatment plan data including treatment contents and treatment time data for each patient, and a treatment time notification for notifying a treatment time to a portable terminal device based on the treatment plan data. Including means. Further, the system is installed in the vicinity where the treatment is performed,
A barcode reader for inputting treatment confirmation data including treatment content data and patient data, a terminal device 3 installed near the place where the treatment is performed, treatment confirmation data and treatment plan data inputted by the barcode reader; And a comparison result supply unit that supplies a comparison result of the comparison unit to the terminal device.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a treatment management method and a treatment management system, and more particularly to a treatment management method and a treatment management system in which a terminal device and input means are installed near a place where a treatment action is performed.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, medical malpractice in hospitals has become a problem. Although various efforts are being made in the medical field in order to reliably carry out the therapeutic action for each patient, the patient is still treated with incorrect medications, treatments and the like, which is a social problem.

The contents of treatment such as medication, treatment, surgery, etc., performed on inpatients in hospitals are usually confirmed by doctors, nurses, etc. every morning at a meeting at the time of transfer, and later treatment is performed by doctors. , Nurses, etc. self-management.

At the meeting, the nurse makes a note of the verbally instructed medical treatment, and the prescribed medical treatment is performed at the appointed time.

[0005]

However, there is a possibility that an instruction given only by the verbal error may result in an erroneous hearing, a mistake in writing on a memo sheet, or the like. Furthermore, under the self-management of each nurse,
The medical treatment based only on the memo may cause a mistake of the patient, a mistaken medication, or the like.

[0006] Although nurses and the like pay close attention to prevent this from happening, they have no choice but to rely only on their own memory and notes during busy work.

Therefore, there is a limit to improving the certainty of the medical treatment in the medical field.

[0008]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a treatment management system capable of improving certainty of a treatment action and preventing a simple medical error.

According to the treatment management method of the present invention, the first terminal device and the first input means are installed in the vicinity of the place where the treatment is performed, and the treatment plan data including the treatment contents and treatment time data for each patient. Is stored in the storage means, the treatment time is notified to the mobile terminal device based on the treatment plan data, and the treatment confirmation data including the treatment content data and the patient data is input using the first input means, The treatment confirmation data input by the input means is compared with the treatment plan data, and the comparison result data is supplied to the first terminal device.

The treatment management system of the present invention is a storage means for storing treatment plan data including treatment details and treatment time data for each patient, and a treatment time for notifying the portable terminal device of the treatment time based on the treatment plan data. A notification means, a first input means installed near the place where the treatment is performed, for inputting treatment confirmation data including treatment content data and patient data, and a first input device installed near the place where the treatment is performed. One terminal device and first comparing means for comparing the treatment confirmation data and the treatment plan data input by the first input means, and the comparison result of the first comparing means is the first terminal device. And a first comparison result supplying means for supplying to.

According to such a configuration, it is possible to provide a treatment management system capable of improving the certainty of treatment and preventing a simple medical error.

Further, in the treatment management method of the present invention, a second terminal device and a second input means are installed in the vicinity of a place where the therapeutic drug is carried out, and the second input means is used. , Inputting treatment confirmation data including treatment content data and patient data, comparing the treatment confirmation data input by the second input means with the treatment plan data, and supplying the comparison result data to the second terminal device. Is desirable.

Further, in the treatment management system of the present invention, it further comprises a second input means which is installed in the vicinity of a place where the therapeutic drug is carried out and which inputs treatment confirmation data including treatment content data and patient data. A second terminal device installed in the vicinity where the action of carrying out the therapeutic agent is performed, second confirmation means for comparing the treatment confirmation data input by the second input means, and the treatment plan data, It is desirable to have second comparison result supplying means for supplying the comparison result data of the second comparing means to the second terminal device.

According to this structure, the nurse or the like can confirm whether or not the therapeutic drug used for treating the patient is the correct drug when it is taken out from the warehouse or the like.

Further, in the treatment management method of the present invention, it is desirable that the notification of the treatment time to the portable terminal device is made by wireless communication.

Further, in the treatment management system of the present invention, it is desirable that the treatment time notification means notifies the portable terminal device that the treatment time has come by wireless communication.

With this configuration, the nurse or the like can know the treatment time regardless of where he or she is.

In the treatment management method of the present invention, it is desirable that the treatment confirmation data be input by reading the bar code with a bar code reader.

In the treatment management system of the present invention, it is desirable that the treatment confirmation data be input by reading the bar code with a bar code reader.

With such a configuration, the treatment content can be easily input.

Further, in the treatment management method of the present invention, it is desirable that the first input means is connected to the first terminal device and the second input means is connected to the second terminal device.

Further, in the treatment management system of the present invention, it is desirable that the first input means is connected to the first terminal device and the second input means is connected to the second terminal device.

According to this structure, the data input by the input means can be transmitted from the terminal device, so that the correspondence with the terminal device such as the place where the medical treatment is performed can be surely provided.

[0024]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

1 to 11 are views showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of a treatment management system according to this embodiment. Reference numeral 1 denotes a center device which is a computer, to which a memory device 2 for storing various data is connected. Reference numeral 3 denotes a terminal device provided near the bed of each patient, and a plurality of terminal devices are installed in the hospital. 4 is a terminal device provided near the medicine storage,
Several are installed. Reference numeral 5 is a wireless LAN (local area network) device. Reference numeral 6 denotes a wireless mobile terminal device carried by each nurse. A plurality of wireless LAN devices 5 are installed so that data can be transmitted to a plurality of mobile terminal devices 6 in the hospital, and data is transmitted to each mobile terminal device 6. Reference numeral 7 denotes a LAN (local area network) which is a communication line installed in the hospital, and includes a center device 1 and
A plurality of terminal devices 3 and 4 and a plurality of wireless LAN devices are connected so that data communication can be performed mutually.

The memory device 2 connected to the center device 1 stores the treatment plan data of each patient, for example, the treatment content and the treatment time as a record for each patient. The treatment content includes medication, treatment, surgery and the like. The treatment plan data is input by the person in charge of input, for example, the head nurse, at the nurse center. The treatment plan data may be input by another terminal device (not shown).

A terminal device (hereinafter referred to as bed terminal) 3 provided in the vicinity of each patient's bed is a touch panel type computer having an input display function, and further has a bar code reader attached thereto. By touching the displayed screen, data can be input to the computer or command can be given. For details of bed terminal 3,
It will be described later.

A terminal device 4 (hereinafter referred to as a drug storage terminal) provided in the vicinity of the drug storage terminal is also a bed terminal 3 in this case.
Is a computer with a touch panel type input display function, and is further equipped with a bar code reader. The details of the medicine storage terminal 4 will be described later.

The bed terminal 3 and the medicine storage terminal 4 can be operated only by a predetermined person. That is, when operating the bed terminal 3 and the medicine storage terminal 4,
A predetermined authentication process is performed, and only an authenticated person can operate. Since various authentication methods can be used, any method may be used. For example, at the bed terminal 3 or the medicine storage terminal 4, this is performed by inputting a bar code written on an identification card (ID card) carried by a nurse or the like and a password.

The medicine storage terminal 4 is installed in the vicinity of the medicine storage area, and the nurse operates it when taking out the medicine from the medicine storage area. Further, each container such as a medicine bottle, a case, and a box is provided with an identification barcode for identifying the medicine.

The bed terminal 3 is installed near the bed of each inpatient. Here, in the present embodiment, the bed terminal 3 is provided in the vicinity of the bed, but it may be installed in the vicinity of the place where the medical treatment is performed on the patient.

A bar code reader, which is an input means for reading a bar code of a belt wound around a patient's arm or the like, or a bar code of medicine or the like, is connected to each of the terminals 3 and 4. Since the bar code reader is connected to the terminal device, the center device 1 ensures the correspondence with the patient such as the place where the medical treatment is performed when receiving the data input by the bar code reader via the LAN 7. Can be attached to. The barcode reader and the terminal device do not have to be connected, but it is sufficient that the data input by the input means is transmitted to the center device 1. Also,
These barcodes for patients and the like may be two-dimensional barcodes and the like. Therefore, the treatment data can be easily input by using the barcode.

The wireless LAN devices 5 are distributed in the hospital,
For example, it is installed on each floor. The doctor and the nurse who perform the medical treatment receive the data signal transmitted via the wireless LAN at the mobile terminal device 6. The wireless mobile terminal device 6 is
For example, since it has a vibration function and is configured to vibrate when receiving a specific data signal, when the specific data signal is received, the mobile terminal device 6 vibrates to notify a nurse or the like of the data reception. In addition, not vibration
A sound may be used to notify a nurse or the like of the data reception. Since the wireless mobile terminal device is used, the nurse or the like can know the treatment time no matter where they are.

The wireless mobile terminal device 6 may be a so-called personal digital assistant (PDA) or the like. In that case,
You can also display the received message.

Next, with reference to FIG. 2, FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the data structure and the processing program structure in the center unit 1 will be described. FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the data structure of the main processing program of the center device 1. Figure 3
It is a figure for demonstrating the structure of patient individual data. Figure 4
FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the structure of treatment plan data.

As shown in FIG. 2, the data stored in the memory device 2 includes at least a patient personal database 8 and a treatment plan database 9. Both databases are patient identification codes (hereinafter referred to as ID code or patient ID
The key is to read data from each database and register data in each database.

As shown in FIG. 3, the patient personal database 8 includes item data such as name, address, sex and age.
Specifically, with the patient ID as the key, the name 82 and the address 8
Read the data of items such as 3, gender 84, age 85,
Or you can write to it.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 4, in the treatment plan database 9, as treatment contents, data of detailed treatments (a plurality if there are a plurality) such as treatment methods such as infusion, treatment, medication, etc. included. Specifically, using the patient ID as a key, the contents 93, 9 of the treatment contents 92, contents 1, contents 2, etc.
4, 95, the date 96 and time 97 of the treatment time, the situation data 98 for the treatment not yet completed, etc. are read out,
Or you can write to it. Further, the treatment plan database 9 includes data on the item 99 of the nurse in charge for each treatment content.

Although not shown here, the memory device 2 also has a database of destination data of the portable terminal device 6 carried by a doctor, a nurse or the like. As described below,
When data is transmitted from the center device 1 to the mobile terminal device, it is transmitted to the address designated by the destination data (telephone number, electronic mail address, etc.).

As will be described later, the contents of treatment and the like are confirmed based on the data in these databases. The structure of various data stored in the memory device 2 is
The structure is not limited to those shown in FIGS. 2, 3, and 4.

Further, the center device 1 can store and execute various processing programs. Figure 2
As shown in, the processing program group 10 includes a treatment time notification processing program 101 and a treatment plan data comparison processing program 102, which will be described later. These programs are
The data in each input unit and the memory device 2 is read out and a predetermined process is executed.

Next, the bed terminal 3 will be described. FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining a situation in which the bed terminal 3 is installed near the bed of the patient.

In FIG. 5, 11 is a patient bed, and 12 is a patient. Bed terminal 3 beside bed 11
Is installed, and the barcode reader 3 is connected to the bed terminal 3 by the cable 3a. The bed terminal 3 is connected to the LAN 7 in the hospital. A belt 13 is attached to the arm of the patient 12, and a barcode is marked on the belt 13. The barcode is for uniquely identifying the patient, and is the patient ID in the database of the memory device 2.
Associated with. Instead of the belt 13,
It may be a tag with a barcode or a bracelet. As will be described later, the nurse uses the barcode reader 3b to read both the barcode of the patient's belt 13 and the barcode attached to the drug container or the like, so that the correct drug is given to the correct patient. You can check if it is done.

Next, in the configuration as described above,
It will be described how the present system operates when a treatment is specifically performed on a patient. Here, an example in the case of administering medication to a patient will be described.

Based on the treatment plan data stored in the memory device 2, the center device 1 constantly monitors, based on the treatment plan data stored in the memory device 2, the treatment time notification processing program 101. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of processing for monitoring the treatment time in the center device 1.

In FIG. 6, first, step (hereinafter, S
1), by comparing the time data (year, month, day and time) in the treatment plan data 9 with the current time,
A determination is made as to whether the treatment time has come. The determination of the treatment time may be made such that the treatment time comes when it is a predetermined early time, for example, 15 minutes before the stored treatment time. If it is determined that the time specified in the treatment plan has been reached for a certain patient, YE
At S, the nurse data in charge included in the treatment plan data is read (S2), and a predetermined data signal is transmitted to the mobile terminal device 6 carried by the nurse to notify the nurse in charge of the treatment time. Notify that there is (S3).

When the portable terminal device 6 of the nurse in charge receives the data signal, a preset process, for example, a process of generating vibration (vibration) is performed. The vibration allows the nurse to know that it is the treatment time or that the treatment time is approaching.

The center device 1 uses the treatment plan data 9
Since the nurse stores the wireless portable terminal device with a display function such as a PDA, the nurse can inform the patient name and treatment contents by text message by e-mail. Good. This allows the nurse to know the patient name and treatment content.

The nurse knows that it is time to treat the patient, and goes to the patient with the medicine or the like necessary for the treatment, but before that, he or she removes the necessary medicine from the drug storage, which is a warehouse. May have to be.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a display screen of the medicine storage terminal 4. Reference numeral 21 indicates a frame of the display screen of the touch panel. An input field 22 for inputting a patient name or a patient ID code, an instruction button portion 23 for inputting a medicine barcode, and a result display portion 24 for displaying a determination result are displayed on the screen.

When the nurse goes to the medicine store, the nurse reads the bar code of her ID card. The bar code data is authenticated by the center apparatus 1, and when it is confirmed that the person is a correct person, the screen of FIG. 7 is displayed on the display device of the medicine storage terminal 4.

First, the patient name or the patient ID code is input to the input field 22. This input is performed by separately setting a character or number input mode and displaying a window screen (not shown) for input. Next, the nurse takes out the medicine to be administered to the patient and pushes the button 2
After touching, read the barcode of the medicine container using a barcode reader. The input patient ID data and the read barcode data are transmitted to the center device 1. The center device 1 determines whether or not the medicine is correct based on the data of the input patient ID code and the read barcode. Specifically, the center device 1
Makes the determination based on whether or not the received patient ID data and bar code data of the medicine match the patient ID data, the medicine data, and the time data in the treatment plan data.

As a result of the determination, if they match, the center device 1 transmits the result data to the drug storage terminal 4 so that the result display section 24 displays "OK". When they do not match, the center device 1 transmits the result data to the drug storage terminal 4 so that the result display unit 24 displays “NG”. The data of the medicines to be compared include the medicine name, the dose, and the like.

Therefore, the nurse can confirm the medicine to be administered to the patient by looking at the screen of the medicine storage terminal 4. Therefore, it is possible to reliably take out the drug to the patient to be treated from now, without improperly administering the drug.

Then, the nurse goes to the patient with the medicine.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a treatment plan screen of the bed terminal 3. Reference numeral 31 indicates a frame of the display screen of the touch panel. On the screen, a patient name display unit 32, a patient treatment plan display unit 33, a condition input unit 37, and an end button 1 are displayed.
8 is displayed. In the treatment planning unit 33, for each treatment content,
End check units 34, 35 for inputting the end of treatment,
36 is displayed.

First, when the nurse goes to the bed of the patient to be treated, the nurse uses the bar code reader 3b of the bed terminal 3 to read the bar code of his ID card. The bar code data is authenticated by the center device 1, and when it is confirmed based on the data in the treatment plan database 9 that the patient is the nurse in charge of the patient, the screen of FIG. Is displayed in.

For example, it is assumed that the nurse in charge makes the bar code of his ID card read at the time of medication at 14:00, the nurse is correctly authenticated, and the above screen is displayed on the bed terminal.

Since the treatment at 10:00 is finished in the treatment plan display portion 33 on the screen, a check mark is displayed in the end check box 34 corresponding to the treatment contents at 10:00. Thereby, the nurse in charge knows whether the treatment at 10:00 is finished. The nurse displays the patient name, etc. displayed on the display unit 32 and the 1 displayed on the treatment plan display unit 33.
You can check the details of your treatment by looking at the details of your treatment at 4 o'clock.

Then, when the user touches the medication portion at 14:00 in the treatment plan display portion 33 on the screen, the displayed contents are changed,
A confirmation screen (FIG. 9) for confirming the patient barcode and the drug barcode is displayed.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a treatment confirmation screen for confirming the medicine with the patient. Reference numeral 31 indicates a frame of the display screen of the touch panel. A patient barcode input instruction section 41, a medicine barcode input instruction section 42, and a determination result display section 43 are displayed on the screen.

The nurse first touches the patient bar code input instructing section 41 and then uses the bar code reader 3b to read the bar code data written on the belt 13 attached to the arm of the patient into the bed terminal 3. Let Next, after touching the medicine bar code input instruction section 42, the bar code reader 3b
Using, the bar code data attached to the medicine container is read into the bed terminal 3. The read two bar code data, which are the treatment confirmation data, are transmitted to the center device 1. The center device 1 determines whether or not the medicine is the correct medicine for the correct patient based on the input bar code data of the patient and the bar code data of the medicine. In particular,
The center device 1 determines whether or not the received barcode data of the patient and barcode data of the drug match the barcode data of the patient in the treatment plan database 9 and the data of the drug which is the treatment content. Further, at this time, it is also determined whether or not the assigned nurse data and the time data also match the assigned nurse data and the treatment time data in the treatment plan database 9.

As a result of the determination, that is, when the input treatment data and the data of the treatment plan database 9 are compared with each other and the data match, the center device 1 displays “OK” on the result display section 43. The result data is transmitted to the drug storage terminal 4 so as to be displayed. When they do not match, the center device 1 transmits the result data to the drug storage terminal 4 so that the result display unit 43 displays “NG”.

Therefore, the nurse can carry out reliable treatment for the patient to be treated without improper administration of the medicine.

The nurse touches a button (not shown) to shift the screen of the bed terminal 3 to the screen of FIG.

The nurse administers the medication to the patient, and when the medication is completed, the nurse looks at the patient's condition by touching the evaluation mark portion corresponding to the condition A to D of the condition input section 37. ,input. For example, if good,
Touch the "A" button, and if it is not good, touch the "D" button. Finally, when the "end" portion is touched, the screen of FIG. 8 disappears from the display screen of the bed terminal 3.

In addition to the screen condition data, patient data such as body temperature may be input on the screen of the bed terminal 3.

Since the nurse is authenticated and the patient is confirmed, it is possible to prevent an input error of the treatment data. Since data can be input at the bed terminal, there is no need to input at another computer, and the time and effort of inputting can be saved.

Next, the medicine storage terminal 4 in the center device 1
The flow of processing of the data received from will be described. This processing is performed by the treatment plan data comparison processing program 102 described above.
Is a process included in. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the flow of the medicine confirmation processing in the center device 1. First, the nurse inputs the barcode of the ID card carried by the nurse into the medicine storage terminal 4 using the barcode reader,
At the same time, if a password is entered if necessary, the entered data is transmitted to the center device 1 and the processing of FIG. 10 is started.

Using the input bar code and password, it is determined whether or not the person is a predetermined correct person (S11), and it is determined whether the person has been authenticated as a correct person (S11).
12). If it is not correctly authenticated, the process does not proceed to the subsequent processes.

If it is verified as correct, YE is performed in S12.
It becomes S, and the process proceeds to S13. In S13, as shown in FIG.
Patient name or patient I corresponding to input field 22 of
In the input processing of D, in S14, the barcode input processing attached to the medicine container corresponding to the button 23 of FIG. 7 is performed. The treatment plan data is collated based on these input data (S15).

As a result of the collation, that is, as a result of comparing the input treatment data with the data of the treatment plan database 9, if the medicine is the correct medicine for the correct patient, Y is obtained in S16.
It becomes ES, and the matching process is performed (S17). In the matching process, “OK” is displayed on the result display unit 24 on the screen of the medicine storage terminal 4, and the taken medicine and the nurse ID are recorded in the memory of the center device. It should be noted that the data of the medicine taken out and the quantity thereof may be transmitted to a medicine inventory management system (not shown) and used for order management.

As a result of the collation, if the medicine is not the correct medicine for the correct patient, NO is obtained in S16, and the disagreement process is performed (S18). In the disagreement process, “NG” is displayed on the result display section 24 of the screen of the drug storage terminal 4, a message is displayed to the nurse that the input is incorrect, and a message prompting the correct drug to be selected is displayed. Processing is performed. Therefore,
Nurses no longer take the wrong medication or dose for treatment.

Next, the bed terminal 3 in the center device 1
The flow of processing the data input from will be described. This processing is performed by the treatment plan data comparison processing program 10 described above.
This is a process included in 2. FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the flow of the treatment confirmation processing in the center device 1.
First, the nurse inputs the barcode of the ID card carried by the nurse into the bed terminal 3 using the barcode reader,
At the same time, if necessary, if a password is input, the input data is transmitted to the center device 1 and the processing of FIG. 11 is started.

Using the entered bar code and password, it is determined whether or not the person is a predetermined correct person (S21), and it is determined whether the person is authenticated as a correct person (S21).
22). If it is not correctly authenticated, the process does not proceed to the subsequent processes.

When it is verified that it is correct, the result in S22 is YE.
The process proceeds to S, and the process proceeds to S23.

In S23, the center device 1 transmits the data for displaying the treatment plan screen shown in FIG. 8 on the display device of the bed terminal 3.

On the touch panel, the nurse touches the display portion of the treatment content to be treated, and an input is made to specify the treatment content to be performed (S24). A treatment confirmation screen (FIG. 9) of the input treatment content (for example, medication at 14:00) is displayed (S25).

Next, the patient bar code input process (S26) corresponding to the button 41 of FIG. 9 and the button 42 of FIG.
The bar code input process (S27) of the medicine corresponding to is performed. The input patient barcode data and drug barcode data are collated with the treatment plan data stored in the memory device 2 (S28).

As a result of collation, that is, as a result of comparing the input treatment data with the data of the treatment plan database 9, it is judged whether or not the inputted data matches the treatment plan data (S29). . If they match as a result of collation, YES is obtained in S29, and the matching process is executed (S30). In the matching process, “OK” is displayed on the result display unit 43 on the screen of the bed terminal 3, and further, the treatment content, time and nurse ID are recorded in the database of the memory device 2 of the center device 1. And button 3 in FIG.
The condition input process (S31) corresponding to 7 is performed and the process ends.

As a result of collation, if they do not match, S2
If NO in step 9, the mismatch processing is performed (S32). In the disagreement process, “NG” is displayed on the result display unit 43 of the screen of the bed terminal 3, the nurse is informed on the screen that the treatment contents do not match, and the correct treatment is performed. A process of displaying a warning message is performed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the nurse from treating with the wrong medicine or dose.

As described above, according to the above configuration, a reliable medical treatment can be realized and a simple medical error can be prevented.

Although there is only one center device as described above, a terminal for inputting treatment plan data may be provided at a nurse center of each department.

Further, although the above description has been made on the example of an inpatient, an inpatient may be used. For example, the above-mentioned terminal device is provided in the vicinity of the place where the medical treatment is performed, and the patient is allowed to carry a card with a barcode for identifying the tag, a tag, or the like. When performing a medical treatment, a doctor, a nurse, etc. can read the barcode with a barcode reader and confirm the treatment data contents of the patient and the medicine.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

[0087]

As described above, according to the present invention,
It is possible to provide a treatment management system capable of improving the certainty of treatment and preventing a simple medical error.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of a treatment management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a main processing program and a data configuration of a center device according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a configuration of patient personal data according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a configuration of treatment plan data according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining a situation in which a bed terminal is installed in the vicinity of a patient's bed according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of processing for monitoring treatment time in the center device according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a display screen of a drug storage terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a treatment plan screen of the bed terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a treatment confirmation screen for confirming a patient and medicine according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a flow of medicine confirmation processing in the center device according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing a flow of treatment confirmation processing in the center device according to the embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols] 1-Center device 2 ... Memory device 3 ... Bed terminal 3a ... Cable 3b ... Bar code reader 4 ... Pharmacy edge 5: Wireless LAN device 6 ... Wireless mobile terminal 7 ... LAN 10 ... Processing program group 11 ... bed 12 ... Patient 13 ... Belt

Claims (10)

[Claims] 1. A first terminal device and a first input means are installed in the vicinity of a place where treatment is performed, and treatment plan data including data of treatment contents and treatment time for each patient is stored in a storage means. Notifying the mobile terminal device of the treatment time based on the treatment plan data, using the first input means, inputting treatment confirmation data including treatment content data and patient data, and using the first input means A treatment management method comprising: comparing input treatment confirmation data with the treatment plan data and supplying the comparison result data to the first terminal device. 2. A second terminal device and a second input means are installed in the vicinity of the place where the therapeutic drug is carried out, and the treatment content data and the patient data are obtained by using the second input means. Characterized in that the treatment confirmation data including the data is input, the treatment confirmation data input by the second input means is compared with the treatment plan data, and the comparison result data is supplied to the second terminal device. The treatment management method according to claim 1. 3. The notification of the treatment time to the portable terminal device,
The treatment management method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the treatment management method is performed by wireless communication. 4. The treatment confirmation data is input by reading a bar code with a bar code reader.
The treatment management method described in. 5. The first input means is connected to the first terminal device, and the second input means is connected to the second terminal device. The treatment management method according to claim 4. 6. Storage means for storing treatment plan data including data of treatment details and treatment time for each patient; treatment time notifying means for notifying treatment time to a mobile terminal device based on the treatment plan data; First input means installed near the place where the action is performed and for inputting treatment confirmation data including treatment content data and patient data, and a first terminal device installed near the place where the treatment action is performed And a first comparison means for comparing the treatment confirmation data inputted by the first input means with the treatment plan data, and the comparison result of the first comparison means is given by the first terminal device. A treatment management system comprising: a first comparison result supply means for supplying 7. A second input means, which is installed in the vicinity of the place where the therapeutic drug is carried out and which inputs the treatment confirmation data including the treatment content data and the patient data, and the therapeutic drug carrying-out action. A second terminal device installed in the vicinity to be performed, a second comparison means for comparing the treatment confirmation data input by the second input means, and the treatment plan data, and the second comparison means. 7. The treatment management system according to claim 6, further comprising: second comparison result supplying means for supplying the comparison result data of 1. to the second terminal device. 8. The treatment management system according to claim 6, wherein the treatment time notification means notifies the mobile terminal device that the treatment time has come by wireless communication. 9. The treatment confirmation data is input by causing a bar code to be read by a bar code reader.
The treatment management system described in. 10. The first input device is connected to the first terminal device, and the second input device is connected to the second terminal device. The treatment management system according to claim 9.