WO2020067490A1 - 情報処理装置及びプログラム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an information processing apparatus and a program capable of reducing the number of reception staff and suppressing a trouble caused by a small reception staff.
- Medical institutions especially small medical institutions, need personnel who can perform administrative tasks such as reception and settlement.
- administrative tasks such as reception and settlement.
- the number of persons is extremely small (for example, one person)
- Patent Literature 1 discloses that registration of a hospital for which a medical examination is desired, reservation of a medical examination time, payment of a medical treatment fee, designation of a dispensing pharmacy wishing to receive a prescribed medicine, and payment of a prescribed medicine are performed on a smartphone. A system that can be performed consistently has been proposed.
- Patent Document 1 The system proposed in Patent Document 1 is configured to operate in an environment where a system management host, a smartphone, a hospital host, and a pharmacy terminal are connected via an Internet network.
- an appointment settlement application (hereinafter, referred to as an application) is installed in a smartphone.
- a hospital for which a medical examination is desired is registered, and an appointment is made at this hospital.
- the appointment when the actual medical examination is completed, the medical treatment fee is displayed on the smartphone, and the payment is completed by clicking the payment button.
- a dispensing pharmacy that receives the prescription drug can be designated by the smartphone, and the fee can be settled.
- Patent Literature 1 if a smartphone is used, the application for the smartphone can be installed, registration of a hospital to be examined, reservation of an examination time, payment of a medical fee, prescription can be performed. It is possible to specify the dispensing pharmacy that wants to receive the prescribed medicine and to settle the fee for the prescribed medicine, but there is a problem that it can not be realized without a smartphone, that is, a so-called portable information terminal .
- Patent Document 1 is a system that allows a patient with a smartphone to perform office work at a medical institution by himself. For this reason, although it is possible to save labor procedures at medical institutions, improper or inappropriate administrative procedures may occur because most of the administrative procedures are left to the patient.
- the present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and provides a technique capable of reducing the number of personnel and saving labor in a reception procedure of a medical institution without causing a patient to operate a portable information terminal.
- the purpose is to do.
- an information processing device of one embodiment of the present invention At a facility where the target of goods or services is provided, first information indicating the order of customers who receive the target is generated, and first management means for managing each customer is provided; Output means for executing control for outputting a medium indicating the first information, which is presented to the customer; Second management means for managing second information indicating the position of the customer having the medium in the facility in association with the first information, Third management means for managing third information indicating the content of the product or service in association with the first information; The fourth information indicating the progress of a procedure performed after the provision of the target, including the settlement of the amount of the target fee determined based on the information including at least the third information, corresponds to the first information.
- the program according to one embodiment of the present invention is a program corresponding to the above-described information processing device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of a medical server in the medical office support apparatus of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram illustrating an example of a functional configuration of the medical server in FIG. 2. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the reception process performed mainly on a reception terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of medical examination processing performed mainly on a medical treatment terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the settlement process performed mainly on a procedure terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the reservation process performed mainly on a procedure terminal.
- FIG. 1 It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process performed in the terminal which can receive a reception procedure and a post-medical procedure. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process performed in a medical treatment terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process performed in an office terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process performed in a patient terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the payment process by the medical office support equipment of FIG. 1 provided with a charge function. 2 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing of a procedure terminal constituting the medical office support equipment of FIG. 1 having a charging function.
- FIG. 1 It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process performed in the terminal which can receive a reception procedure and a post-medical procedure. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process performed in a medical treatment terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process performed in an office terminal
- FIG. 2 is an image diagram showing contents of a lacuness ID managed by lacuness provided by the medical server of FIG. 1. It is an image figure showing the example of the service which can be realized by lakness. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the payment procedure by the patient who completed the consultation of a medical examination. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the settlement procedure in the case where the patient who has completed the consultation is a child or the patient has a guardian.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an example of a configuration of a medical office support facility including a medical server according to an embodiment of the information processing apparatus of the present invention.
- the medical office support equipment G including the medical server 1 according to one embodiment of the information processing apparatus of the present invention has the above-mentioned problem, that is, the portable information of the patient for the purpose of reducing the number of personnel and saving labor in the reception office procedures of medical institutions. Problems that may arise by utilizing terminals are solved by using the following method.
- the medical office support equipment G is installed in the target medical facility.
- the medical office support equipment G is configured to include a medical server 1, a reception terminal 2, a medical care terminal 3, a procedure terminal 4, an office terminal 5, a card detector 6, and a warning device 7. .
- the reception terminal 2 specifies a visiting patient and issues an order card indicating the order of medical examination.
- the medical treatment terminal 3 temporarily associates the order card issued by the reception terminal 2 with identification information (hereinafter, referred to as “sequence data”) that can uniquely identify the order card (hereinafter, information on the treatment of the visiting patient).
- the input of the medical treatment contents by the doctor for “electronic medical record” is accepted.
- medical care means that a doctor performs medical examination, treatment, and the like.
- the procedure terminal 4 After the medical treatment is completed, the procedure terminal 4 performs payment of the fee for the current medical treatment, accepts a reservation for the next visit, and prints a prescription if there is a prescription drug.
- the office terminal 5 manages the movement of the visiting patient temporarily associated with the order data indicated by the order card issued by the reception terminal 2 and the progress of the procedure.
- the card detector 6 is installed at every place in the medical facility, and detects the position of each of one or more turn cards existing in the medical facility. Since the result of the detection by the card detector 6 is sequentially transmitted to the medical server 1, it is possible to grasp in real time the position of each of the one or more turn cards existing in the medical facility.
- the warning device 7 is configured to include a speaker 1 provided in a medical facility, especially near a reception counter, and a mechanism for controlling unlocking and locking of an entrance and exit of the medical facility. . That is, the warning device 7 is connected to the medical server 1, notifies a patient who has not taken an appropriate procedure by a speaker or the like, and locks the entrance so as not to leave the medical facility. And When the warning device 7 is activated, the office terminal 5 can monitor that fact.
- the warning device 7 is not limited to the above.
- the order card itself may be made a part of the warning device 7 by making the order card emit light, vibrate, display characters, and sound. Can also.
- the order card in the event that a patient who does not follow the prescribed procedures and procedures leaves the medical facility, in addition to this, even if the patient's telephone number and It can also be made possible to notify the user using an e-mail address or the like.
- the warning device 7 can notify a patient who has not performed a predetermined procedure or procedure in a timely manner and complete it. It is more preferable that the vehicle can be completed by preventing it from leaving. If such a point can be realized, the configuration of the warning device 7 is not particularly limited.
- the medical server 1, the reception terminal 2, the medical care terminal 3, the procedure terminal 4, the office terminal 5 and the office terminal 5 are communicably connected to each other via the network N.
- a warning device 7 that can be controlled by the medical server 1 can be connected to the medical office support equipment G.
- the medical server 1 monitors the movement of the turn card and the processing status of the procedure terminal 4, detects that a predetermined procedure or a predetermined procedure is not performed, and activates the warning device 7. .
- the medical office support equipment G is communicably connected to an external receipt computer, various credit card companies, a host computer of a bank, and the like via a network N.
- the “recept” refers to a medical remuneration statement prepared for each patient based on the contents of the medical record every month
- the “recept computer” refers to an information processing device that prepares a claim.
- a medical facility can obtain a medical fee by submitting a receipt to a predetermined payment institution (for example, the Federation of National Health Insurance organizations).
- the reception terminal 2 reads out the patient data stored in the medical server 1 based on the belongings of the visiting patient or the visiting patient itself, temporarily associates this with the order data, and issues an order card. Perform processing.
- the medical care terminal 3 receives the patient's electronic medical record transmitted in the order of issuance of the order card, and performs a process of receiving an input of a diagnosis item by a doctor.
- the procedural terminal 4 calculates the fee based on the electronic medical record transmitted after the medical examination by the doctor, and performs the process of the settlement and the process of setting the flag of the completion of the settlement.
- the procedure terminal 4 displays information on the availability of the date and time on the screen, prompts the patient to input the date and time desired to make an appointment, and sets a flag indicating that the appointment has been completed after this is completed. Do.
- the medical server 1 performs a process of monitoring the status of the order card and managing the status of the flag in the procedure terminal 4. In addition, when the status of the turn card does not match the processing status of the procedure terminal 4, the medical server 1 executes control to activate a warning by the warning device 7.
- the medical office support equipment G may employ, for example, a turn card provided with a so-called RFID (Radio frequency identifier) function (chip) capable of contactless communication by itself.
- the patient passes through the reception terminal 2, the medical treatment terminal 3, and the procedure terminal 4 in order by the card detector 66 provided around the reception terminal 2, the medical treatment terminal 3, and the procedure terminal 4 in the medical facility. Is detected, and the result can be obtained by the medical server 1.
- the medical server 1 can monitor the movement of the turn card and the flag of the completion of the procedure in the office terminal 5 based on the detection result by the card detector 6.
- a main program is installed in the medical server 1, and the reception terminal 2, the medical care terminal 3, the procedure terminal 4, the office terminal 5 connected to the medical server 1 via the communication network N,
- the client program is installed.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration of a medical server in the medical office support apparatus of FIG.
- the medical server 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 12, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 13, a bus 14, an input / output interface 15, an output unit 16, an input unit 17, and the like. , A storage unit 18, a communication unit 19, and a drive 20.
- CPU Central Processing Unit
- ROM Read Only Memory
- RAM Random Access Memory
- the CPU 11 executes various processes according to various programs recorded in the ROM 12 or various programs loaded from the storage unit 18 into the RAM 13.
- the RAM 13 also stores data and the like necessary for the CPU 11 to execute various processes.
- the CPU 11, the ROM 12, and the RAM 13 are connected to each other via the bus 14.
- the bus 14 is also connected to an input / output interface 15.
- the output unit 16, the input unit 17, the storage unit 18, the communication unit 19, and the drive 20 are connected to the input / output interface 15.
- the output unit 16 is composed of various liquid crystal displays and outputs various information.
- the input unit 17 includes various hardware and the like, and inputs various information.
- the storage unit 18 is configured by a hard disk, a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory), or the like, and stores various data.
- the communication unit 19 is connected to another device (for example, the reception terminal 2, the medical treatment terminal 3, the procedure terminal 4, the office terminal 5, the card detector 6, the warning device 7, and the patient terminal 8 shown in FIG. 1) via the network N including the Internet. Etc.).
- the drive 20 is provided as needed.
- a removable medium 21 made of a magnetic disk, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, a semiconductor memory, or the like is appropriately mounted on the drive 20.
- the program read from the removable medium 21 by the drive 20 is installed in the storage unit 18 as needed. Further, the removable medium 21 can also store various data stored in the storage unit 18 in the same manner as the storage unit 18.
- each of the reception terminal 2, the medical treatment terminal 3, the procedure terminal 4, the office terminal 5, and the patient terminal 8 can be basically the same as the hardware configuration of the medical server 1. It can be a hardware configuration.
- the reception terminal 2 has a touch panel, and can be configured to specialize in reading card information and inputting / outputting a sequential card.
- a medical office support program is installed on each hard disk of the medical care terminal 3 and the office terminal 5.
- the procedure terminal 4 has a touch panel and can be configured to be able to handle money and cards like a so-called ATM device. Further, it is possible to adopt a configuration in which the patient can input the next desired reservation date and time, and a configuration in which a prescription and the like, a receipt and the like can be printed.
- FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram showing an example of a functional configuration of the medical server of FIG.
- the generation unit 108 functions.
- a patient DB 181 and a card DB 182 are provided in one area of the storage unit 18 of the medical server 1.
- the patient DB 181 records and manages information about each of one or more patients (hereinafter, referred to as “patient data”).
- the card DB 182 records and manages order data that can specify each of one or more order cards.
- the order management unit 101 generates order data indicating the order of patients who are examined by a doctor at a medical facility, and manages the order data in association with each patient. Specifically, the order management unit 101 manages the patient data recorded and managed in the patient DB 181 in association with the order data recorded and managed in the card DB 182.
- the issuance control unit 102 executes control for issuing a turn card possessed in the medical facility by a patient who is examined by a doctor at the medical facility. Specifically, the issuance control unit 102 executes control to issue a sequential card from the reception terminal 2 based on an operation on the reception terminal 2 by a patient who has visited the medical facility. When the patient receives the issued turn card from the reception terminal 2, the patient moves in the medical facility with the turn card.
- the position management unit 103 manages information (hereinafter, referred to as “patient position information”) indicating the position of a patient having a turn card in a medical facility. Specifically, the position management unit 103 generates and manages the patient position information based on the detection result of the sequential card by the card detector 6 installed at any place in the medical facility.
- the examination management unit 104 manages the electronic medical records in association with the order data. Specifically, the examination management unit 104 acquires an electronic medical record generated based on the contents of an input operation performed on the medical care terminal 3 by a doctor, and manages the medical chart in association with the order data. The generated electronic medical record is recorded and managed in the patient DB 181 for each patient.
- the procedure management unit 105 manages the amount of the patient's medical fee and the progress of payment of the patient's medical fee. Specifically, the procedure management unit 105 performs various procedures (hereinafter, referred to as “payment data”) indicating the amount of the medical fee of the patient and various procedures performed after the medical examination, including the payment of the medical fee by the patient. , And information indicating the progress of the “procedure after consultation” (hereinafter, referred to as “procedure progress information”) in association with the order data. Specifically, the procedure management unit 105 stores, as the procedure progress information, information indicating whether a medical fee has been paid, information indicating whether a prescription has been issued, information indicating whether there is a reservation for the next consultation, and the like. , And is managed in association with the order data.
- the procedure management unit 105 manages the settlement data indicating the amount of the medical fee determined based on the receipt in association with the order data.
- the procedure management unit 105 also stores information indicating the amount of the deposit deposited (charged) by the patient and identification information such as an ID (hereinafter, referred to as a “patient ID”) capable of uniquely identifying the patient. Are managed in association with each other.
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- patient ID capable of uniquely identifying the patient.
- the monitoring unit 106 monitors whether the movement state of the patient matches the procedure state based on the order data, the patient position information, the electronic medical record, and the procedure progress information. Specifically, the monitoring unit 106 is configured to control the patient based on various data managed for each patient by the order management unit 101, the position management unit 103, the consultation management unit 104, and the procedure management unit 105. Monitoring of the status of the movement of the vehicle and the status of the flag indicating the status of the procedure.
- the warning control unit 107 executes control for giving a predetermined warning to the patient.
- the warning control unit 107 performs the warning by the warning device 7 as described above based on the result of the monitoring by the monitoring unit 106.
- the code generation unit 108 generates an identifier (for example, a QR code (registered trademark)) capable of uniquely specifying the adjustment data managed by the procedure management unit 105.
- an identifier for example, a QR code (registered trademark)
- the program executed in the medical server 1 roughly controls the various terminals and the like that constitute the medical office support equipment G and transmits and receives various data, and the card detector 6 converts the sequential card. Based on the detection of the position and the status of the completion flags of various procedures, a program is executed to execute a control for giving a warning by the warning device 7.
- various processes executed by the main program installed on the medical server 1 and the client programs installed on each of the various terminals constituting the medical office support equipment G in the medical office support program will be described in detail below. explain.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a flow of a reception process executed mainly by the reception terminal.
- reception processing refers to processing for receiving a medical examination of a patient who has visited a medical facility. Specifically, the reception terminal 2 detects a visit of a patient by a human sensor or the like (step S1). When the reception terminal 2 detects that the patient has visited the hospital (that is, step S1 is YES), for example, “display a guidance for reception procedure” is performed on the display of the reception terminal 2 (step S2).
- step S3 a screen for selecting the first consultation or the reconsultation is displayed.
- the patient reads an insurance card or the like using the reading means (for example, a scanning function) of the reception terminal 2 (step S4).
- the reception terminal 2 transmits the read data such as the insurance card to the medical server 1, and records the patient data including the information written on the insurance card in the medical server 1 in the patient DB 181 (step S5).
- the reception terminal 2 switches from the screen for prompting the reading of the insurance card or the like to the payment means selection screen, and prompts the patient to input the payment means (step S6).
- the payment means can be selected from cash payment, proxy payment by a credit card company, and payment by withdrawal from a bank account.
- the reception terminal 2 sends information indicating that to the medical server 1.
- the medical server 1 records the data indicating the payment means in association with the patient data recorded in the patient DB 181 in step S5 (step S7).
- the patient causes the reception terminal 2 to read the credit card and input various information such as a contractor.
- the reception terminal 2 sends data indicating the payment means, including the information input by the patient, to the medical server 1.
- the medical server 1 links the patient data recorded in the patient DB 181 in step S5 with data indicating a payment means (step S7).
- the patient causes the reception terminal 2 to read the bank's cash card and inputs various information such as the name of the bank.
- the reception terminal 2 sends data indicating the payment means, including the information input by the patient, to the medical server 1.
- the medical server 1 links the patient data recorded in the patient DB 181 in step S5 with data indicating a payment means (step S7).
- the reception terminal 2 issues a consultation ticket (step S8).
- the consultation ticket is a card-like consultation ticket output from the ticket issuing port of the reception terminal 2 and has a patient name and a predetermined ID.
- the reception terminal 2 emits a warning sound and displays a message on the screen until the patient receives the consultation ticket.
- the warning sound stops and the screen returns to the initial screen.
- step S3 if it is not the first consultation in step S3 but a reexamination (ie, step S3 is NO), the patient inserts the already issued consultation ticket into the reception terminal 2. Then, the reception terminal 2 reads at least a part of the information displayed on the face of the consultation ticket, or the patient inputs (step S9). Then, the reception terminal 2 transmits the read or input data to the medical server 1 and makes an inquiry for specifying the patient. As a result of this inquiry, if the patient can be identified (step S10), a turn card is issued (step S11).
- the reception terminal 2 is configured to supply a card-shaped consultation ticket to a patient, but this is only an example.
- an IC chip which can transmit and receive data in a non-contact manner and can be attached, can be supplied as a consultation ticket (or a similar one).
- the medical server 1 sets a flag indicating that the reception has been completed (step S12), and the data indicating the completion is displayed in the medical terminal. 3, transmitted to the procedure terminal 4 and the office terminal 5. Thereby, the reception process ends.
- the medical server 1 moves the position of the turn card detected by the card detector 6 and completes the procedure at the reception terminal 2, the medical treatment terminal 3, and the procedure terminal 4. Monitor the flags shown. Accordingly, when the procedures are not performed in a predetermined order, the medical server 1 controls the processing by the warning device 7 and sends data indicating the current situation to the office terminal 5. As a result, the office terminal 5 can monitor the movement of the position of the turn card and the status of the procedure completion flag.
- the clerk (one person in the present embodiment) performing the reception work sees the screen of the office terminal 5 to move the position of the patient (that is, the position of the order card), and It is easy to see whether the procedure has been completed. In addition, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the user goes out of the medical facility without going through the order, for example, without performing a procedure for paying a medical fee.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a flow of a medical examination process performed mainly by the medical care terminal.
- This call is reported to the patient by displaying the number written on the order card or by flashing the displayed number on a predetermined display device installed in front of the examination room.
- the display device has a configuration in which the numbers shown on the turn card of the patient waiting for the turn of the examination are displayed in a predetermined order.
- the numbers written on each of the turn cards of one or more patients waiting for a consultation are also displayed as a list on a part of the display screen of each of the medical care terminal 3 and the office terminal 5. You.
- Step S22 When a doctor who welcomes a patient to the examination room starts a medical examination, an electronic medical record that is managed by being linked to the order data in the medical server 1 is read out and displayed on the medical care terminal 3 in a state where it can be input.
- Step S23 When the medical examination is performed by the doctor, the medical doctor who performs the medical examination operates the medical treatment terminal 3 to input the contents of the medical examination into the electronic medical record.
- the medical server 1 causes, for example, an external receipt computer to calculate a medical fee based on the contents of the electronic medical record in which the contents of the medical examination by the doctor have been input.
- the doctor operates the medical care terminal 3 to prescribe a medicine as needed (step S24).
- the medical server 1 sets a flag indicating that the medical examination for the patient having the turn card is completed. (Step S25). Then, data indicating this is transmitted to each of the procedure terminal 4 and the office terminal 5.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the flow of the settlement process executed mainly by the procedure terminal.
- the medical server 1 executes control to display the number written on the order card on the display screen of the procedure terminal 4 (step S31). ). In addition, the medical server 1 transfers the payment data of the target patient to the procedure terminal 4. The procedure terminal 4 receives this sent from the medical server 1 (step S32).
- step S33 When the target patient reads the order card as an operation on the procedure terminal 4 (step S33), a fee that is appropriate for the current medical treatment is displayed (step S34). At the same time, guidance regarding the payment method is displayed.
- the display of the guidance regarding the payment method is a character indicating one payment method selected by the patient at the time of issuing the consultation ticket among cash payment, payment by debit from a bank account, and substitution payment by a credit card company,
- the screen is displayed at the top and slightly larger. For example, in the case of cash payment (that is, YES in step S35), by operating the cash display on the procedure terminal 4, a cash slot of the procedure terminal 4 is opened, cash is inserted therein, and the amount of money is insufficient or unreadable. If there is no error such as a bill or a coin (NO in step S38), the settlement is completed (step S39).
- step S36 if the withdrawal is from a bank account (that is, step S36 is YES), the medical server 1 communicates with the external bank host computer for confirmation, and if the withdrawal is possible, that is, if there is no error ( When the step S38 is NO), the settlement is completed (step S39).
- step S37 the medical server 1 performs communication for confirmation to an external credit company host computer, and if payment is possible, that is, if there is no error ( That is, step S38 is NO), and the settlement is completed (step S39).
- the medical server 1 sets a flag indicating that the settlement procedure is completed for the patient of the turn card (Step S40), This data is transmitted to the office terminal 5.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the flow of a reservation process executed mainly by the procedure terminal.
- the procedure terminal 4 switches from the display for settlement to the display for the next reservation, and displays the necessity of the next reservation on the screen (step S41).
- the operation that the reservation is unnecessary that is, when the step S41 is NO
- the process proceeds to the step S45.
- the procedure terminal 4 reads the date and time data from the medical server 1 and displays a calendar on the screen to specify the date and time (step S42). ).
- the procedure terminal 4 When displaying the calendar, the procedure terminal 4 changes the color of the day if any time is occupied, and displays that fact. If there is free time, the procedure terminal 4 changes the color to a different color from that of the occupancy. To indicate this. When the patient operates a day with a free time, the procedure terminal 4 displays the time of the day. In the calendar display, the colors of the occupied interval and the non-occupied time zone may be displayed in different colors, and only the time zone of the attending physician may be listed and displayed. The next reservation date and time is set by operating the terminal 4 (step S43).
- the procedure terminal 4 transmits the updated date and time data of the reservation to the medical server 1 and the medical server 1 Links the patient data linked to the order card with the reservation date and time data, and updates and records both the patient data and the reservation date and time data (step S44).
- the medical server 1 sets a flag indicating that the reservation procedure has been completed for the patient of the turn card (step S45), and this data is transmitted to the office terminal 5.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the flow of the prescription processing executed mainly by the procedure terminal.
- the procedure terminal 4 switches from the reservation screen to a screen indicating that there is a prescription, and Is read from the medical server 1 (step S52) and displayed.
- the procedure terminal 4 displays precautions regarding the medicine, and displays dose data and usage confirmation data for the patient (step S53).
- the procedure terminal 4 prints after the confirmation operation by the patient is performed in step S53 (step S54).
- step S55 When the procedure related to the prescription is completed in the procedure terminal 4, the medical server 1 sets a flag indicating that the procedure related to the prescription has been completed for the patient of the order card and that all procedures in the procedure terminal 4 have been completed (step S55). ), This data is transmitted to the office terminal 5. If there is no prescription data (it is not necessary) (ie, step S51 is NO), the process proceeds to step S55.
- step S55 If the order card is put into the collection box of the reception terminal 2 after step S55, for example, the association between the data of the number in the order card and the patient card is released, and the order card can go out of the medical facility.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating a flow of a monitoring process centered on an office terminal and a medical server, and an operation process of a warning device.
- the turn card has a so-called RFID function capable of non-contact communication, and when a patient moves with the turn card, it is detected by the transmitting / receiving device, and the current position of the patient is transmitted to the office terminal via the medical server 1. 5 can be grasped.
- the status of the procedure can be grasped via the medical server 1 by the completion flag for each procedure of reception, medical treatment, settlement, reservation, and prescription (medical examination completion) of the patient linked to the order card.
- the office terminal 5 allows the receptionist to monitor the movement of the order card and the flag of the completion of the procedure of the patient linked to the order card via the medical server 1. Then, when the medical server 1 detects a patient who has not taken the prescribed procedure, the office terminal 5 displays the fact on the screen and releases the activated warning device 7 from the stop state.
- the medical server 1 detects the order card by transmitting / receiving devices provided around the reception terminal 2, the medical treatment terminal 3, and the procedure terminal 4, and buffers the detection result. After the order card is issued and the reception completion flag is set (step S61), the medical server 1 compares the point at which the order card is detected with the flagged procedure after step S62. If the order card is detected at a point after the procedure where the flag is not set (that is, NO in steps S62 to S65), the medical server 1 activates the warning device 7.
- an announcement such as, for example, "No. 00 has not performed the procedure of 00" is sent from the speaker in the medical facility, for example, along with the number of the order card. Is displayed on the office terminal 5. First, by doing so, it is possible to grasp that the movement of the turn card does not follow a predetermined order even if there is only one reception clerk.
- step S63 before the settlement completion flag (step S63), the reservation completion flag (step S64), and the prescription completion (procedure completion) flag (step S65) are set, the order card around the office terminal 5 is detected.
- the turn card is detected at the point, the door of the entrance to the medical facility is not opened, so that the patient cannot leave the medical facility.
- the operator who operates the office terminal 5 runs near the patient for guidance or attention.
- the screen can be displayed from the medical server 1 to the office terminal 5.
- the present invention it is possible to reduce the number of reception staff by making the processing such as reservation and settlement at the procedure terminal 4, and to move the patient linked to the turn card and to perform the procedure.
- the transition is managed by the office terminal 5, and when the procedure is not followed, the warning device 7 notifies the patient and the office terminal 5 of the fact. Can be.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing that a reception process according to the type of a visitor is performed.
- entry restriction using a face authentication system can be performed at the entrance of a medical institution or examination room.
- a visitor as shown in FIG. 10, (1) a new patient (first consultation patient), (2) a patient who already has a consultation ticket but has not visited for a while and has not made a reservation ( It is assumed that there are three types of patients (without reservation) and (3) patients who make appointments for examination (patients with reservation).
- the reception process when the reception process is started, the input of the visitor's date of birth is accepted (step S131), and the basic interview and the visitor information are stored in the terminal. be registered. At that time, in order to be able to use the face authentication system at the next visit, an image of the visitor's face is taken (step S132), and a consultation ticket is issued based on the registered patient data. (Step S133). This completes the receiving process.
- the input of the visitor's date of birth is accepted (step S143), and the entrance door of the medical institution is unlocked, and whether or not the visitor exists as patient data Is determined based on the consultation ticket, and a visit is registered (step S144). Thereafter, the visitor inputs the contents of the interview (step S146). This completes the receiving process.
- the door of the entrance of the medical institution is unlocked by the face authentication system (steps S141 and S147), and the visit is registered using the consultation ticket (step S148). .
- step S142 the date of birth of the visitor is accepted (step S143), and the entrance door of the medical institution is unlocked, and the patient is unlocked. It is determined based on the consultation ticket whether or not the visitor exists as data, and the visit is registered (step S144). In this case, if patient data exists, it is confirmed whether or not a medical appointment has been made. The visitor checks the contents of the appointment if there is a medical appointment, and inputs the contents of the inquiry if there is no appointment (step S146). This completes the receiving process.
- the patient authentication system (the system processed by the biometric authentication terminal) is not limited to the face authentication system.
- a fingerprint authentication system an iris authentication system (not shown) May be used.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the flow of a reception process using the fingerprint authentication system.
- a reception process using a fingerprint authentication system can be performed at the entrance of a medical institution or an examination room. That is, when the reception processing by the fingerprint authentication system is started, the visitor holds his / her finger over the reception terminal 2 (step S71). Then, the fingerprint is read by the reception terminal 2 (step S72), and the registered data is collated (step S73). When the fingerprint is verified (that is, when step S73 is YES), the door is unlocked (step S74), and it is confirmed whether or not there is a reservation (step S75). If there is an appointment (that is, if step S75 is YES), the contents of the examination are read (step S77), and the reception is completed (step S83).
- step S73 If the fingerprint is not verified as a result of the verification of the registered data (step S73) (that is, NO in step S73), the door is unlocked (step S78), and the insurance card or the like is read (step S79). . Thereafter, the face of the visitor is imaged and registered (step S80), the medical questionnaire is filled in (step S81), and the fingerprint is registered (step S82), and the reception is completed (step S83). . When the reception is completed, the contents of the examination are notified to the doctor (step S84), and when the turn of the examination comes, a call is made (step S85). Thereby, the reception process is completed.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a flow of a process for performing a post-examination procedure (hereinafter, referred to as “post-examination process”) executed in the medical office support equipment.
- post-examination process a process for performing a post-examination procedure
- step S91 If the consultation is the first consultation (ie, step S91 is YES), a treatment plan is registered (step S93), and the process proceeds to step S94.
- the consultation is not the first consultation (that is, NO in step S91)
- the treatment plan is added and the progress is registered (step S92), and the process proceeds to step S94.
- step S94 it is determined whether the medical fee has been paid. If the medical treatment fee has been paid (that is, if step S94 is YES), the process proceeds to step S95. On the other hand, if the medical treatment fee has not been paid (ie, NO in step S94), the automatic door is not unlocked (step S99) even if fingerprint authentication is performed in front of the automatic door (step S99). S100).
- step S95 it is determined whether the medicine has been prescribed. If the medicine is prescribed (that is, if step S95 is YES), the prescription is printed (step S96), and the process proceeds to step S97. On the other hand, when the medicine has not been prescribed (that is, NO in step S95), the process proceeds to step S97.
- step S97 a determination is made as to whether appointment of the next consultation is necessary. If it is necessary to make an appointment for the next consultation (that is, if step S97 is YES), the process proceeds to step S99. On the other hand, when it is not necessary to make an appointment for the next consultation (that is, when step S97 is NO), the process proceeds to step S101.
- step S98 it is determined whether registration of the next appointment for a medical examination has been completed. If the registration of the next appointment has been registered (ie, step S98 is YES), the process proceeds to step S101. On the other hand, if the registration of the next consultation has not been completed (ie, NO in step S98), the automatic door is unlocked even if the fingerprint authentication is performed in front of the automatic door (step S99). Is not performed (step S100).
- step S101 fingerprint authentication is performed in front of the automatic door, and if authentication is successful, the automatic door is unlocked (step S102). Thereby, the post-examination processing ends.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing in the case where a telephone reception process (hereinafter, referred to as “telephone reception process”) is performed.
- step S111 In the state where the reception of the medical facility is present (that is, step S111 is YES), the reception telephone rings (step S112), and if the reception can be answered (that is, step S113 is YES), the reception is completed. Answer the phone. Thus, the telephone reception process ends. On the other hand, if the reception is in a state where it is not possible to answer the telephone (for example, during customer service) (that is, NO in step S113), the telephone is transferred to the call center (step S114).
- step S114 the telephone is transferred to the call center (step S114).
- confirmation is made as to whether or not the other party of the call is a patient at the first consultation (step S115). If the other party of the telephone call is a patient for the first consultation (that is, YES in step S115), a symptom hearing is performed (step S122), and a reservation is accepted (step S123). Thereby, the telephone reception process ends.
- the other party to call is not the first patient (that is, NO in step S115)
- it is confirmed whether or not the content of the telephone inquiry is a change in reservation (step S116). If the content of the telephone inquiry is a change in the reservation (that is, step S116 is YES), the change in the reservation is accepted (step S124). Thereby, the telephone reception process ends.
- step S116 If the content of the telephone inquiry is not a change in the reservation (that is, NO in step S116), it is confirmed whether or not a call with a doctor is desired (step S117). If the other party does not want to talk to the doctor (that is, NO in step S117), the person in charge of the call center hears a symptom (step S122), and a reservation is accepted (step S123). Thereby, the telephone reception process ends.
- step S118 If the other party wants to talk with the doctor (that is, if step S117 is YES), it is confirmed whether or not the medical facility including the doctor can cope (step S118). If it is not possible for the medical facility to respond (ie, NO in step S118), the person in charge of the call center will listen to the symptoms (step S122) and accept the reservation (step S123). Thereby, the telephone reception process ends. If the medical facility including the doctor can respond to the request from the patient (that is, YES in step S118), the telephone is transferred to the medical facility (step S119), and the reception or hearing of the symptom by the doctor is performed. Is performed (step S120), and a reservation is accepted (step S121). Thereby, the telephone reception process ends.
- the phone can be switched to a phone that allows direct communication with the patient.
- a terminal (not shown) installed in the call center can detect a visitor with a heat sensor or the like when reception is absent, and can perform reception work on behalf of the terminal.
- the proxy includes accepting a change in the reservation, and can also change the reservation information of the reservation system via the Internet.
- a message of a complaint or urgent communication from a visitor or the like can be transmitted to another medical terminal 3, the office terminal 5, or the like.
- the microphone function of the tablet of the medical care terminal 3 can be remotely turned on (ON) or turned off (OFF).
- each of the reception terminal 2 and the procedure terminal 4 in FIG. 1 is a terminal for the patient to perform each of the reception procedure and the post-diagnosis procedure.
- the patient performs both the reception procedure and the post-diagnosis procedure. It can be a single terminal that can do the same.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating a flow of processing executed by a terminal (hereinafter, referred to as a “multi-terminal”) that can receive a reception procedure and a post-diagnosis procedure.
- the processing of “visit registration” or “collection of a consultation fee” is executed with a patient input operation on a screen menu as a trigger.
- “visit registration” when the subject of the visit registration is a first-time patient, registration of a fingerprint and registration of a captured image of a face for performing face authentication are performed, and input of an inquiry table is accepted.
- the “medical fee collection” when the settlement of the medical fee is confirmed, a receipt is issued, and the reservation for the next medical examination is accepted.
- a medicine is prescribed, a prescription is issued and a reservation for the next medical examination is accepted.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing executed in the medical care terminal.
- the medical terminal 3 executes a process of “notification of visitor information” or “contact of a call center”, triggered by a doctor's input operation on a screen menu.
- “notice of visitor information” information of a visitor is notified.
- “call center communication” a message is received from the call center and a call is directly transferred to the patient.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing executed in the office terminal.
- a process of “reception information registration” or “treatment status registration” is executed by using an input operation of an office clerk on a screen menu as a trigger.
- reception information registration registration of a reception information created based on an electronic medical record and registration of a medical fee are performed.
- treatment status registration registration of information on the treatment status of the patient and registration of the contents of the next consultation are performed.
- FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing executed by the patient terminal.
- the patient terminal 8 executes “reservation confirmation”, “diagnosis appointment”, or “treatment status confirmation” processing triggered by a patient input operation on a screen menu.
- “reservation confirmation” the content of the reservation is displayed. If the patient wants to change the reservation, the change in the reservation is registered.
- “examination appointment” an appointment for an examination is accepted.
- registration of an inquiry sheet is performed.
- “treatment status confirmation” information indicating the treatment status and information indicating the content of the next treatment are displayed.
- the following specific services can be provided.
- a patient A who has visited a dental clinic (medical institution) three months ago has been busy at work, has discontinued treatment without permission, and has returned to the hospital again due to the pain of the tooth whose treatment has been discontinued. Is done.
- the patient A directly visits the dental clinic without making a telephone reservation, passes the consultation ticket at the reception, and complains about the state of pain and the like.
- the medical chart is searched and browsed, and the information of the patient A who came to the hospital in an emergency was obtained.
- the receptionist can hand the chart to a physician or the physician can view the chart. After that, the doctor checks the contents of the past consultation from the medical record. Meanwhile, patient A writes necessary items on a questionnaire and the like in the waiting room. Alternatively, since patient A has searched and browsed medical records and the like after completing the entry in the medical questionnaire and the like, it took time to confirm patient data.
- a biometric authentication terminal installed next to the door of the dental clinic receives biometric authentication confirmation.
- the reception in the clinic can access the treatment data such as the patient name, the medical history, and the details of the interruption.
- the doctor or the like can quickly confirm where the treatment was interrupted and where the pathology is based on the accessible treatment data.
- the patient A can pass through the door of the dental clinic and wait in the waiting room. That is, at the time when the patient A waits in the waiting room, the medical clerk in charge such as the receptionist and the doctor have already obtained necessary information.
- the doctor can notify the patient A that the current emergency is within the predicted range.
- the treatment itself can be started as in the case of other appointment treatments.
- patient A is aware that he is coming to a dental clinic as an emergency, the clinic is predicting treatment and feeling reassured that a skillful flow is being practiced. I feel satisfied. Also, I feel reassured that it is safe to come to the hospital next time.
- this corresponds to a case where the doctor has grasped a place where the treatment has not been completed with an X-ray, and has interrupted the diagnosis, or has been able to grasp a place that is likely to be an emergency. For example, if the patient is diagnosed that four of the eight teeth will be painful, returning to the hospital as an emergency is as expected, and if the prediction can be obtained by the system, the doctor Both patients can feel secure before treatment.
- the entrance to the medical institution or consultation room has the function of exiting the medical institution or consultation room, so in addition to the entrance / exit management function, it is possible to settle the medical expenses, issue prescriptions if necessary, and make the next appointment. It is.
- the appointment system inputs the progress of a medical condition, such as a treatment plan at the first consultation and a prediction of when pain may occur. Since such information can be viewed and confirmed by the patient, interruption of treatment can be prevented.
- the reservation system can also automatically search for the next treatment content and provide it to the patient. Further, the appointment system can also calculate a treatment interruption period.
- the contents of the reservation for one day can be stored in Excel or the like, and it is possible to check even in places without the Internet.
- the patient A had to pay the treatment fee at the reception, receive the prescription, and make the next reservation.
- the reception processing is performed by reception staff (human resources), and thus the processing speed is limited.
- the phone rings it will take time because staff will be deprived of handling the phone.
- the patient A can freely enter and leave the dental clinic without paying the treatment fee and making the next appointment.
- the patient A can go to the procedure terminal 4 without passing through the reception.
- the procedure terminal 4 can pay today's treatment fee, receive a prescription, and make a next reservation.
- the warning device 7 keeps the door of the exit (entrance) of the dental clinic closed. It is to be noted that a warning sound may be issued simultaneously or individually, or the content of the warning may be notified by voice.
- the reservation system is not limited to the terminal installed in the medical institution, and the reservation system may be accessed from the patient terminal 8 owned by the patient. From the patient terminal 8, it is possible to confirm and change the appointment, make an appointment for an examination and register an inquiry, check the treatment status, and confirm the contents of the next treatment. Further, from the patient terminal 8, it is possible to make a new reservation or change a reservation already set. For example, it is also possible to make a reservation by selecting a treatment time or a doctor. Furthermore, if another patient cancels the reservation, the other patient (user) can confirm the reservation availability at the time of the cancellation, thereby reducing the risk of taking time due to the cancellation of the reservation. Can be. In addition, since it is a reservation system (reception system) that can handle 24 hours, there is an advantage that a patient (user) who hurts at midnight can make a reservation immediately and be calm down a little.
- the patient data is transmitted to the medical care terminal 3 because the patient is specified by the authentication when the patient enters the clinic via the reservation system.
- the medical care terminal 3 can receive all information in real time, and can switch and display the information as needed. After the patient has been authenticated by the patient authentication system, information on the initial consultation, interruption, and appointment is displayed on the medical care terminal 3. That is, the medical care terminal 3 is notified of necessary visitor information.
- the term “interruption” refers to a state in which the complete cure of the disease at the time of the initial consultation and during ongoing treatment has not been confirmed. Therefore, in the case of a patient whose treatment has been discontinued, if the disease is recognized by a doctor, the discontinued disease is re-examined. On the other hand, even if the patient is interrupted, any disease that has not been certified by a physician will be a new examination for a new disease. In some cases, re-examination of an interrupted disease and examination of a new disease may be performed simultaneously.
- the reservation system can be operated for 24 hours not only from a personal computer but also from a portable information terminal such as a smartphone (for example, the patient terminal 8 in FIG. 1), so that the reservation time can be changed without any hesitation, thereby preventing cancellation without contact. Is possible.
- the reservation system manages reservations. This is a management function for organizing problems such as forgetting to write a reservation, forgetting to erase, forgetting to move, and having only one reservation ledger.
- the medical office support apparatus G it is also possible to perform management for each dental examination chair (chair), dentist, and staff. Specifically, it is possible to instantly check whether a reservation can be made based on three factors: the attendance status of the chair, the dentist and the staff, and the opening status of the hospital, thereby preventing double booking of the patient (user). Further, for example, since management can be performed in units of 10 minutes, a lean schedule can be realized. In addition, even when the patient (user) is inconvenienced, the change can be made via the mobile phone or the PC via the Internet, and the trouble of setting a reservation again and the need to contact the receptionist can be eliminated.
- An appointment (reservation) confirmation function can be provided in which an e-mail is delivered to a patient (user) who has made a reservation at a preset timing before the consultation time and the patient is confirmed.
- the medical office support equipment G for example, the following problems and problems can be solved.
- the cost that can be caused by the change to paperless and cashless is not borne by the customer (for example, the patient), but is borne by the person (for example, a medical facility) that provides products and services to the customer.
- credit card settlement in a medical facility is one of cashless services, but a predetermined percentage of the settlement amount must be borne by the medical facility as a proxy fee.
- This is not limited to a credit card, and the same mechanism is employed in smart payment using, for example, an IC card or a smartphone that can be used in transportation.
- there is a problem in that the costs that can be caused by the paperless and cashless processes must be entirely borne by those who provide products and services to customers.
- a predetermined payment device (conventional product) calculates the amount of the fee to be paid by the patient based on the information obtained from the receipt.
- this payment device (conventional product) is required to cooperate with a company that performs a claim inspection (hereinafter, referred to as a “reception company”). It is allegedly monopolizing sales rights.
- payment machines (conventional products) are sold at a high price by the claim company and are not widely spread, and manufacturers who manufacture payment machines (conventional products) have a problem that sales volume does not increase. Has occurred.
- the daily sales amount is counted, but the sum may not be consistent.
- the sales amount is reconfirmed at the medical facility by having the person in charge of counting work overtime. In this way, if a medical facility encounters an inconsistent amount of sales, it must pay the person in charge of the overtime work, so he wants to create a mechanism to reduce the risk of such an event. The problem exists.
- the medical office support equipment G in FIG. 1 can solve the above-mentioned problems by a charge function or the like.
- the “charge function” means that a predetermined amount of the cash held by the patient is managed by the medical office support equipment G, and the medical service support facility G can be used to pay a medical treatment fee or the like at any time within the predetermined amount (deposit).
- the patient can pay the medical treatment fee and the like without cash within the range of the amount charged in advance to the procedure terminal 4.
- the medical facility facilitates cash management and does not need to bear an agency fee such as credit card settlement, so that costs that can be caused by cashlessness can be suppressed.
- the information indicating the treatment content and the information indicating the medical treatment fee and the like are transferred from the medical treatment terminal 3 to the office terminal 5.
- the person in charge of operating the office terminal 5 issues an invoice or a receipt (hereinafter, referred to as an “invoice, etc.”) as necessary, and inputs a settlement amount described in the invoice or the like.
- An operation of reading the settlement amount is performed by scanning a book or the like.
- the information indicating the settlement amount is transferred to a dedicated cloud service provided by the medical server 1 (hereinafter, referred to as “Lakuness”).
- the medical server 1 When information indicating the amount of payment is transferred from the office terminal 5, the medical server 1 (Lakuness) generates payment data based on the information. Further, an identifier (hereinafter, referred to as an “identification code”) such as a QR code (registered trademark) or a bar code that can uniquely specify the generated adjustment data is generated.
- the generated identification code is presented to the patient terminal 8 from the medical server 1 (Lakuness).
- the patient terminal 8 can display the identification code presented from the medical server 1 (Lakuness) on the screen based on the operation of the patient.
- the payment amount is subtracted from the charged amount. Thereby, the patient can pay a medical fee and the like without cash.
- the above is an example in which the payment of a medical fee or the like is performed without cash by displaying the identification code on the patient terminal 8.
- an IC card for example, an IC card-shaped consultation ticket
- Payment of medical treatment fees and the like can be made without cash.
- the medical server 1 (Lakuness) manages the adjustment data transferred from the office terminal 5 and identification information such as a patient ID in association with each other.
- An IC card in which identification information such as a patient ID is stored is distributed as a consultation ticket or the like to a target patient.
- the payment amount is subtracted from the charged amount.
- an identifier such as a patient ID can be commonly used in a plurality of medical facilities. For this reason, it is not necessary to manage each medical examination ticket issued for each medical facility as in the related art, so that it is possible to prevent a patient from forgetting to bring a medical examination ticket, for example.
- GPS Global Positioning System
- FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing a flow of a settlement process by the medical office support equipment of FIG. 1 having a charge function.
- step S241 the office terminal 5 issues a bill or the like as necessary.
- step S242 one of steps S242 and S243 is executed.
- step S242 the office terminal 5 receives the operation of inputting the settlement amount described in the bill or the like, and transmits information indicating the accepted settlement amount to the medical server 1 (Lakuness).
- step S243 the office terminal 5 receives the operation of scanning the bill or the like, reads the settlement amount described in the bill or the like, and transmits information indicating the read settlement amount to the medical server 1 (Lakuness). I do.
- step S244 when the information indicating the payment amount is transferred from the office terminal 5, the medical server 1 (Lakuness) generates payment data based on the information. In step S245, the medical server 1 (Lakuness) generates an identification code and presents it to the patient terminal 8.
- step S244 when information indicating the amount of settlement is transferred from the office terminal 5, the medical server 1 (Lakuness) generates settlement data based on the information. In step S245, the medical server 1 (Lakuness) generates and issues an identification code. The issued identification code is presented to the patient terminal 8.
- step S246 the patient terminal 8 displays the identification code presented from the medical server 1 (rakuness) on the screen based on the operation of the patient.
- the patient holds the identification code displayed on the patient terminal 8 over the procedure terminal 4.
- step S247 the procedure terminal 4 reads the identification code displayed on the screen of the patient terminal 8. Thereby, the settlement procedure is started.
- step S248 the procedure terminal 4 sets a flag indicating that the settlement has been completed. Thus, the settlement process ends.
- FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing of the procedure terminal constituting the medical office support equipment of FIG. 1 having a charge function.
- the procedure terminal 4 executes a process of “charging with cash” or “collection of a consultation fee”, triggered by a patient's input operation on the screen menu.
- the statement is issued.
- the consultation fee is paid from the amount of the charged cash, the statement is issued.
- the patient terminal 8 can make a reservation.
- FIG. 20 is an image diagram showing the contents of the lacuness ID managed by the lacuness provided by the medical server of FIG.
- a runeness ID including a combination of a medical facility ID as identification information capable of uniquely identifying a medical facility and a patient ID.
- a lacuness ID composed of a combination of a medical facility ID indicating the medical facility A and a patient ID indicating the patient X is managed by the lacuness.
- a lacuness ID composed of a combination of a medical facility ID indicating the medical facility B and a patient ID indicating the patient Y is managed by the lacuness.
- a lacuness ID composed of a combination of a medical facility ID indicating the medical facility C and a patient ID indicating the patient Z is managed by the lacuness.
- a lacuness ID composed of a combination of a medical facility ID indicating the medical facility E and a patient ID indicating the patient X is managed by the lacuness.
- a lacuness ID composed of a combination of a medical facility ID indicating the medical facility D and a patient ID indicating the patient W is managed by the lacuness.
- a lacuness ID composed of a combination of a medical facility ID indicating the medical facility C and a patient ID indicating the patient V is managed by the lacuness.
- the medical facility ID indicating the medical facility A is “0A”
- the medical facility ID indicating the medical facility E is “0E”
- Each of the lacuness ID “0A0001” and the lacuness ID “0E0001” is managed by the lacuness.
- the two lacuness IDs are the lacuness IDs for the patient X, they are associated with each other.
- the payment of the patient's individual medical fee and the like is managed by the patient ID (both are common to “0001”), but the management of the medical facility is performed by the medical facility ID (“0A” and “0E”). Each is managed.
- FIG. 21 is an image diagram showing a specific example of a service that can be realized by lacuness.
- the patient X is charged within the range of the amount charged at the medical facility B. Can be paid for medical treatment.
- the history of the charge performed by the patient X at the medical facility B is presented to each of the medical facility B and the medical facility A. Further, the payment history of the patient X is presented to the patient X.
- a patient can use a plurality of medical facilities, and the histories are managed.
- the medical facility charged in this way (the medical facility B in the above example) is different from the medical facility (medical facility A in the above example) where the consultation was performed and the medical fee was paid.
- charges and medical fees are offset between these two medical facilities. More specifically, for example, "processing for offsetting" is executed for all medical facilities in a monthly summary, and the result of the processing is notified to each medical facility.
- FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing the flow of the settlement procedure by the patient who has completed the consultation.
- step S271 the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to request issuance of a bill as necessary.
- step S272 the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to display an operation screen for performing a checkout procedure.
- step S273 the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to display and confirm the balance of the deposit (charged amount).
- step S274 the patient determines whether the balance can be settled with the balance of the deposit (charged amount). If settlement is possible with the balance of the deposit (charged amount), “YES” is determined in the step S274, and the settlement procedure proceeds to a step S276.
- step S274 the settlement procedure proceeds to a step S275.
- step S275 the patient charges by operating the procedure terminal 4 and the patient terminal 8. At this time, the patient certifies the individual in the personal authentication by displaying the identification code on the patient terminal 8.
- step S276 the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to perform a settlement procedure using the deposit (charged amount).
- step S277 the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to request issuance of a receipt as necessary.
- step S278 the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to check the payment history. Thus, the payment procedure by the patient is completed.
- FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing the flow of the settlement procedure when the patient who has completed the consultation is a child or when the patient has a guardian.
- step S281 the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to request issuance of a bill as necessary.
- the payment manager of the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to display an operation screen for performing the settlement procedure.
- step S283 the payment manager of the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to display and confirm the balance of the deposit (charged amount).
- step S284 the payment manager of the patient determines whether the balance can be settled with the balance of the deposit (charged amount).
- step S284 If settlement is possible with the balance of the deposit (charged amount), “YES” is determined in the step S284, and the settlement procedure proceeds to a step S286.
- the patient's payment manager charges by making a deposit or operating the procedure terminal 4 and the patient terminal 8.
- the payer of the patient certifies the individual (patient) in the personal authentication by displaying the identification code on the patient terminal 8.
- step S286 the payment manager of the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to perform a settlement procedure using the deposit (charged amount).
- step S287 the payment manager of the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to request issuance of a receipt.
- step S288 the payment manager of the patient operates the procedure terminal 4 to confirm the payment history. This completes the settlement procedure by the patient's payer.
- the types of medical care in nursing homes are broadly divided into visit medical care and outpatient medical care.
- visiting physicians, nursing homes, or relatives of residents were required to manage the payment of medical treatment costs and manage medical histories.
- the visiting doctor since the information of the medical treatment contents (reception) and the payment amount are uploaded on the cloud, the visiting doctor does not need to take out the patient information based on the outpatient medical treatment on a paper medium.
- the burden at the time of medical examination is reduced, and the leakage of personal information of the patient is prevented.
- the visiting doctor had to send bills and receipts to nursing homes or relatives at the clinic to which he / she belonged in order to have them pay for the medical treatment, but these were also managed on the cloud. It will be possible to reduce the labor required to prepare invoices and receipts, and the shipping cost for sending.
- a nursing care facility there is no need to individually manage which residents have received what kind of payment and medical treatment.
- payment at the outpatient site is required, so the patient must predict the cost of the treatment and deposit the cash in advance from the relatives of the patient in advance. Although a burden has occurred, this can also be avoided by the above-described charging function.
- a terminal for charging the cost of medical treatment in a nursing care facility, by having relatives charge the patient terminal using the terminal when visiting the facility, It is not necessary to predict the cost of medical treatment and have the patient leave the facility. In addition, the burden on relatives of having to visit facilities to pay for medical treatment is reduced.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and modifications, improvements, and the like within a range that can achieve the object of the present invention are included in the present invention. is there.
- the effects described in the above embodiments merely enumerate the most preferable effects resulting from the present invention, and the effects according to the present invention are not limited to those described in the above embodiments. .
- the description is made on the assumption that the service is directed to each of the medical facility and the patient using the medical facility, but is not limited to the medical facility and the patient using the medical facility.
- the present invention can also be applied as a service for any facility or the like where goods or services are provided, and for those who use the facility or the like.
- a program constituting the software is installed in a computer or the like from a network or a recording medium.
- the computer may be a computer embedded in dedicated hardware. Further, the computer may be a computer that can execute various functions by installing various programs, for example, a general-purpose personal computer.
- a recording medium including such a program is provided to the user in a state where the recording medium is not only configured as a removable medium distributed separately from the apparatus main body to provide the program to the user but also pre-installed in the apparatus main body. It is composed of a recording medium and the like.
- the removable medium includes, for example, a magnetic disk (including a floppy disk), an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, or the like.
- the optical disc is composed of, for example, a CD-ROM (Compact Disc-Only Only Memory Y), a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc), and the like.
- the magneto-optical disk is constituted by an MD (MINI @ DISK) or the like.
- the recording medium provided to the user in a state where the recording medium is pre-installed in the apparatus main body includes, for example, a ROM in which a program is recorded, a hard disk included in a storage unit, and the like.
- the steps of describing a program recorded on a recording medium are not only performed in chronological order according to the order, but are not necessarily performed in chronological order. This also includes the processing to be executed. Further, in the present specification, the term system refers to an entire apparatus including a plurality of devices and a plurality of means.
- the system configuration shown in FIG. 1 is merely an example for achieving the object of the present invention, and is not particularly limited. That is, it is only necessary that a function capable of performing the role of each device is provided in the information processing system, and each device may be directly connected without going through a network.
- Each hardware configuration shown in FIG. 2 is merely an example for achieving the object of the present invention, and is not particularly limited.
- one piece of hardware may have the function of another piece of hardware, or a plurality of pieces of hardware having the same function may be included.
- the functional configuration in FIG. 3 is merely an example and is not particularly limited. That is, it is sufficient that the server 1 has a function capable of executing the series of processes described above as a whole, and what kind of functional block is used to realize this function is not particularly limited to the example of FIG. Further, one functional block may be constituted by hardware alone, may be constituted by software alone, or may be constituted by a combination thereof.
- the information processing apparatus to which the present invention is applied only needs to have the following configuration, and can take various embodiments. That is, the information processing apparatus to which the present invention is applied (for example, the medical server 1 in FIG. 1) A first management unit (for example, FIG. 1) that generates first information (for example, order data) indicating the order of customers who receive the target at a facility where the target of the product or service is provided, and manages the information for each customer. 3 order management unit 101); An output unit (for example, the issuance control unit 102 in FIG. 3) that executes control for outputting a medium (for example, an order card) indicating the first information presented to the customer; Second management means (for example, the position management unit 103 in FIG.
- Second management means for example, the consultation management unit 104 in FIG. 3 for managing third information (for example, an electronic medical record) indicating the content of the product or service in association with the first information;
- Fourth information indicating the progress of a procedure (for example, a “post consultation procedure”) performed after the provision of the target, including settlement of the amount of the target fee determined based on information including at least the third information;
- a fourth management unit for example, the procedure management unit 105 in FIG.
- Monitoring means for example, the monitoring unit 106 in FIG. 3; Is provided.
- the first management means generates first information indicating the order of the customers who receive the object or the service at the facility where the object or the service is provided, manages the information for each customer, and outputs the information. Then, control is performed to output a medium that is presented to the customer and indicates the first information. Further, the second management means manages the second information indicating the position of the customer having the medium in the facility in association with the first information, and the third management means controls the third information indicating the contents of the product or the service. Is associated with the first information and managed. Also, the fourth management means performs the procedure performed after the provision of the goods or services, including the settlement of the amount of the charges of the goods or services determined based on the information including at least the third information. Is managed in association with the first information.
- the monitoring means monitors whether or not the customer movement status and the procedure status match based on the first information, the second information, the third information, and the fourth information. Do. As a result, it is possible to reduce the number of personnel and labor in reception procedures of facilities that provide goods or services without having the customer operate the portable information terminal.
- the first management means generates, as the first information, information indicating an order of patients who receive medical treatment by a doctor in a medical facility as the facility, and manages the information for each patient;
- the output unit executes control for outputting a medium that is presented to the patient and that indicates the first information
- the second management means manages, as the second information, information indicating a position of the patient having the medium in the medical facility in association with the first information
- the third management means manages, as the third information, information indicating the details of medical treatment of the patient by the doctor in association with the first information
- the fourth management means indicates, as the fourth information, a progress status of a procedure performed after the medical treatment, including settlement of a fee for the medical treatment, the amount of which is determined based on information including at least the third information.
- Managing information in association with the first information
- the monitoring means is configured to determine, based on the first information, the second information, the third information, and the fourth information, whether the situation of the movement of the patient matches the situation of the procedure. Can
- a warning control means for executing a control for giving a predetermined warning to the patient (for example, the warning control of FIG. 3) Unit 107) can be further provided.
- the fourth management means can manage, as the fourth information, information indicating the presence or absence of a prescription in association with the first information.
- the fourth management means can manage, as the fourth information, information indicating whether or not there is a reservation for the next medical treatment in association with the first information.
- the fourth management means further includes fifth information (for example, information indicating the charged deposit amount) indicating the amount of the deposit deposited by the patient for settlement of the medical treatment fee; It can be managed in association with sixth information (for example, patient ID) including at least predetermined identification information capable of uniquely identifying the patient.
- fifth information for example, information indicating the charged deposit amount
- sixth information for example, patient ID
- the medical facility facilitates cash management and does not need to bear an agency fee such as credit card settlement, so that costs that can occur with cashlessness can be reduced.
- the fourth management means may include seventh information (for example, settlement data) indicating the amount of the medical treatment fee determined based on information (for example, a claim) including at least the third information (for example, an electronic medical record), Managing the information further in association with the first information (eg, order data);
- the apparatus may further include a generation unit (for example, the code generation unit 108 in FIG. 3) that generates an identifier (for example, a QR code (registered trademark)) capable of uniquely specifying the seventh information managed by the fourth management unit. it can.
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商品又は役務の対象の提供が行われる施設で、前記対象の提供を受ける顧客の順番を示す第1情報を生成して、前記顧客毎に管理する第1管理手段と、
前記顧客に提示される、前記第1情報を示す媒体を出力する制御を実行する出力手段と、
前記媒体を所持する前記顧客の前記施設内における位置を示す第2情報を前記第1情報に紐付けて管理する第2管理手段と、
前記商品又は役務の内容を示す第3情報を前記第1情報に紐付けて管理する第3管理手段と、
前記第3情報を少なくとも含む情報に基いて決定された前記対象の料金の額の決済を含む、前記対象の提供の後に行われる手続の進捗状況を示す第4情報を、前記第1情報に対応付けて管理する第4管理手段と、
前記第1情報と、前記第2情報と、前記第3情報と、前記第4情報とに基づいて、前記顧客の移動の状況と、手続の状況とが一致しているか否かの監視を行う監視手段と、
を備える。
本発明の情報処理装置の一実施形態に係る医療サーバ1を含む医療事務支援設備Gは、上述の問題、即ち、医療機関の受付事務手続における人員の削減や省力化のために患者の携帯情報端末を活用することで生じ得る問題を、以下の手法を用いて解決する。
受付端末2は、来院患者の特定、及び診察の順番を示す順番カードの発行を行う。
診療端末3は、受付端末2により発行された順番カードを一意に特定可能な識別情報(以下、「順番データ」と呼ぶ)に一時的に紐付けられた、来院患者の診療に関する情報(以下、「電子カルテ」と呼ぶ)に対する医師による診療内容の入力を受付ける。なお、「診療」とは、医師が診察や治療等を行うことをいう。
手続端末4は、診療が終わった後に、今回の診療に係る料金の精算と、次回の来院の予約の受付けと、及び処方薬があれば処方箋の印刷とを行う。
事務端末5は、受付端末2により発行された順番カードにより示される順番データに一時的に紐付けられた来院患者の移動と、手続の進行状況とを管理する。
カード検知器6は、医療施設内のあらゆる場所に設置されており、医療施設内に存在する1以上の順番カードの夫々の位置を検知する。カード検知器6による検知の結果は、医療サーバ1に逐次送信されるので、医療施設内に存在する1以上の順番カードの夫々の位置をリアルタイムで把握することが可能となる。
また、医療事務支援設備Gには、さらに、医療サーバ1による制御が可能な警告装置7を接続することができる。この場合、医療サーバ1は、順番カードの移動及び手続端末4の処理状況を監視して、所定の手順又は所定の手続を踏んでいないことを検知して、警告装置7を作動させることができる。
また、医療事務支援設備Gには、ネットワークNを介して外部のレセプトコンピュータ、各種クレジットカード会社、銀行のホストコンピュータ等と通信可能に接続されている。
ここで、「レセプト」とは、カルテの内容に基づいて毎月患者毎に作成される診療報酬明細書のことをいい、「レセプトコンピュータ」とは、レセプトを作成する情報処理装置のことをいう。医療施設は、所定の支払機関(例えば国民健康保険団体連合会)にレセプトを提出することで診療報酬を得ることができる。
医療サーバ1は、CPU(Central Processing Unit)11と、ROM(Read Only Memory)12と、RAM(Random Access Memory)13と、バス14と、入出力インターフェース15と、出力部16と、入力部17と、記憶部18と、通信部19と、ドライブ20とを備えている。
RAM13には、CPU11が各種の処理を実行する上において必要なデータ等も適宜記憶される。
入力部17は、各種ハードウェア等で構成され、各種情報を入力する。
通信部19は、インターネットを含むネットワークNを介して他の装置(例えば、図1の受付端末2、診療端末3、手続端末4、事務端末5、カード検知器6、警告装置7、患者端末8等)との間で行う通信を制御する。
患者DB181には、1以上の患者の夫々に関する情報(以下、「患者データ」と呼ぶ)が記録されて管理されている。
カードDB182には、1以上の順番カードの夫々を特定可能とする順番データが記録されて管理されている。
具体的には、順番管理部101は、患者DB181に記録されて管理されている患者データと、カードDB182に記録されて管理されている順番データとを対応付けて管理する。
具体的には、発行制御部102は、医療施設に来院した患者による受付端末2に対する操作に基づいて、受付端末2から順番カードを発券する制御を実行する。患者は、受付端末2から発券された順番カードを受取ると、順番カードを所持した状態で医療施設内を移動する。
具体的には、位置管理部103は、医療施設内のあらゆる場所に設置されているカード検知器6による順番カードの検知結果に基づいて、患者位置情報を生成して管理する。
具体的には、診察管理部104は、医師による診療端末3に対する入力操作の内容に基づいて生成される電子カルテを取得し、順番データに対応付けて管理する。生成された電子カルテは、患者DB181に患者毎に記録されて管理される。
具体的には、手続管理部105は、患者の診療料金の額を示す情報(以下。「精算データ」と呼ぶ)と、患者による診療料金の支払いを含む、診察後に行われる種々の手続(以下、「診察後手続」と呼ぶ)の進捗状況を示す情報(以下、「手続進捗情報」と呼ぶ)とを、順番データに対応付けて管理する。
具体的には、手続管理部105は、手続進捗情報として、診療料金の支払いの有無を示す情報の他、処方箋の発行の有無を示す情報、及び次回の診察の予約の有無を示す情報等を、順番データに対応付けて管理する。
具体的には、監視部106は、順番管理部101と、位置管理部103と、診察管理部104と、手続管理部105との夫々により患者毎に管理されている各種データに基づいて、患者の移動の状況と、手続の状況を示すフラグの状況とのモニタリングを行う。
即ち、監視部106による監視の結果、医療施設内の手続の進行状況と実際の患者の位置との間に不整合が生じていることが判明した場合には、患者が勘違いをしていたり、不正行為を行っていたりするおそれがある。このため、警告制御部107は、監視部106による監視の結果に基づいて、上述したような警告装置7による警告が実施される。
以下、医療事務支援プログラムのうち医療サーバ1にインストールされた主プログラムと、医療事務支援設備Gを構成する各種端末の夫々にインストールされたクライアントプログラムとにより実行される各種処理について、以下、詳細に説明する。
図4は、受付端末を中心として実行される受付処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。
具体的には、受付端末2は、患者の来院を人感センサ等で検知する(ステップS1)。受付端末2が患者の来院を検知すると(即ちステップS1がYES)、受付端末2のディスプレイに、例えば「受付手続の案内表示」を行う(ステップS2)。
次に、図5を参照して、診察を行う医師により操作される診療端末3を中心とした処理の流れについて説明する。
図5は、診療端末を中心として実行される診察処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。
図6は、手続端末を中心として実行される精算処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。
なお、処方箋データがない(必要でない)場合には(即ちステップS51がNO)、処理はステップS55に進む。
図9は、事務端末及び医療サーバを中心とする監視処理、及び警告装置の作動処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。
また、上記(3)の種類の来院者の場合には、顔認証システムにより医療機関の入口の扉を解錠し(ステップS141,S147)、診察券によって来院の登録が行われる(ステップS148)。これに対して、顔認証システムがスムーズに行えなかった場合には(ステップS142)、来院者の生年月日の入力が受付けられ(ステップS143)、医療機関の入口の扉が解錠され、患者データとして存在する来院者か否かが診察券によって判定されて、来院の登録が行われる(ステップS144)。この場合、患者データが存在する場合は、診療予約の有無を確認する。来院者は、診療予約があれば予約内容を確認し、診療予約が無ければ問診内容の入力を行う(ステップS146)。これにより受付処理が完了する。
即ち、指紋認証システムによる受付処理が開始されると、来院者は受付端末2に指をかざす(ステップS71)。すると、受付端末2によって指紋が読み取られ(ステップS72)、登録済みのデータの照合が行われる(ステップS73)。指紋が照合されると(即ちステップS73がYES)、ドアが開錠され(ステップS74)、予約の有無の確認が行われる(ステップS75)。予約がある場合には(即ちステップS75がYES)、診察内容の読み込みが行われ(ステップS77)、受付が完了する(ステップS83)。
登録済みのデータの照合(ステップS73)の結果、指紋が照合されない場合には(即ちステップS73がNO)、ドアが解錠され(ステップS78)、保険証等の読取りが行われる(ステップS79)。その後、来院者の顔の撮像が行われて登録され(ステップS80)、問診票の記入(ステップS81)と、指紋の登録(ステップS82)とが行われて、受付が完了する(ステップS83)。
受付が完了すると、診察内容が医師に通知され(ステップS84)、診察の順番が来ると呼び出しが行われる(ステップS85)。これにより、受付処理が完了する。
これに対して、診察が初診でない場合には(即ちステップS91がNO)、治療計画の追加と進捗状況の登録とが行われ(ステップS92)、処理はステップS94に進む。
これに対して、診療料金の支払いが済んでいない場合には(即ちステップS94がNO)、自動ドアの前で指紋認証が行われたとしても(ステップS99)、自動ドアは開錠されない(ステップS100)。
これに対して、薬が処方されていない場合には(即ちステップS95がNO)、処理はステップS97に進む。
これに対して、次回の診察の予約が必要でない場合には(即ちステップS97がNO)、処理はステップS101に進む。
これに対して、次回の診察の予約の登録が済んでいない場合には(即ちステップS98がNO)、自動ドアの前で指紋認証が行われたとしても(ステップS99)、自動ドアは開錠されない(ステップS100)。
コールセンターでは、電話の相手が初診の患者であるかどうかの確認が行われる(ステップS115)。電話の相手が初診の患者である場合には(即ちステップS115がYES)、症状のヒアリングが行われて(ステップS122)、予約が受付けられる(ステップS123)。これにより、電話受付処理は終了する。
これに対して、電話の相手が初診の患者でない場合には(即ちステップS115がNO)、電話の問合わせの内容が予約の変更であるかどうかの確認が行われる(ステップS116)。電話の問合わせの内容が予約の変更である場合には(即ちステップS116がYES)、予約の変更が受付けられる(ステップS124)。これにより、電話受付処理は終了する。
患者からの希望に対し、医師による対応を含む医療施設による対応が可能である場合には(即ちステップS118がYES)、電話は医療施設に転送され(ステップS119)、受付又は医師による症状のヒアリングが行われて(ステップS120)、予約が受付けられる(ステップS121)。これにより、電話受付処理は終了する。
上述したように、図1の受付端末2及び手続端末4の夫々は、患者が受付手続及び診察後手続の夫々を行うための端末であるが、受付手続と診察後手続との両者を行うことができる1つの端末とすることもできる。
図14は、受付手続と診察後手続とを受付けることができる端末(以下、「マルチ端末」と呼ぶ)で実行される処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。
「来院登録」では、来院登録の対象が初診患者である場合、指紋の登録と、顔認証を行うための顔の撮像画像の登録とが行われ、問診表の入力が受付けられる。
「診療料収受」では、診療料金の決済が確認されると、領収書が発行されて、次回の診察の予約が受付けられる。また、薬が処方されている場合には、処方箋が発行されて、次回の診察の予約が受付けられる。
「来院者情報通知」では、来院者に関する情報の通知が行われる。
「コールセンター連絡」では、コールセンターからのメッセージの受信と、患者との直接の通話の取り次ぎとが行われる。
「レセプト情報登録」では、電子カルテに基づいて作成されたレセプトの情報の登録と、診療料金の登録とが行われる。
「治療状況登録」では、患者の治療状況についての情報の登録と、次回の診察の内容の登録とが行われる。
「予約確認」では、予約されている内容が表示される。また、患者が予約の変更を希望している場合には、予約の変更の登録が行われる。
「診察予約」では、診察の予約が受付けられる。初診である場合には、問診票の登録が行われる。
「治療状況確認」では、治療状況を示す情報の表示と、次回の治療の内容を示す情報の表示とが行われる。
例えば、3か月前に歯科医院(医療機関)への来院履歴がある患者Aが、仕事に忙しく治療も無断で中断し、治療を中断した歯の痛みが再発して再来院した場合が想定される。従来であれば、患者Aは、電話予約も無しに、歯科医院に直接来院し、受付で診察券を渡し、痛みの状況等を訴える。受付では、事前に予約が無かったので、カルテを検索、閲覧し、急患で来院した患者Aの情報を得る。受付は、必要な患者データを入力した後、カルテを医師に渡し又は医師はカルテを閲覧することができる。その後、医師はカルテから過去の診察内容の確認を行う。その間、患者Aは、待合室で問診票などに必要事項を記載する。または、患者Aが問診票などへの記載が完了してから、カルテ等を検索、閲覧していたため、患者データの確認に時間を要していた。
具体的には、医師がレントゲンで治療が終わっていない箇所を把握しており、診断を中断し場合、急患になりそうなところを把握できている場合などが該当する。例えば、8本の歯の中で、4本の歯が痛くなるだろうと診療している場合、急患として再来院しても、予想通りであり、その予測がシステムで把握できている場合、医師も患者も治療の前に安心感を得ることができる。
また、予約システムは、次回の治療内容を自動検索し、患者に提供することもできる。さらに、予約システムは、治療中断期間を算出することもできる。加えて、1日の予約内容をエクセル等で保存する事ができ、インターネットの無い場所でも確認することが可能である。
また、患者端末8からは、新規予約や既に設定している予約の変更を行うことが可能であり、例えば、治療時間や医師を選択し、予約を行うことも可能である。
さらに、他の患者が予約をキャンセルした場合には、キャンセルされたその時点で予約可能状態を他の患者(利用者)が確認できるため、予約のキャンセルによって時間があいてしまうリスクを軽減することができる。
加えて、24時間対応可能な予約システム(受付システム)なので、真夜中に痛くなった患者(利用者)が、即時に予約を行う事ができ、少しでも落ち着いていただけるという利点がある。
診療端末3には、患者の認証システムによる患者の認証後、初診、中断、予約のそれぞれの情報が表示される。つまり、診療端末3には、必要な来院者情報が通知される。なお、「中断」とは、初診時及び継続治療中の疾患の治療の完治が確認されていない状態をいう。従って、治療が中断された患者の場合は、医師によって認定された疾患であれば、中断疾患の再診となる。一方、中断された患者であっても、医師によって認定されていない疾患であれば、新規疾患に対する新たな診察となる。なお、中断疾患の再診と新規疾患の診察が同時に行われることもある。
このことは、突然のキャンセルに伴う治療報酬の獲得機会の損失ばかりでなく、継続的に発生する治療の機会をも損失するため、その損失はさらに大きいものとなっていた。
そこで、予約システムをパソコンだけでなくスマートフォン(例えば図1の患者端末8)などの携帯情報端末から、24時間操作できる事から、気兼ねなく予約時間の変更を行う事ができ、連絡なしキャンセルの防止が可能である。
また、上述の予約治療を突然キャンセルした患者は、他の歯科医院での治療に切り替えてしまう可能性が高かった。他の歯科医院では、他の歯科医師が中途まで治療した部位を、カルテを新規に作成し直したうえで、治療する必要があった。
そのため、このような行動を回避する必要がある。
また、患者(利用者)がどうしても都合が悪くなった際も、携帯、PCのインターネット経由で変更が可能となり、再び予約を設定する手間や、受付への連絡が不要とすることができる。
近年、様々な分野において、ペーパレス化、及びキャッシュレス化が進められている。ただし、ペーパレス化、及びキャッシュレス化に伴い生じ得るコストは、顧客(例えば患者)側ではなく、顧客に対し商品やサービスの提供を行う者側(例えば医療施設)が負担することとなる。
具体的には例えば、医療施設におけるクレジットカード決済は、キャッシュレス化の1つであるが、決済額のうち所定割合の額は、代行手数料として医療施設が負担しなければならない仕組みになっている。これは、クレジットカードに限らず、例えば交通機関で利用可能なICカードやスマートフォンによるスマート決済においても同様の仕組みが採用されている。
このように、ペーパレス化、及びキャッシュレス化に伴い生じ得るコストは、顧客に対し商品やサービスの提供を行う者側が全て負担しなければならないという問題がある。
しかしながら、この支払機器(従来品)は、レセプトの点検の代行する会社(以下、「レセプト会社」と呼ぶ)との連携が求められ、さらに、多くのレセプト会社が、支払機器(従来品)の販売権を独占しているとされている。
その結果、支払機器(従来品)は、レセプト会社によって高値で販売され、広く一般に普及されていない状況にあり、支払機器(従来品)を製造するメーカーにおいては、販売台数が伸びないという問題が生じている。
このように、医療施設では、売上額の辻褄が合わない事態が生じた場合、集計担当者に残業代を支払わなければならないため、そのような事態が生じるリスクを低減化させる仕組みを構築したいという問題が存在する。
「チャージ機能」とは、患者が保有する現金のうち所定額を医療事務支援設備Gに管理させることで、その所定額(預り金)の範囲内であればいつでも診療料金等の支払いに充てることができる機能のことをいう。チャージ機能によれば、患者は、手続端末4に事前にチャージした額の範囲内であればキャッシュレスで診療料金等の支払いを済ませることができる。また、医療施設は、現金管理が容易化されるとともに、例えばクレジットカード決済のような代行手数料を負担する必要がないので、キャッシュレス化に伴い生じ得るコストを抑えることができる。
医療サーバ1(ラクネス)では、事務端末5から精算額を示す情報が転送されてくると、これに基づいて精算データを生成する。また、生成された精算データを一意に特定可能とするQRコード(登録商標)やバーコード等の識別子(以下、「識別コード」と呼ぶ)が生成される。生成された識別コードは、医療サーバ1(ラクネス)から患者端末8に提示される。
患者端末8は、患者の操作に基づいて、医療サーバ1(ラクネス)から提示された識別コードを画面に表示させることができる。患者は、患者端末8の画面に識別コードを表示させ、これを手続端末4にかざして読込ませると、チャージされている額から精算額が差し引かれる。これにより、患者は、キャッシュレスで診療料金等の支払いを行うことができる。
この場合、医療サーバ1(ラクネス)は、事務端末5から転送されてきた精算データと、患者ID等の識別情報とを対応付けて管理する。患者ID等の識別情報が記憶されたICカードは、対象となる患者に診察券等として配布される。これにより、患者は、上述の識別コードが表示された患者端末8と同様に、ICカード状の診察券を手続端末4にかざして読込ませると、チャージされている額から精算額が差し引かれる。
また、患者ID等の識別子は、複数の医療施設で共通して使用することができる。このため、従来のように医療施設毎に発行される診察券を夫々管理する必要がなくなるので、例えば患者が診察券を持参し忘れたりするようなことを防ぐことができる。
また、患者端末8にGPS(Global Positioning System)機能を持たせることで、患者がどこの医療施設に所在するのかを特定することもできる。
図18は、チャージ機能を備える図1の医療事務支援設備による精算処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。
ステップS241が実行されると、ステップS242とステップS243のうち何れかが実行される。
ステップS242において、事務端末5は、請求書等に記載の精算額を入力する操作を受付けて、受付けた精算額を示す情報を医療サーバ1(ラクネス)に送信する。
また、ステップS243において、事務端末5は、請求書等をスキャンする操作を受付けて、請求書等に記載の精算額を読込み、読込んだ精算額を示す情報を医療サーバ1(ラクネス)に送信する。
ステップS245において、医療サーバ1(ラクネス)は、識別コードを生成し、患者端末8に提示する。
ステップS245において、医療サーバ1(ラクネス)は、識別コードを生成して発行する。発行された識別コードは患者端末8に提示される。
ステップS247において、手続端末4は、患者端末8の画面に表示された識別コードを読込む。これにより、精算手続が開始される。
ステップS248において、手続端末4は、精算が完了した旨を示すフラグを立てる。
これにより、精算処理が終了する。
現金をチャージする処理が行われると、その明細書が発行される。
チャージされた現金の額から診察料の支払いが行われると、その明細書が発行される。その後、次回の診察の予約が可能であることを示すフラグが立てられると、患者端末8で予約を行うことができるようになる。
具体的には例えば、図20に示すように、医療施設Aを示す医療施設IDと、患者Xを示す患者IDとの組み合わせからなるラクネスIDがラクネスによって管理される。
医療施設Bを示す医療施設IDと、患者Yを示す患者IDとの組み合わせからなるラクネスIDがラクネスによって管理される。
医療施設Cを示す医療施設IDと、患者Zを示す患者IDとの組み合わせからなるラクネスIDがラクネスによって管理される。
医療施設Eを示す医療施設IDと、患者Xを示す患者IDとの組み合わせからなるラクネスIDがラクネスによって管理される。
医療施設Dを示す医療施設IDと、患者Wを示す患者IDとの組み合わせからなるラクネスIDがラクネスによって管理される。
医療施設Cを示す医療施設IDと、患者Vを示す患者IDとの組み合わせからなるラクネスIDがラクネスによって管理される。
ここで例えば、患者Xを示す患者IDが「0001」であり、医療施設Aを示す医療施設IDが「0A」であり、医療施設Eを示す医療施設IDが「0E」である場合には、「0A0001」というラクネスIDと、「0E0001」というラクネスIDとの夫々がラクネスによって管理されるが、この2つのラクネスIDは、いずれも患者Xを対象とするラクネスIDであるため、対応付けが行われる。その結果、患者個人の診療料金等の支払いについては、患者ID(いずれも「0001」で共通)で管理されるが、医療施設の管理は、医療施設ID(「0A」と「0E」)で夫々管理される。
この場合、ラクネスでは、患者Xが医療施設Bでチャージを行った履歴が医療施設Bと医療施設Aとの夫々に提示される。また、患者Xの支払履歴が患者Xに提示される。
これように、ラクネスでは、患者は複数の医療施設を利用することができるとともに、その履歴が管理される。
なお、このようにして、チャージが行われた医療施設(上述の例では医療施設B)と、診察が行われて診療料金が行われた医療施設(上述の例では医療施設A)とが異なる場合、これらの2つの医療施設の間でチャージ及び診療料金の相殺が行われる。具体的には例えば、月まとめで、全ての医療施設について「相殺をするための処理」が夫々実行されて、その処理の結果が各医療施設の夫々に通知される。
ステップS272において、患者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、精算手続を行うための操作画面を表示させる。
ステップS273において、患者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、預り金(チャージされた金額)の残高を表示させて確認する。
ステップS274において、患者は、預り金(チャージされた金額)の残高で精算可能であるかを判断する。預り金(チャージされた金額)の残高で精算が可能である場合には、ステップS274において、「YES」と判定されて、精算手続はステップS276に進む。これに対して、預り金(チャージされた金額)の残高で精算できない(残高不足等)場合には、ステップS274において、「NO」と判定されて、精算手続はステップS275に進む。
ステップS275において、患者は、手続端末4と患者端末8を操作することによりチャージを行う。このとき、患者は、患者端末8に識別コードを表示させることで、個人認証における個人の証明を行う。
ステップS276において、患者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、預り金(チャージされた金額)による精算手続を行う。
ステップS277において、患者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、必要に応じて領収書の発行を依頼する。
ステップS278において、患者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、支払履歴の確認を行う。
これにより、患者による精算手続は完了する。
ここで、診察の受診を終えた患者が子供である場合や、患者に後見人がいる場合には、患者本人ではなく支払責任者による精算処理が行われる。
ステップS282において、患者の支払責任者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、精算手続を行うための操作画面を表示させる。
ステップS283において、患者の支払責任者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、預り金(チャージされた金額)の残高を表示させて確認する。
ステップS284において、患者の支払責任者は、預り金(チャージされた金額)の残高で精算可能であるかを判断する。預り金(チャージされた金額)の残高で精算が可能である場合には、ステップS284において、「YES」と判定されて、精算手続はステップS286に進む。これに対して、預り金(チャージされた金額)の残高で精算できない(残高不足等)場合には、ステップS284において、「NO」と判定されて、精算手続はステップS285に進む。
ステップS285において、患者の支払責任者は、振込入金を行うか手続端末4と患者端末8を操作することによりチャージを行う。このとき、患者の支払責任者は、患者端末8に識別コードを表示させることで、個人認証における個人(患者)の証明を行う。
ステップS286において、患者の支払責任者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、預り金(チャージされた金額)による精算手続を行う。
ステップS287において、患者の支払責任者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、領収書の発行を依頼する。
ステップS288において、患者の支払責任者は、手続端末4を操作することにより、支払履歴の認を行う。
これにより、患者の支払責任者による精算手続は完了する。
介護施設における診療の種類は、訪問診療と通院診療とに大別される。
従来は、訪問医師や介護施設、もしくは入所者の親族の夫々が、診療の費用の支払いの管理と、診療履歴の管理を行う必要があった。
この点、上述の実施形態によれば、クラウド上に診療内容(レセプト)及び支払い金額の情報がアップされるため、訪問する医師は通院診療に基づく患者情報を紙媒体で持ち出さなくてもよくなり、診察時の負担が軽減され、患者の個人情報漏洩防止ともなる。また、診療の費用の支払いをしてもらうために訪問医師が自己の所属する医院において介護施設または親族に請求書及び領収書を送付する必要があったところ、これらもクラウド上の管理となるため請求書と領収書を作成する人手、送付するための郵送料を削減することが可能となる。
一方、介護施設においては、どの入所者がどのような支払いや診療を受けたかを個々に管理するという負担がなくなる。
特に通院診療においては通院先での支払いが必要になるため、診療の費用を予測して予め患者親族からその金額の現金を患者が預かる等をしなくてはならず、管理のみならず現金管理負担まで生じていたが、これも上述のチャージ機能により回避できる。具体的には例えば、介護施設内に診療の費用分をチャージするための端末を設置しておくことにより、親族が施設訪問時にその端末を用いて患者端末にチャージしておいてもらうことで、診療の費用を予測して施設に預けてもらうといったことをしなくてよくなる。さらに、親族においても、診療の費用の支払いのために施設訪問をしなければならない、といった負担が軽減されることになる。
コンピュータは、専用のハードウェアに組み込まれているコンピュータであっても良い。また、コンピュータは、各種のプログラムをインストールすることで、各種の機能を実行することが可能なコンピュータ、例えば汎用のパーソナルコンピュータであっても良い。
また、本明細書において、システムの用語は、複数の装置や複数の手段等より構成される全体的な装置を意味するものとする。
また、1つの機能ブロックは、ハードウェア単体で構成しても良く、ソフトウェア単体で構成しても良く、それらの組み合わせで構成しても良い。
即ち、本発明が適用される情報処理装置(例えば図1の医療サーバ1)は、
商品又は役務の対象の提供が行われる施設で、前記対象の提供を受ける顧客の順番を示す第1情報(例えば順番データ)を生成して、前記顧客毎に管理する第1管理手段(例えば図3の順番管理部101)と、
前記顧客に提示される、前記第1情報を示す媒体(例えば順番カード)を出力する制御を実行する出力手段(例えば図3の発行制御部102)と、
前記媒体を所持する前記顧客の前記施設内における位置を示す第2情報(例えば患者位置情報)を前記第1情報に紐付けて管理する第2管理手段(例えば図3の位置管理部103)と、
前記商品又は役務の内容を示す第3情報(例えば電子カルテ)を前記第1情報に紐付けて管理する第3管理手段(例えば図3の診察管理部104)と、
前記第3情報を少なくとも含む情報に基いて決定された前記対象の料金の額の決済を含む、前記対象の提供の後に行われる手続(例えば「診察後手続」)の進捗状況を示す第4情報(例えば手続進捗情報)を、前記第1情報に対応付けて管理する第4管理手段(例えば図3の手続管理部105)と、
前記第1情報と、前記第2情報と、前記第3情報と、前記第4情報とに基づいて、前記顧客の移動の状況と、手続の状況とが一致しているか否かの監視を行う監視手段(例えば図3の監視部106)と、
を備える。
その結果、顧客に携帯情報端末に対する操作を行わせることなく、商品又は役務の提供を行う施設の受付事務手続における人員の削減や省力化を図ることができる。
前記出力手段は、前記患者に提示される、前記第1情報を示す媒体を出力する制御を実行し、
前記第2管理手段は、前記第2情報として、前記媒体を所持する前記患者の前記医療施設内における位置を示す情報を、前記第1情報に紐付けて管理し、
前記第3管理手段は、前記第3情報として、前記医師による前記患者の診療の内容を示す情報を、前記第1情報に紐付けて管理し、
前記第4管理手段は、前記第4情報として、前記第3情報を少なくとも含む情報に基いて額が決定された前記診療の料金の決済を含む、前記診療の後に行われる手続の進捗状況を示す情報を、前記第1情報に対応付けて管理し、
前記監視手段は、前記第1情報と、前記第2情報と、前記第3情報と、前記第4情報とに基づいて、前記患者の移動の状況と、手続の状況とが一致しているか否かの監視を行うことができる。
前記第4管理手段により管理されている前記第7情報を一意に特定可能な識別子(例えばQRコード(登録商標))を生成する生成手段(例えば図3のコード生成部108)をさらに備えることができる。
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- 商品又は役務の対象の提供が行われる施設で、前記対象の提供を受ける顧客の順番を示す第1情報を生成して、前記顧客毎に管理する第1管理手段と、
前記顧客に提示される、前記第1情報を示す媒体を出力する制御を実行する出力手段と、
前記媒体を所持する前記顧客の前記施設内における位置を示す第2情報を前記第1情報に紐付けて管理する第2管理手段と、
前記商品又は役務の内容を示す第3情報を前記第1情報に紐付けて管理する第3管理手段と、
前記第3情報を少なくとも含む情報に基いて決定された前記対象の料金の額の決済を含む、前記対象の提供の後に行われる手続の進捗状況を示す第4情報を、前記第1情報に対応付けて管理する第4管理手段と、
前記第1情報と、前記第2情報と、前記第3情報と、前記第4情報とに基づいて、前記顧客の移動の状況と、手続の状況とが一致しているか否かの監視を行う監視手段と、
を備える情報処理装置。 - 前記第1管理手段は、前記第1情報として、前記施設としての医療施設で医師の診療を受ける患者の順番を示す情報を生成して、前記患者毎に管理し、
前記出力手段は、前記患者に提示される、前記第1情報を示す媒体を出力する制御を実行し、
前記第2管理手段は、前記第2情報として、前記媒体を所持する前記患者の前記医療施設内における位置を示す情報を、前記第1情報に紐付けて管理し、
前記第3管理手段は、前記第3情報として、前記医師による前記患者の診療の内容を示す情報を、前記第1情報に紐付けて管理し、
前記第4管理手段は、前記第4情報として、前記第3情報を少なくとも含む情報に基いて額が決定された前記診療の料金の決済を含む、前記診療の後に行われる手続の進捗状況を示す情報を、前記第1情報に対応付けて管理し、
前記監視手段は、前記第1情報と、前記第2情報と、前記第3情報と、前記第4情報とに基づいて、前記患者の移動の状況と、手続の状況とが一致しているか否かの監視を行う、
請求項1に記載の情報処理装置。 - 前記監視手段による監視の結果、前記患者の移動の状況と手続の状況とが一致しない場合には、当該患者に所定の警告を行う制御を実行する警告制御手段をさらに備える、
請求項2に記載の情報処理装置。 - 前記第4管理手段は、前記第4情報として、処方箋の有無を示す情報を、前記第1情報に対応付けて管理する、
請求項2又は3に記載の情報処理装置。 - 前記第4管理手段は、前記第4情報として、次回の前記診療の予約の有無を示す情報を、前記第1情報に対応付けて管理する、
請求項2乃至4のうちいずれか1項に記載の情報処理装置。 - 前記第4管理手段は、さらに、前記診療の料金の決済のために前記患者により預け入れられた預り金の額を示す第5情報と、当該患者を一意に特定可能な所定の識別情報を少なくとも含む第6情報とを対応付けて管理する、
請求項2乃至5のうち、いずれか1項に記載の情報処理装置。 - 情報処理装置を制御するコンピュータに、
商品又は役務の対象の提供が行われる施設で、前記対象の提供を受ける顧客の順番を示す第1情報を生成して、前記顧客毎に管理する第1管理ステップと、
前記顧客に提示される、前記第1情報を示す媒体を出力する制御を実行する出力ステップと、
前記媒体を所持する前記顧客の前記施設内における位置を示す第2情報を前記第1情報に紐付けて管理する第2管理ステップと、
前記商品又は役務の内容を示す第3情報を前記第1情報に紐付けて管理する第3管理ステップと、
前記第3情報を少なくとも含む情報に基いて決定された前記対象の料金の額の決済を含む、前記対象の提供の後に行われる手続の進捗状況を示す第4情報を、前記第1情報に対応付けて管理する第4管理ステップと、
前記第1情報と、前記第2情報と、前記第3情報と、前記第4情報とに基づいて、前記顧客の移動の状況と、手続の状況とが一致しているか否かの監視を行う監視ステップと、
を含む制御処理を実行させるプログラム。
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