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WO2024180916A1 - Dispositif terminal, programme de traitement d'informations et système de traitement d'informations - Google Patents

Dispositif terminal, programme de traitement d'informations et système de traitement d'informations Download PDF

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WO2024180916A1
WO2024180916A1 PCT/JP2024/000340 JP2024000340W WO2024180916A1 WO 2024180916 A1 WO2024180916 A1 WO 2024180916A1 JP 2024000340 W JP2024000340 W JP 2024000340W WO 2024180916 A1 WO2024180916 A1 WO 2024180916A1
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  • This disclosure relates to a terminal device that permits disclosure of data, an information processing system that includes an information processing program executed by the terminal device, and a service server that provides services using the terminal device and the disclosed data.
  • Web 2.0 In place of a centralized internet (known as Web 2.0), a decentralized internet (known as Web 3.0) is being explored. In Web 3.0, data ownership will be decentralized, and personal data will be managed by the individuals who are its original owners.
  • Patent Document 1 discloses a technology that appropriately restricts the use of electronic content stored on a recording medium according to the attributes of the user of the electronic content.
  • a terminal device includes: a disclosure permission unit that receives a request for permission to disclose data related to a first user stored in a database from a service server and accepts permission to disclose input from a second user different from the first user; a providing processing unit that performs processing for providing the data subject to the disclosure permission to the service server; a permission information recording unit that records disclosure permission information regarding the disclosure permission in a history recording system on a network; Equipped with:
  • Web 3.0 does not generally require registration of user information when using services. For this reason, when there is a need to disclose user data of a first user, it is considered necessary for a second user, who is responsible for the first user, to make management decisions.
  • the disclosure permission information may include date and time information, information identifying the first user, information identifying the second user, and information identifying the service server.
  • Second users There may be multiple second users, and the second users may change. If a second user needs to make management decisions from time to time, it becomes especially important in such cases to record information about who made the decision to permit disclosure of which user data, and when.
  • the disclosure permission unit individually permits disclosure of a plurality of different types of data
  • the disclosure permission information may further include information indicating a type of the data.
  • a service that may require disclosure of user data is a web medical examination service.
  • a first user may provide multiple different types of vital data (e.g., body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, etc.) to a service server in order to receive medical advice.
  • vital data e.g., body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, etc.
  • the disclosure permission unit specifies a purpose for which the data subject to disclosure permission may be disclosed,
  • the disclosure permission information may further include information indicating the purpose.
  • the second user can determine the purpose for which disclosure is permitted for each type of vital data. Information on who decided to permit disclosure, when, for which vital data, and for what purpose can be recorded.
  • the disclosure permission unit specifies a period during which the data subject to disclosure permission may be disclosed,
  • the disclosure permission information may further include information indicating the period.
  • the second user can determine the period during which disclosure is permitted for each type of vital data. Information on who decided to permit disclosure, when, for which vital data, and for what period can be recorded.
  • the disclosure permission unit designates a user to whom the data subject to disclosure permission can be disclosed,
  • the disclosure permission information may further include information indicating the user.
  • the second user can determine which users can disclose each type of vital data. Information on who decided to permit disclosure, when, and for which vital data and which user can be recorded.
  • the provision processing unit may obtain the data that is the subject of the disclosure permission from the database and provide it to the service server.
  • the provision processing unit performs processing to provide the vital data that is the subject of disclosure permission to the service server.
  • the provision processing unit may obtain the vital data that is the subject of disclosure permission from a database that accumulates the vital data (the wearable device, the first user's mobile device, one or more storage devices on the network) and supply it to the service server. This causes the vital data in the database to be synchronized with the service server.
  • the provision processing unit may notify the service server of the subject of the disclosure permission and cause the service server to obtain the data subject to the disclosure permission from the database.
  • the provision processing unit performs processing to provide the vital data that is the subject of disclosure permission to the service server.
  • the provision processing unit may notify the service server of the subject of disclosure permission and cause the service server to obtain the vital data that is the subject of disclosure permission from a database (the wearable device, the first user's mobile device, or one or more storage devices on the network). This causes the vital data in the database to be synchronized with the service server.
  • the database includes: a wearable device worn by the first user; a mobile device in communication with the wearable device; The information may be provided in at least one of the terminal device that communicates with the wearable device or the mobile device, or one or more storage devices on a network that communicates with the wearable device, the mobile device, or the terminal device.
  • the database may be a non-volatile storage device built into the wearable device, or a non-volatile storage device provided in a device capable of receiving data from the wearable device.
  • One or more storage devices on the network may be, for example, a server or a blockchain.
  • the history recording system on the network may be a blockchain.
  • the data relating to the first user may be vital data of the first user.
  • a service that may require disclosure of user data is a web medical examination service.
  • vital data e.g., body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, etc.
  • a wearable device worn by a first user may be provided to a service server in order to receive medical advice.
  • a second user different from the first user e.g., a parent or guardian, etc.
  • the second user may be a supervisor of the first user.
  • the service server may record one or more second users in association with the first user, and when recording multiple second users, may record the multiple second users in association with priorities, and transmit a request for permission to disclose to the second users in order of priority.
  • Following the order of priority means, for example, sending a request to the supervisor with the highest priority, and if no response is received, sending the request to the supervisor with the next highest priority.
  • the service server When recording a plurality of second users, the service server records a plurality of different types of data by associating a priority with the second user, and transmits a request for disclosure permission to the second user in accordance with the priority of the type of data to be subject to disclosure permission;
  • the disclosure permission unit individually permits disclosure of a plurality of different types of data,
  • the disclosure permission information may further include information indicating a type of the data.
  • An information processing program includes: A control circuit of the terminal device, a disclosure permission unit that receives a request for permission to disclose data related to a first user stored in a database from a service server and accepts permission to disclose input from a second user different from the first user; a providing processing unit that performs processing for providing the data subject to the disclosure permission to the service server; The disclosure permission information recording unit operates to record the disclosure permission information regarding the disclosure permission in a history recording system on the network.
  • An information processing system includes: A service server; a disclosure permission unit that receives a request for permission to disclose data related to a first user stored in a database from the service server and accepts permission to disclose input from a second user different from the first user; a providing processing unit that performs processing for providing the data subject to the disclosure permission to the service server; a permission information recording unit that records disclosure permission information regarding the disclosure permission in a history recording system on a network;
  • a terminal device having Equipped with:
  • 1 illustrates an information processing system according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure.
  • 2 shows a functional configuration of an information processing system.
  • 4 shows the operation flow of the service server.
  • 4 shows the operation flow of the supervisor terminal device.
  • 13 shows an example of a disclosure permission screen according to the second embodiment.
  • 13 shows an example of a disclosure permission screen according to the third embodiment.
  • 23 shows an example of a disclosure permission screen according to the fourth embodiment.
  • Web 3.0 does not essentially require the registration of user information when using services. For this reason, it is considered necessary to make management decisions on a case-by-case basis when it is necessary to disclose user data. There may be multiple supervisors (for example, a mother and a father) or they may change (for example, a change in the guardian lawyer). If a supervisor needs to make management decisions on a case-by-case basis, it becomes increasingly important in such cases to record information about who made the decision to permit disclosure of which user data, and when.
  • a service that may require the disclosure of user data is a web medical examination service.
  • vital data e.g., body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, etc.
  • a supervisor e.g., a parent or guardian
  • FIG. 1 shows an information processing system according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure.
  • the information processing system 1 includes a service server 10, a supervisor terminal device 20 (terminal device), a viewer terminal device 30, a supervised person database 40, and a history recording system 50, which are connected to each other so as to be able to communicate with each other via a network such as the Internet.
  • the supervised person database 40 stores user data on the supervised person (first user).
  • the supervised person is a person who does not have sufficient judgment ability, such as a minor or an elderly person.
  • the user data is vital data (e.g., body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, etc.).
  • the vital data is data acquired using a wearable device 60 (e.g., a watch or wristband-type device, etc.) worn by the supervised person.
  • the supervised person database 40 may be a non-volatile storage device built into the wearable device 60, or may be a non-volatile storage device provided in a device capable of receiving data from the wearable device 60.
  • the supervised person database 40 may be provided in, for example, a mobile device (not shown, such as a smartphone used by the supervised person) capable of communicating with the wearable device 60 via a network or short-range wireless communication such as Bluetooth (registered trademark).
  • the supervised person database 40 may be provided in the supervisor terminal device 20, which is a terminal device (such as a smartphone) used by a supervisor who supervises the supervised person and is capable of communicating with this mobile device.
  • the supervised person database 40 may be provided in one or more storage devices on a network.
  • the one or more storage devices may acquire vital data from the wearable device 60, the terminal device used by the supervised person, or the supervisor terminal device 20.
  • the one or more storage devices on the network may be, for example, a server or a blockchain.
  • the viewer terminal device 30 is used by a viewer.
  • the viewer is a person who views the user data of a supervised person.
  • the viewer is a doctor or the like who views the vital data of a supervised patient for a web consultation.
  • the viewer terminal device 30 is, for example, a personal computer, a tablet computer, a smartphone, etc.
  • the supervisor terminal device 20 is used by a supervisor (second user).
  • the supervisor is a person who supervises the supervised person and is different from the supervised person.
  • the supervisor of a minor may be, for example, the mother and father.
  • the supervisor of an elderly person may be, for example, a guardian such as a lawyer.
  • the supervisor terminal device 20 is, for example, a smartphone, a tablet computer, a personal computer, etc.
  • the supervisor gives permission for disclosure using the disclosure permission screen 210 displayed on the supervisor terminal device 20.
  • the history recording system 50 is a recording system on a network, and records disclosure permission information 500 regarding disclosure permission given by the supervisor via the supervisor terminal device 20.
  • the history recording system 50 is preferably a blockchain, but may also be a non-distributed storage device (such as a server).
  • the service server 10 is a web server that provides two-way web applications to the supervisor terminal device 20 and the viewer terminal device 30.
  • the service server 10 provides a web service in which a viewer (doctor) examines a patient (supervised person).
  • the service server 10 accepts a request from a viewer (doctor) using the viewer terminal device 30 to view the vital data of the patient (supervised person) for the purpose of the examination.
  • the service server 10 obtains permission for disclosure from the viewer via the supervisor terminal device 20, it acquires the vital data recorded in the supervised person database 40 and allows the viewer (doctor) to view it via the viewer terminal device 30.
  • the above is an example of a use case of this embodiment. That is, the attributes of the supervisor, supervisee, and viewer, vital data as user data, and the consultation web service as an interactive web application are merely examples and are not limited to these.
  • the consultation web service typically provides a remote web consultation service, but may also provide a disclosure service of vital data during a face-to-face consultation at a medical facility.
  • FIG. 2 shows the functional configuration of the information processing system.
  • the service server 10 operates as a service providing unit 101 and a management unit 110 by the CPU of the control circuit 100 loading an information processing program recorded in the ROM into the RAM and executing it.
  • the management unit 110 includes a disclosure request unit 111 and a vital data acquisition unit 112.
  • the service server 10 records a supervisor list 121 and a vital database 122 in a large-capacity non-volatile recording device 120 such as an HDD or SSD.
  • the service providing unit 101 and the management unit 110 may be realized by physically different and independent information processing devices (not shown).
  • the supervisor terminal device 20 operates as a disclosure permission unit 201, a provision processing unit 202, and a permission information recording unit 203 by the CPU of the control circuit 200 loading an information processing program recorded in the ROM into the RAM and executing it.
  • FIG. 3 shows the operation flow of the service server.
  • a supervisor accesses the service server 10 via the supervisor terminal device 20 in order to examine the supervised person.
  • a viewer accesses the service server 10 via the viewer terminal device 30 in order to examine the supervised person.
  • the supervisor communicates (video call, voice call, chat, etc.) via the supervisor terminal device 20 and the viewer (doctor) via the viewer terminal device 30 on a web application provided by the service server 10. During the examination, the viewer (doctor) wants to view the vital signs data of the supervised person. This is the premise of the operational flow.
  • the viewer terminal device 30 receives input from the viewer (doctor) and sends a request for permission to disclose vital data about the supervised person being examined to the service server 10.
  • the service providing unit 101 of the service server 10 receives a request to view vital data related to the supervised person to be examined from the viewer terminal device 30 (step S101).
  • the disclosure request unit 111 of the service server 10 refers to the supervisor list 121 and reads out the supervisor recorded in association with the supervised person who is the subject of the disclosure permission request.
  • the supervisor list 121 records one or more supervisors in association with the supervised person.
  • the supervisor list 121 records the multiple supervisors in association with a priority order.
  • the disclosure request unit 111 transmits a disclosure permission request to the supervisors recorded in association with the supervised person in the supervisor list 121 in accordance with the priority order.
  • the disclosure request unit 111 causes the supervisor terminal device 20 of this supervisor to display the disclosure permission screen 210 (step S102).
  • Following the order of priority means, for example, sending a request to the supervisor with the highest priority, and if no response is received, sending a request to the supervisor with the next highest priority.
  • Figure 4 shows the operation flow of the supervisor terminal device.
  • the disclosure permission unit 201 of the supervisor terminal device 20 receives a request for permission to disclose vital data related to the supervised person from the service server 10, and displays the disclosure permission screen 210 ( Figure 1) (step S201).
  • the disclosure permission screen 210 is a screen for individually granting permission to disclose multiple different types of vital data (e.g., body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure).
  • the supervisor checks the check boxes 211 indicating the types of vital data (e.g., heart rate) for which disclosure is acceptable, and presses the OK button 212. This allows the supervisor to input to the disclosure permission unit 201 that he or she individually grants permission to disclose multiple different types of vital data.
  • the disclosure permission unit 201 accepts the disclosure permission input by the supervisor (step S202).
  • the providing processing unit 202 performs processing to provide the vital data (heart rate in this example) of the subject of disclosure permission to the service server 10 (step S203).
  • An example of processing to provide vital data to the service server 10 is given below.
  • the providing processing unit 202 may acquire the vital data (heart rate) of the subject of disclosure permission from the supervised person database 40 (wearable device 60, supervised person's mobile device, one or more storage devices on the network) that accumulates vital data, and provide it to the service server 10.
  • the providing processing unit 202 may notify the service server 10 of the subject of disclosure permission (heart rate), and cause the service server 10 to acquire the vital data (heart rate) of the subject of disclosure permission from the supervised person database 40 (wearable device 60, supervised person's mobile device, one or more storage devices on the network).
  • the provision processing unit 202 may notify the supervised person database 40 (the wearable device 60, the supervised person's mobile device, one or more storage devices on the network) of the vital data (heart rate) that is the subject of the disclosure permission, and have it transmitted to the service server 10.
  • the vital data in the supervised person database 40 is synchronized with the service server 10.
  • the vital data acquisition unit 112 of the service server 10 receives the vital data (heart rate) recorded in the supervised person database 40 and stores it in the vital data database 122 (step S103).
  • the service provision unit 101 of the service server 10 allows the viewer to view the vital data related to the supervised person being examined via the viewer terminal device 30 (step S104).
  • the permission information recording unit 203 of the supervisor terminal device 20 records the disclosure permission information 500 (FIG. 1) regarding the disclosure permission in the history recording system 50 on the network (step S204).
  • the history recording system 50 on the network is preferably a blockchain, but may also be a non-distributed storage device (server, etc.).
  • the disclosure permission information 500 includes date and time information 501, information 502 indicating the type of vital data to be disclosed (heart rate), information 503 identifying the supervised person (name, ID, etc.), information 504 identifying the supervisor (name, ID, etc.), and information 505 identifying the service server 10 to which the disclosure is to be made (name, ID, etc.).
  • the date and time information 501 is preferably the date and time when the disclosure permission was accepted (step S202), but may also be the date and time when the processing to provide the vital data was performed (step S203).
  • FIG. 5 shows an example of a disclosure permission screen according to the second embodiment.
  • the disclosure request unit 111 of the service server 10 causes the supervisor terminal device 20 to display (step S201) another disclosure permission screen 220 for the type of vital data (e.g., heart rate 211) permitted to be disclosed on the disclosure permission screen 210 (step S102).
  • the disclosure permission screen 220 is a screen for permitting disclosure by specifying the purpose (which can also be called the use) for which the permitted vital data (heart rate) can be disclosed.
  • the purpose is, for example, the current web medical examination service purpose 221 provided by the service server 10, and the research purpose 222 for future services by the service server 10.
  • the supervisor checks the check box 221 indicating the purpose (e.g., web medical examination service) for which the permitted vital data (heart rate) can be disclosed, and presses the OK button 223.
  • the supervisor inputs the purpose for which the permitted vital data (heart rate) can be disclosed to the disclosure permission unit 201 (step S202).
  • the supervisor inputs the purpose for which the permitted vital data (heart rate) can be disclosed to the disclosure permission unit 201 (step S202).
  • a separate disclosure permission screen 220 is displayed for each type of vital data, and the purpose for which disclosure is permitted for each type of vital data can be specified separately.
  • the provision processing unit 202 performs processing to provide the vital data that is the subject of disclosure permission (heart rate in this example) to the service server 10, and further notifies the service server 10 of the purpose for which disclosure is possible (e.g., web medical examination service) (step S203).
  • the vital data acquisition unit 112 of the service server 10 receives the vital data (heart rate) recorded in the supervised person database 40 and the notification of the purpose that can be disclosed (web medical examination service), and stores them in the vital database 122 (step S103).
  • the service provision unit 101 of the service server 10 allows the viewer to view the vital data related to the supervised person to be examined via the viewer terminal device 30, and notifies the viewer of the purpose that can be disclosed (web medical examination service) (step S104).
  • the service providing unit 101 of the service server 10 can provide the vital data currently stored in the vital database 122 to another viewer in the future for a purpose that can be disclosed (web medical examination service). On the other hand, the service providing unit 101 will not supply the vital data currently stored in the vital database 122 to an external party for a purpose other than the purpose that can be disclosed (for example, research for a future service).
  • the disclosure permission information 500 that the permission information recording unit 203 of the supervisor terminal device 20 records in the history recording system 50 further includes information indicating the purpose for which disclosure is permitted.
  • the supervisor can determine the purpose for which disclosure is permitted for each type of vital data. Information on who decided to permit disclosure, when, which vital data, and for what purpose can be recorded.
  • FIG. 6 shows an example of a disclosure permission screen according to the third embodiment.
  • the disclosure request unit 111 of the service server 10 causes the supervisor terminal device 20 to display (step S201) another disclosure permission screen 230 for the type of vital data (e.g., heart rate 211) permitted for disclosure on the disclosure permission screen 210 (step S102).
  • the disclosure permission screen 230 is a screen for specifying the period during which the vital data (heart rate) permitted for disclosure can be disclosed and permitting disclosure. The period is, for example, the number of days 231.
  • the supervisor inputs a numerical value indicating the period during which the vital data (heart rate) permitted for disclosure can be disclosed (e.g., 30 days) and presses the OK button 232. This allows the supervisor to input the period during which the vital data (heart rate) permitted for disclosure can be disclosed to the disclosure permission unit 201 (step S202).
  • a separate disclosure permission screen 230 is displayed for each type of vital data, and the period during which each type of vital data can be disclosed can be specified separately.
  • the provision processing unit 202 performs processing to provide the vital data that is the subject of disclosure permission (heart rate in this example) to the service server 10, and further notifies the service server 10 of the period during which disclosure is possible (e.g., 30 days) (step S203).
  • the vital data acquisition unit 112 of the service server 10 receives the vital data (heart rate) recorded in the supervised person database 40 and the notification of the period during which disclosure is possible (30 days), and stores them in the vital data database 122 (step S103).
  • the service provision unit 101 of the service server 10 allows the viewer to view the vital data related to the supervised person being examined via the viewer terminal device 30, and notifies the viewer of the period during which disclosure is possible (30 days) (step S104).
  • the service providing unit 101 of the service server 10 can provide the vital data currently stored in the vital database 122 to another viewer in the future during the disclosure period (30 days). On the other hand, the service providing unit 101 will not supply the vital data currently stored in the vital database 122 to the outside during periods other than the disclosure period (after 30 days have passed). The service providing unit 101 may erase the vital data from the vital database 122 after the disclosure period (30 days) has passed.
  • the disclosure permission information 500 that the permission information recording unit 203 of the supervisor terminal device 20 records in the history recording system 50 further includes information indicating the period during which disclosure is permitted.
  • the supervisor can determine the period during which disclosure is permitted for each type of vital data. Information on who decided to permit disclosure, when, which vital data, and for what period can be recorded.
  • FIG. 7 shows an example of a disclosure permission screen according to the fourth embodiment.
  • the disclosure request unit 111 of the service server 10 causes the supervisor terminal device 20 to display (step S201) another disclosure permission screen 240 for the type of vital data (e.g., heart rate 211) permitted for disclosure on the disclosure permission screen 210 (step S102).
  • the disclosure permission screen 240 is a screen for granting permission for disclosure by specifying users (which may also be called the disclosure range) to whom the permitted vital data (heart rate) can be disclosed.
  • the users are a specific research institute, a specific daycare service company, a specific clinic, etc.
  • the disclosure permission screen 240 displays the names of the users (e.g., C Research Institution 241, XX Medical Service 242, YY Clinic 243).
  • the supervisor individually checks the check boxes 242, 243 indicating the users (e.g., XX Medical Service, YY Clinic) to whom the permitted vital data (heart rate) can be disclosed, and presses the OK button 244. In this way, the supervisor inputs the users to whom the disclosure-permitted vital data (heart rate) can be disclosed into the disclosure permission unit 201 (step S202). Note that if there are multiple types of vital data for which disclosure permission is granted, a separate disclosure permission screen 240 is displayed for each type of vital data, and the users to whom disclosure can be granted can be specified for each type of vital data.
  • the provision processing unit 202 performs processing to provide the vital data that is the subject of disclosure permission (heart rate in this example) to the service server 10, and further notifies the service server 10 of users to whom the data can be disclosed (e.g., XX Medical Services, YY Clinic) (step S203).
  • the vital data acquisition unit 112 of the service server 10 receives the vital data (heart rate) recorded in the supervised person database 40 and notifications of users to whom disclosure is possible (XX Medical Services, YY Clinic), and stores them in the vital data database 122 (step S103).
  • the service provision unit 101 of the service server 10 allows the viewer to view the vital data related to the supervised person being examined via the viewer terminal device 30 (step S104).
  • the service providing unit 101 of the service server 10 can provide the vital data currently stored in the vital database 122 to users to whom it is possible to disclose the data (XX Medical Services, YY Clinic) in the future. On the other hand, the service providing unit 101 will not provide the vital data currently stored in the vital database 122 to users other than those to whom it is possible to disclose the data (for example, C research institute).
  • the disclosure permission information 500 that the permission information recording unit 203 of the supervisor terminal device 20 records in the history recording system 50 further includes information indicating users to whom disclosure is permitted.
  • the supervisor can determine which users may disclose each type of vital data. Information on who decided to permit disclosure, when, and for which vital data and which user can be recorded.
  • the service server 10 may record a supervisor with a priority for each of the multiple different types of vital data.
  • the disclosure request unit 111 of the service server 10 transmits a request for disclosure permission to the supervisor according to the priority order of the type of vital data that is the subject of disclosure permission, and displays the disclosure permission screen 210 on the supervisor terminal device 20 of the different supervisor for each type of vital data (step S102).
  • a supervisor who knows a specific type of vital data of the supervised person better can be given a high priority. For example, a mother can be set to a high priority for heart rate, and a father can be set to a high priority for body temperature. This makes it possible to appropriately disclose multiple different types of vital data and perform an appropriate medical examination.
  • different supervisors can decide whether or not to permit disclosure depending on the type of vital data.
  • the disclosure permission information 500 may further include information indicating users who can read the disclosure permission information 500 recorded in the history recording system 50 from the history recording system 50.
  • the purpose (second embodiment), period (third embodiment), and user (fourth embodiment) may all be specified for each attribute of vital data for which disclosure is permitted.
  • the present disclosure may have the following configurations:
  • a disclosure permission unit that receives a request for permission to disclose data related to a first user stored in a database from a service server and accepts permission to disclose input from a second user different from the first user; a providing processing unit that performs processing for providing the data subject to the disclosure permission to the service server; a permission information recording unit that records disclosure permission information regarding the disclosure permission in a history recording system on a network;
  • a terminal device comprising: (2) The terminal device according to (1) above, The disclosure permission information includes date and time information, information for identifying the first user, information for identifying the second user, and information for identifying the service server.
  • the disclosure permission unit individually permits disclosure of a plurality of different types of data,
  • the disclosure permission information further includes information indicating a type of the data.
  • the disclosure permission unit specifies a purpose for which the data subject to disclosure permission may be disclosed,
  • the disclosure permission information further includes information indicating the purpose.
  • the disclosure permission unit specifies a period during which the data subject to disclosure permission may be disclosed,
  • the disclosure permission information further includes information indicating the period.
  • the terminal device according to any one of (1) to (5) above, the disclosure permission unit designates a user to whom the data subject to disclosure permission can be disclosed,
  • the disclosure permission information further includes information indicating the user.
  • the provision processing unit acquires the data that is the subject of the disclosure permission from the database, and supplies the data to the service server.
  • the terminal device according to any one of (1) to (6) above, The provision processing unit notifies the service server of the subject of the disclosure permission, and causes the service server to obtain data that is the subject of the disclosure permission from the database.
  • the terminal device includes: a wearable device worn by the first user; a mobile device in communication with the wearable device; A terminal device provided in at least one of the terminal device that communicates with the wearable device or the mobile device, or one or more storage devices on a network that communicates with the wearable device, the mobile device, or the terminal device.
  • the terminal device according to any one of (1) to (9) above, The history recording system on the network is a blockchain terminal device.
  • the terminal device according to any one of (1) to (10) above, The data relating to the first user is vital data of the first user.
  • the terminal device according to any one of (1) to (11) above, The second user is a supervisor of the first user.
  • the terminal device records one or more second users in association with the first user, and when recording multiple second users, records the multiple second users in association with priorities, and transmits a request for disclosure permission to the second users in accordance with the priorities.
  • the terminal device When recording a plurality of second users, the service server records a plurality of different types of data by associating a priority with the second user, and transmits a request for disclosure permission to the second user in accordance with the priority of the type of data to be subject to disclosure permission;
  • the disclosure permission unit individually permits disclosure of a plurality of different types of data,
  • the disclosure permission information further includes information indicating a type of the data.
  • a control circuit of the terminal device a disclosure permission unit that receives a request for permission to disclose data related to a first user stored in a database from a service server and accepts permission to disclose input from a second user different from the first user; a providing processing unit that performs processing for providing the data subject to the disclosure permission to the service server; an information processing program that causes the information processing program to operate as a permission information recording unit that records the disclosure permission information regarding the disclosure permission in a history recording system on a network.
  • a service server a disclosure permission unit that receives a request for permission to disclose data related to a first user stored in a database from the service server and accepts permission to disclose input from a second user different from the first user; a providing processing unit that performs processing for providing the data subject to the disclosure permission to the service server; a permission information recording unit that records disclosure permission information regarding the disclosure permission in a history recording system on a network;
  • a terminal device having An information processing system comprising: (17) A control circuit of the terminal device, a disclosure permission unit that receives a request for permission to disclose data related to a first user stored in a database from a service server and accepts permission to disclose input from a second user different from the first user; a providing processing unit that performs processing for providing the data subject to the disclosure permission to the service server;
  • a non-transitory computer-readable recording medium having recorded thereon an information processing program that causes the information processing program to operate as a permission information recording unit that records the disclosure permission information regarding the disclosure permission in a history recording system on a network.
  • Service server 101 Service providing unit 111 Disclosure request unit 112 Vital data acquisition unit 121 Supervisor list 122 Vital data database 20 Supervisor terminal device 201 Disclosure permission unit 202 Provision processing unit 203 Permission information recording unit 30 Visitor terminal device 40 Supervisor database 50 History recording system 500 Disclosure permission information 60 Wearable device

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L'invention concerne un dispositif terminal comprenant : une unité d'autorisation de divulgation qui reçoit, en provenance d'un serveur de service, une demande d'autorisation de divulgation concernant des données qui sont stockées dans une base de données et qui se rapportent à un premier utilisateur, et qui reçoit une autorisation de divulgation entrée par un second utilisateur différent du premier utilisateur ; une unité de processus de fourniture qui effectue un processus pour fournir, au serveur de service, des données soumises à l'autorisation de divulgation ; et une unité d'enregistrement d'informations d'autorisation qui enregistre, dans un système d'enregistrement d'historique sur un réseau, des informations d'autorisation de divulgation relatives à l'autorisation de divulgation.
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